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May 17, 2021 Jazz Album Chart Jazz Album Chart May 17, 2021 TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW Move Weeks Reports Adds 1 1 4 1 Greg Abate 2 weeks at No. 1 Magic Dance: The Music of Kenny Barron Whaling City Sound 342 319 23 5 51 3 2 3 1 1 Dr. Lonnie Smith Breathe Blue Note 280 275 5 7 42 2 3 2 2 1 Veronica Swift This Bitter Earth Mack Avenue 268 299 -31 11 41 0 4 4 3 2 Nelson Riveros The Latin Side of Wes Montgomery Zoho 252 274 -22 9 33 1 Bill Cunliffe, John Patitucci and Vinnie 5 6 8 5 Colaiuta Trio Le Coq 240 228 12 6 37 0 6 17 58 6 Vincent Herring Biggest Gainer Preaching to the Choir Smoke Sessions 233 176 57 2 48 4 7 8 5 1 Yoko Miwa Songs of Joy ubuntu music 210 214 -4 12 34 0 8 7 7 6 Greg Murphy Cool Water Whaling City Sound 203 225 -22 12 29 0 9 9 6 1 Emmet Cohen Future Stride Mack Avenue 195 213 -18 17 31 1 10 5 9 5 Tony Monaco / Hendrik Meurkens Strollin’ Reid Hoyson Productions 191 237 -46 6 41 1 11 27 47 11 Charlie Sepulveda & The Turnaround This Is Latin Jazz HighNote 188 158 30 3 45 3 12 22 49 12 Jim Snidero Most Reports Live At The Deer Head Inn Savant 187 164 23 3 52 3 13 11 19 11 Steven Feifke Big Band Kinetic Outside In Music 181 189 -8 5 38 1 14 10 11 3 Santi Debriano Flash Of The Spirit Truth Revolution Collective 168 191 -23 15 21 0 15 14 15 14 Michael Wolff Live at Vitello’s Sunnyside 167 184 -17 7 32 0 15 15 26 14 Russell Ferrante Trio Inflexion Blue Canoe 167 180 -13 8 30 0 15 18 24 15 Brianna Thomas Everybody Knows Breathline 167 172 -5 10 28 0 18 28 14 2 Dave Stryker Baker’s Circle Strikezone 165 157 8 14 34 1 18 19 10 6 Jeremy Pelt Griot: This Is Important! HighNote 165 170 -5 12 29 2 20 45 62 20 Dan Wilson Vessels of Wood and Earth Brother Mister Productions 161 118 43 2 37 4 21 16 17 7 Michael Dease Give It All You Got Posi-Tone 157 177 -20 8 30 0 22 33 28 22 Kenney Polson Colors of Brazil Rosetta 151 148 3 5 20 1 23 36 59 23 Steve Slagle Nasentia (Birth) Panorama 143 134 9 2 40 0 24 32 24 7 Diego Rivera Indigenous Posi-Tone 142 150 -8 12 25 1 24 12 21 10 Diego Figueiredo Antarctica Arbors 142 187 -45 13 23 0 24 24 27 24 Jawanza Kobie Jawanza Kobie Jazz Composer JKM 142 160 -18 7 21 0 27 30 40 27 Behn Gillece Still Doing Our Thing Posi-Tone 139 153 -14 3 35 0 28 24 28 18 Mark Winkler & David Benoit Old Friends Cafe Pacific 138 160 -22 10 25 0 29 22 23 22 Roni Ben-Hur Stories Dot Time 136 164 -28 6 29 2 30 34 35 30 John Hasselback III Entrance HasselCastle 135 135 0 3 33 2 30 39 33 3 Quincy Davis Q Vision Qore 135 127 8 16 29 1 32 59 111 32 Anaïs Reno Lovesome Thing, Anaïs Reno Sings Ellington Harbinger 134 97 37 1 37 7 Highest Debut & Strayhorn 32 12 12 11 Albare Albare Plays Jobim vol 2 Alfi 134 187 -53 12 23 0 34 28 21 21 Jazz Worms Squirmin’ Capri 133 157 -24 6 27 2 34 21 12 4 Allan Harris Kate’s Soulfood Love Productions 133 169 -36 14 26 0 36 19 16 2 Cory Weeds O Sole Mio! Cellar Music 132 170 -38 17 27 0 37 48 44 37 Jane Monheit Come What May Club 44 131 115 16 5 33 2 38 42 54 38 Jennifer Wharton’s Bonegasm Not A Novelty Sunnyside 130 125 5 2 38 2 39 31 40 31 Greg Skaff Polaris SMK Jazz 128 151 -23 6 38 3 40 86 - 40 Benito Gonzalez Sing to the World Rainy Days 124 69 55 1 35 13 Gary Bartz, Ali Shaheed Muhammad & 41 36 28 28 Adrian Younge Gary Bartz JID 006 Jazz Is Dead 122 134 -12 5 28 2 Ropeadope / What We Do 42 26 20 6 Clifton Anderson Been Down This Road Before Music 120 159 -39 16 22 1 43 34 32 15 Chad Lefkowitz-Brown Quartet Sessions La Reserve 115 135 -20 10 26 0 43 66 85 43 Echo Park Project Latin Jazz Octet It’s My Turn Echo Park 115 91 24 1 25 0 45 68 95 45 Jihye Lee Orchestra Daring Mind Motema Music 110 90 20 1 35 7 46 63 65 46 Ben Patterson Push the Limits Origin 109 94 15 1 29 1 46 43 48 43 Vinnie Riccitelli Octet For The Record Self-Released 109 123 -14 4 26 0 46 56 51 15 Till Bronner & Bob James On Vacation Sony Masterworks 109 100 9 15 18 0 49 77 74 49 Spike Wilner Trio Aliens & Wizards Cellar Music 106 78 28 1 35 2 49 40 18 12 Sounds Of A&R Questions Left Unanswered Soaring 106 126 -20 14 24 0 Most Added Increased Airplay Chartbound Lunar Octet Convergence (Summit) +23 Vincent Herring Preaching to the Choir (Smoke Sessions) +57 David Larsen The Mulligan Chronicles (David Larsen Christian McBride The Q Sessions (Mack Avenue) +18 Benito Gonzalez Sing to the World (Rainy Days) +55 Productions) Roxana Amed Ontology (Sony Latin Music) +14 Dan Wilson Vessels of Wood and Earth Rodney Whitaker Outrospection: Music of Gregg Hill (Origin) Benito Gonzalez Sing to the World (Rainy Days) +13 (Brother Mister Productions) +43 Phill Fest Cafe Fon Fon (Fest Productions, Inc.) The Rebecca Kilgore Trio Vol. 1 (Heavywood) +12 Gabor Lesko Earthway (Creativity's Paradise) +41 Jeremy Monteiro Jay Anderson Lewis Nash Live At No Black Rale Micic Only Love Will Stay (Whaling City Sound) +12 Anaïs Reno Lovesome Thing, Anaïs Reno Sings Ellington & Tie Kuala Lumpur (JazzNote) Keith Oxman / Frank Morelli The Ox-Mo Incident (Capri) +10 Strayhorn (Harbinger) +37 Rahsaan Barber Mosaic (Jazz Music City) Freda Payne Let There Be Love (The Sound Of LA) +10 Phill Fest Cafe Fon Fon (Fest Productions, Inc.) +36 Alyssa Allgood What Tomorrow Brings (Cellar Music) Alexa Tarantino Firefly (Posi-Tone) +10 Rale Micic Only Love Will Stay (Whaling City Sound) +33 Kendall Carter Introducing Kendall Carter (Lladnek Music) Ulysses Owens Jr. Big Band Soul Conversations Jeremy Monteiro Jay Anderson Lewis Nash Out To Dinner Play On (Posi-Tone) (Outside In Music) +9 Live At No Black Tie Kuala Lumpur (JazzNote) +32 Airmen Of Note 2021 Jazz Heritage Series (U.S. Air Force) Norah Jones 'Til We Meet Again (Live) (Blue Note) +31 Charles Lloyd & The Marvels Tone Poem (Blue Note) Christian McBride The Q Sessions (Mack Avenue) +31 Chart and Data ©2021 Trefzger Media LLC.
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