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On The Charts: #1 – Dr. Lonnie Smith #1 Smooth Album – Peter White #1 College Jazz – Dave Holland Quintet #1 Smooth Single – Peter White #1 World Music – JazzWeek This Week EDITOR/PUBLISHER Ed Trefzger

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News ...... 4 Behind The Scenes at the 27th Detroit Jazz Festival ...... 4 Jude Law and Music for Tomorrow Join Forces To Help Preserve New Orleans’ Cultural Heritage...... 6 Music and Industry News In Brief ...... 7 Jazz Birthdays ...... 9 Feature 10 Artist Q&A: Anton Schwartz ...... 10 Jazz Radio ...... 14 Jazz Album Chart ...... 15 College Jazz Chart ...... 16 Jazz Reviews ...... 17 Stanton Moore ...... 17 Keith Jarrett ...... 17 14 The Brian Lynch/Eddie Palmieri Project ...... 17 Mark Masters Ensemble ...... 18 Gladys Knight ...... 18 Jazz Add Dates ...... 19 Jazz Current CDs ...... 20 Jazz Radio Panel ...... 23 Smooth Jazz Radio ...... 24 Smooth Album Chart ...... 26 24 Smooth Singles Chart...... 27 Smooth Currents...... 28 Smooth Radio Panel ...... 29 World Music Radio ...... 30 World Music Album Chart ...... 31 Closing Number Five From Coltrane ...... 32 30

Cover: Anton Schwartz (photo: Roy Manzanares) JazzWeek Volume 2 Number 43 jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 3 News Behind The Scenes at the 27th Detroit Jazz Festival

etroit-based indie promoter Dr. Jazz is rarely spotted without his Dcamera gear, and that’s especial- ly the case when jazz is being played nearby. He captured a few snapshots of performers and radio folks at this year’s 27th Detroit Jazz Festival. More pho- tos from the event will be found soon at his web site, drjazz.com.

Hiram Bullock (left) and Will Lee flank festival director Frank Malfitano.

WEMU’s Linda Yohn and Dr. Lonnie Smith Oscar Castro-Neves (left) with Sergio Mendes ➤ jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 4 News

Detroit Jazz Fest Pix (continued from page 4)

WWOZ’s Dwayne Breashears and Shahida Nurullah

WDUQ’s Tony Mowod with Andy Narell

Writers Bill Milkowski and Ira Gitler flank Mike LeDonne

Sergio Mendez with WCPN’s Bobby Jackson and family (wife LJ and son Xavier) jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 5 News Jude Law and Music for Tomorrow Join Forces To Help Preserve New Orleans’ Cultural Heritage

NEW ORLEANS – The Music for As his contribution to the fund- lines, levees and pumps are important Tomorrow Foundation is launching a raising effort, Law played host to a priorities all agree need to be continu- national fundraising campaign to pre- at Tulane University on Sept. ously addressed, the role of the artistic serve the city’s most precious resource 18 featuring the Irvin Mayfield Quin- community in New Orleans life can- – jazz – as the city still tries to over- tet. As the officially appointed Cul- not be overlooked. New Orleans’ cul- come the devastation of Hurricane Ka- tural Ambassador to the City of New tural economy has perhaps taken the trina on the region’s creative economy. Orleans, Mayfield has used his horn to biggest hit because of the displacement Joining the cause are actor Jude Law, bring attention to the viability of New of artists and the destruction of per- acclaimed author Douglas Brinkley, Orleans’ cultural sector. The concert formance venues. Over 4,000 artists and musician with is part of an on-going effort by mu- left because of damage and have yet to the goal of raising a million dollars sicians, artists, and cultural organi- return and 75 percent of the city’s cul- to invest in grants for displaced musi- zations to leverage real change in the tural venues are still closed with some cians and supplement the newly pro- economic development sector. never to reopen again. posed National Jazz Center. Critical to “We have to bring passion and cre- This is a sharp contrast to the year the rebuilding efforts of New Orleans ativity back and that’s why I was hon- 2003 when the non-profit cultural is the city’s ability to support, spon- ored to be invited by the Music for economy generated tens of millions in sor, and deliver jazz programming in a Tomorrow Foundation to co-host the city and state and tax revenues and re- state that recognizes the cultural econ- concert,” said Law. ceived upwards of $259 million in arts omy as its second largest employer. While repairing homes, water audience spending. JW

jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 6 News Music and Industry News In Brief LOS ANGELES – On Tuesday, Oct. 31, GRP of November. The show also features Jack Sheldon on two tracks, and is the Records will release A Soulful Christmas, vocalist Bobby Caldwell, saxophonists follow-up to Sutton’s acclaimed 2005 a new holiday CD from contemporary jazz Eric Darius and Warren Hill, and guitarist recording, I’m with the Band. Release date favorite Brian Culbertson. The disc Ray Parker, Jr. Dates, venues, and for the new album is Feb. 28, 2007. features modern of classic more information can be found at www. Christmas carols and a new holiday asoulfulxmas.com. – Grammy-winning tune, “All Through The Christmas Night,” saxophonist Joe Lovano will guest host the sung by Michael McDonald. Culbertson CLEVELAND – Grammy nominee and inaugural show of Trane Tracks on Sirius brought in many friends to create a holiday JazzWeek Vocalist of the Year Tierney Satellite Radio on the 80th anniversary of mood on this CD, including special guests Sutton and her longtime band – pianist Coltrane’s birth. Trane Tracks will premiere Eric Darius, Warren Hill, Peter White, Christian Jacob, bassists Trey Henry on Saturday, Sept. 23, at 8 p.m. ET. It will and Marc Nelson. Many top musicians and Kevin Axt, and drummer Ray Brinker then be broadcast every Saturday at 8 contributed to the Christmas cheer, such – recorded their sixth Telarc release Aug. p.m. ET, hosted by veteran jazz radio host as Vinnie Colaiuta, Nathan East, Jeff 28-30, 2006, at the legendary Capitol Les Davis, with repeat broadcasts on Lorber, Eric Marienthal, and Ricky studios in Los Angeles. Interpreting classic Wednesdays at 12 p.m. ET, exclusively on Peterson, among others. It’s also a material (“Get Happy,” “Happy Days are commercial-free Sirius classic jazz music family affair; Brian’s wife, accomplished Here Again,””Haunted Heart” and nine channel Pure Jazz / channel 72. opera singer Michelle Culbertson, other tracks) in a fresh new way, the performs a beautiful rendition of “Some Tierney Sutton Band explores the theme LOS ANGELES – Among the items up for Children See Him.” In addition to releasing of happiness and the irony of searching bid in an online charity auction benefitting

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Music and Industry News In Brief (continued from page 7) of call include Cabo San Lucas, Puerto on , Dion Parson on an alumnus of Schenley High School, Vallarta and Ensenada. Package includes drums and Gerald Cannon and Peter Boykins has returned this fall to Temple a Deluxe Stateroom for two with a private Washington on bass, and was recorded University in Philadelphia, where he is a veranda, all onboard shows, events, by Rudy van Gelder. Grammy-nominated senior in Temple’s jazz studies program. meals and amenities. Onboard performers Latin jazz flutist is joined Chosen by a panel of nationally recognized include Dave Koz, Mindi Abair, Patti on his CD by pianist Bill O’Connell; jazz musicians and educators on the Austin, David Benoit, Rick Braun, tenor saxophonist Chris Barretto; basis of his scholarship application and Jonathan Butler, Michael Lington, trombonist Papo Vazquez; bassist accompanying audition tape, Boykins Jeffrey Osborne, David Sanborn, Brian Luquez Curtis; drummer Robby Ameen; will receive a $5,000 award from the Simpson, Wayman Tisdale, Hugh and percussionists Milton Cardona and Pittsburgh Jazz Society and Mellon Jazz. “Peanuts” Whalum, Kirk Whalum and Richie Flores. Boykins performs as a member of several Peter White. The cruise is produced and Temple University ensembles, as well a promoted by Jazz Cruises, LLC, and is SAN RAFAEL, Calif. – Goodman number of local groups in Pittsburgh and offered by full ship charter with Holland Marketing Partners (GMP), a full service Philadelphia. “Leon’s accomplishments at America Line. Bids are open through Sept. direct marketing company in San Rafael, Temple continue a tradition of outstanding 28, 2006, at www.ebay.com/grammy. Calif., announced that it has been selected young jazz talents from the Pittsburgh area by The San Mateo County Community making their mark in college and university NEW YORK – HighNote Records will College District to serve as the direct jazz programs all across the country,” said release , the last marketing partner for KCSM-TV and Tony Mowod, president and founder of recording by pianist ; Keep KCSM-FM. The full-service, independent The Pittsburgh Jazz Society. “We salute Searchin’, trombonist Steve Turre’s television and radio station made their him for his musicianship, and wish him well as he continues his jazz studies.” second release for the label; and Come decision following a review of several JW Fly With Me, also the second HighNote other marketing agencies. release by the Grammy-nominated flutist Dave Valentin, all on Sept. 26. Hicks, NEW YORK – Pianist/ Michel who died suddenly on May 10 at age 64, Camilo and guitarist Tomatito come recorded his final CD April 5 at Van Gelder together again after six years to create the Target your market! Studios accompanied by tenor saxophonist follow-up to their Latin Grammy-winning Javon Jackson, the pianist’s wife Elise album Spain. In the aptly titled Spain Wood on flute, bassist Curtis Lundy, Again, Camilo and Tomatito expand on drummer Victor Jones and percussionist the idea of combining jazz and flamenco Ray Mantilla. The mood of the session – harmonies by incorporating inflections of which showcases Hicks in solo, duet and classical piano sounds and acoustic guitar quartet settings – ranges from reflective with sensual gypsy and Latin rhythms. ballads to songs flavored with a Latin The release of Spain Again on Emarcy tinge. The repertoire includes, among (Universal Music) will be followed by a other selections, ’s modern string of performances at ’s jazz classic “I Remember Clifford,” the Blue Note on Sept. 25, 26 and 27. These standard “Things We Did Last Summer” special engagements are part of the Blue Advertise in by Sammy Cahn and “Sweet Love Of Note’s 25th Anniversary Celebration. Mine” by trumpeter who, The duo will also perform in Puerto Rico JazzWeek ironically, died on May 10 in 1989. “We and the Dominican Republic. Recording had just inked John to a new exclusive the new album proved to be exciting for Reach not just jazz and college contract and he was his usual affable self Camilo: “It gave me so much joy to see radio, but musicians, clubs, retailers when he was joined at Rudy’s, just five that the magic is still there after all these and promoters ... all people in the weeks before he would pass away, by a years.” jazz or world music field who now familiar group of musicians who were all can subscribe free to JazzWeek. For dear friends and who had shared countless PITTSBURGH – Jazz bassist Leon rates and more information, contact appearances on the bandstand together,” Boykins has been selected to receive Devon Murphy at 866-453-6401, said HighNote’s Joe Fields. the 2006 Pittsburgh Jazz Society/ ext. 3 or at [email protected]. Mellon Jazz Scholarship. Son of Darryl Turre’s album features and Sequaia Williams of Penn Hills and on vibes, Akua Dixon on baritone violin, jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 8 News

October 3 October 10 Jazz Birthdays Von Freeman (1922) Harry Edison (1915) September 25 Ronnie Laws (1950) Thelonious Monk (1917) Sam Rivers (1930) October 4 Julius Watkins (1921) Horacee Arnold (1937) Stan Hasselgard (1922) Ed Blackwell (1927) Bill Pierce (1948) Leon Thomas (1937) Junior Mance (1928) Barbara Dennerlein (1964) Steve Swallow (1940) Cecil Bridgewater (1942) September 26 Eddie Gomez (1944) October 11 George Gershwin (1898) October 5 (1919) Gary Bartz (1940) Jimmy Blanton (1918) Mose Allison (1927) Nicholas Payton (1973) Bill Dixon (1925) Curtis Amy (1929) (1936) September 27 October 6 Lester Bowie (1941) Bud Powell (1924) Sammy Price (1908) Red Rodney (1927) Fred Hopkins (1947) October 7 Mike Nock (1940) October 13 Jo Jones (1911) Matt Wilson (1964) Terry Gibbs (1924) Amiri Baraka (1934) (1926) September 28 George Young (1937) Lee Konitz (1927) Kenny Kirkland (1955) Larry Young (1940) Pharoah Sanders (1940) September 29 October 8 October 14 Jean-Luc Ponty (1942) J C Heard (1917) Kazumi Watanabe (1953) September 30 Hal Singer (1919) Buddy Rich (1917) Pepper Adams (1930) October 16 Ray Anderson (1952) Oscar Pettiford (1922) October 9 Roy Hargrove (1970) Antonio Hart (1968) Mezz Mezzrow (1899) October 1 Elmer Snowdon (1900) October 17 Dave Holland (1946) Lee Wiley (1915) Cozy Cole (1906) Mark Helias (1950) Yusef Lateef (1920) Barney Kessel (1923) October 2 Abdullah Ibrahim (Dollar Brand) (1934) Sathima Bea Benjamin (1936) Phil Urso (1925) Dave Samuels (1948) Howard Alden (1958) (1960) October 18 Anita O-Day (1919) Wynton Marsalis (1961)

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jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 9 Artist Q&A: Saxophonist Anton Schwartz

photo: Gregory Niemeyer t’s been six years since Bay Area saxophonist Anton Schwartz released an album (sorry Anton, a Christmas EP doesn’t count), so JazzWeek Idecided to check in with him as his new CD races up the charts. We caught up with Schwartz recently as he prepared to go on vacation for a few days, and contemplated not lugging his sax with him for the first time in ages. I voted “no,” thinking a few days away from work is always a good thing. In fact in a show of solidarity, I’m going to attempt to leave my laptop at home during my next trip. Wish us both luck. – Tad Hendrickson ➤ jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 10 Artist Q&A: Anton Schwartz (continued)

JazzWeek: What is your musical background? Anton Schwartz: I played a bit of various instruments growing up. Then I took up clarinet at 12 and switched to tenor sax at 14. I never went to music school, except one summer at Eastman in Rochester. I did have the great fortune to study privately with first Warne Marsh and then Eddie Daniels in high school. They were very different, and both very inspiring. How did you find your way to jazz? The summer before I entered high school I borrowed the school tenor sax to prepare for a spot that was open- ing up in the school’s jazz band, which was led by New York trombonist Ed Byrne. I was brand new to jazz, and didn’t really “get” a lot of it, so I did a lot of listening to recordings that summer to try to make some sense of it. It was during that time that I started to love the music. What began as curiosity turned into deep interest and then a real love. Studying Mathematics and Philosophy at Harvard and Artificial Intelligence at Stanford – that wouldn’t seem to be the most direct way to a career in music. How are they connected? I never planned to be a professional musician. In terms of a career, the transition from academia to music was a complete about face. But there are a lot of deep ties be- tween math and music. They both deal in non-verbal abstractions – rather than reasoning in words, you have to come up with your own images and mental repre- sentations, and reason using those. I think a musician, like a mathematician, needs to feel a comfort and fluen- cy with abstraction in all of their encounters with me- ter and harmony. But the area where I’m most aware of the use of mathy skills is in composition. Designing the form and chordal structure of a song to match the song’s melodic flow and its emotional trajectory can be a tough task, and often a surprisingly mathy one. It’s a beautiful thing when you get it right. Not to sound like a snobby East Coaster, but you grew photo: Wade Lagrone up in the East and have family here, why set yourself up in the Bay Area? I love New York. I grew up in Hell’s Kitchen and at some level I’ll always feel like a New Yorker. But I came to the Bay Area for grad school, and real- ized there’s a lot I prefer here about the pace and the quality of life, so I’ve ➤ jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 11 Artist Q&A: Anton Schwartz (continued)

stayed. What is your take on the Bay Area scene? It’s certainly one of the best scenes in the country, though pretty much every- where pales in comparison to New York. Unlike New York, the Bay Area scene waxes and wanes. The number of good clubs, the amount of jazz coverage in the media... even the quality of the players... they all have an ebb and a flow. A couple years ago the San Francisco Chronicle started covering local jazz again after a long dry spell. Things like that have a big effect. There are a lot of great players, but the community is still small enough that a few ill-timed departures can also have a noticeable effect. Luckily there’s usually a steady stream of great young talent refilling the pool... and occasionally it brings along a monu- mental talent like or Julian Lage. You release records on your own label, An- tonjazz. How has that been working – was it a choice on your part to have more control over your career, or necessity? The label is a lot of work, but it’s enormously grat- ifying. I released my first two CDs on my own because at the time I didn’t think I had a compel- ling case to make for a contract with a good label. And I dreaded the idea of shopping a product, es- pecially without a strong place to bargain from. Things have evolved since then, and I’ve gotten some offers, but none better than what I’ve al- ready got on my own. I’ve come to LOVE the ar- tistic control of my own label: I have strong opin- ions about music and recording, and it’s gratifying to be able to run with them and see the results play out. It’s been quite a while since your last album, why so long? What have you been up to? I’ve been playing music and living life. Doing a CD release right is a whole lot of work – some- thing I take very seriously, and it often pulls me away from the music itself. So after The Slow Lane I needed some time to revitalize my music and recover – ironic, given the name of the CD, huh? Then I spent some time exploring options with record labels before finally deciding to go at it again on my own. features your old buddy Peter Bernstein. Can you talk about how you guys have come up together and still play together and keep in touch? ➤ Pete and I are the same age and grew up in Manhattan, where we went to jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 12 Artist Q&A: Anton Schwartz (continued)

different high schools. We met at a jazz program at Eastman one summer. We played a bunch together there and stayed close until we graduated from high school. Our senior year I led a jazz “senior project” – a concert we both played in. He did one too, which I played in. Larry Goldings, who was at Eastman with us, played in both of those. He lived in Boston, but he came down to New York for them. I’ve stayed in touch with Pete and Larry over the years – mostly socially, with a little music now and then. Radiant Blue gave a great ex- cuse to reconnect musically with Pete. Pete’s a sweetheart and one of the guys I respect the most in jazz. It seems that it’s every jazzman’s dream to do a Christmas CD. Is it payback for having to hear those songs, perhaps tortured by them, that leads you to clean the palette and make them your own? Christmas tunes can be overplayed and badly played so sure, it’s satisfying to reclaim them. But I don’t feel any hostility in doing that. I love the relation the songs create with the listener. I mean: Who really grows up listening to “Stella [By Starlight]” these days besides jazz musicians? “Jingle Bells” – now THERE’S a standard! Reworking that tune, you get to make a new statement about a musical subject that your listener is already intimately familiar with, and reach out in the jazz idiom to a much wider audience. It’s a lot of fun, and can be truly musical too. You’re active as an educator for several organizations. What kind of reward do you find in this kind of work? Teaching anything gives you new perspectives on the subject, and it’s great to feel the energy of the students, and their hunger. I particularly like work- ing with jazz musicians who are “stuck” – players who have a lot technique and theory down, but can’t seem to make music out of it all. It’s a blast to help lead them through the transformation that occurs, as they start to create musical ideas that actually speak. You get to witness the real birth of their self-expres- sion. Cool. As for you: Is it going to be another six years before your next album? What are you working on right now? Six years? Holiday Time was 2004! No, it won’t be six years until the next. I’ve got three new projects in the pipeline, in various stages, that I’m itching to re- cord. I can’t say more about them right now, but I’m very excited. Name something that is unrelated to jazz that you are into that others may not know about? I’ve gotten really into running lately. I go for long runs up in the hills above Berkeley. I had asthma as a kid, so it’s a kick to have running as a part of my life. Not to mention playing the sax! JW

jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 13 Jazz Radio

Dr. Lonnie Smith: Eight Straight Dave Holland’s Critical Mass Tops The College Chart

r. Lonnie Smith’s second CD for Palmetto Records, Jungle Soul, makes it eight weeks at No. 1 on the Jazz Album Chart Dwith 323 spins on 68 stations. No. 1 on the College Jazz Chart is the Dave Holland Quintet’s Critical Mass (Dare2/Sunnyside) with 332 spins on 85 stations and 14 adds this week. Most-added on the Jazz Album Chart for a second week is the latest from Diana Krall, From This Moment On (Verve), with 29 adds. That CD was the week’s top debut at No. 4. The CD with the big- gest increase in airplay and the highest debut is Critical Mass (Dare2/ Sunnyside) from the Dave Holland Quintet, +171 spins. Jazz Chart No. 1: Dr. Lonnie Smith, Note: To receive a copy of the stations comprising the college Jungle Soul (Palmetto) panel, send an email to [email protected].

College Jazz No. 1: Dave Holland Quin- Jazz Most Added: Diana Krall, From This Jazz Increased Spins: Dave Holland tet, Critical Mass (Dare2/Sunnyside) Moment On (Verve) Quintet, Critical Mass (Dare2/Sunnyside)

Jazz Album Chart p. 15 Jazz Add Dates p. 19 College Jazz Chart p. 16 Jazz Current CDs p. 20 Jazz Reviews p. 17 Jazz Radio Panel p. 23 jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 14 airplay data JazzWeek Jazz Album Chart Sept. 25, 2006 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Release Label TP LP +/- Weeks Stations Adds 1 1 1 1 Dr. Lonnie Smith Jungle Soul Palmetto 323 356 -33 9 68 2 2 39 31 2 Dave Holland Quintet Critical Mass Dare2/Sunnyside 274 103 171 3 59 7 3 2 2 2 HighNote 270 256 14 4 59 3 4 NR NR 4 Diana Krall From This Moment On Verve Music Group 233 84 149 1 56 29 5 5 12 5 Ray Barretto Standards Rican-ditioned Zoho Music 214 195 19 6 50 4 6 4 4 1 Regina Carter I’ll Be Seeing You (A Sentimental Journey) Verve Music Group 210 199 11 13 52 1 7 6 9 6 Anton Schwartz Radiant Blue Anton Jazz 203 186 17 5 47 3 8 13 12 8 Scott Hamilton Nocturnes and Serenades Concord Jazz 201 159 42 7 54 3 9 3 5 3 Jon Faddis Teranga Koch 194 215 -21 13 52 0 9 9 7 7 & Bill Charlap You Taught My Heart To Sing HighNote 194 180 14 3 54 6 11 10 24 10 Geri Allen Timeless Portaits and Dreams Telarc 189 176 13 3 44 4 12 13 12 12 The Chris Walden No Bounds Origin 177 159 18 9 40 2 12 16 10 8 Buck Hill Relax Severn 177 157 20 8 52 2 14 42 26 14 Dave Stryker The Chaser Mel Bay 173 100 73 6 40 2 15 8 6 6 Make It Happen Piadrum 172 182 -10 6 57 1 16 7 3 3 Reflections HighNote 169 183 -14 9 49 3 17 19 21 17 One For All The Lineup Sharp Nine 165 151 14 5 46 3 18 17 28 14 Caribbean Jazz Project Mosaic Concord Records 164 154 10 7 43 2 18 15 23 15 Nancy Wilson Turned To Blue MCG Jazz 164 158 6 8 49 3 20 29 49 20 Madeleine Peyroux Half The Perfect World Rounder 163 126 37 3 45 5 21 12 29 12 Eliane Elias Around The City RCA/Victor 160 160 0 4 43 1 22 31 NR 22 Sean Jones Roots Mack Avenue 159 125 34 2 48 6 23 35 46 23 Mike Stern Who Let The Cats Out? Heads Up 156 119 37 3 39 4 23 21 34 21 & The Fountain of Youth Band Whereas Dreyfus Jazz 156 143 13 3 45 7 25 17 22 9 Christian Jacob Trio Contradictions WilderJazz 154 154 0 9 44 2 26 42 NR 26 Sherman Irby Organ Starter Black Warrior Records 150 100 50 2 40 6 26 20 11 8 Because Of You HighNote 150 146 4 9 50 1 28 34 15 15 Joe Lovano Streams of Expression Blue Note 149 120 29 6 41 3 28 11 19 1 Roy Hargrove Nothing Serious Verve Music Group 149 175 -26 21 49 0 30 23 7 5 Brad Mehldau Trio House On Hill Nonesuch 148 140 8 10 37 2 31 NR NR 31 Mulgrew Miller Live At The Kennedy Center: Volume 1 MAXJAZZ 140 45 95 1 39 16 31 21 18 5 Here MAXJAZZ 140 143 -3 16 37 1 33 27 20 20 Ann Hampton Calloway Blues In The Night Telarc 139 129 10 5 40 2 34 NR NR 34 Ted Nash & Still Evolved In The Loop Palmetto 134 80 54 1 37 19 35 44 36 11 Ray Mantilla Good Vibrations Savant 131 98 33 15 42 1 36 28 17 5 Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band The Phat Pack Immergent 130 127 3 8 37 3 36 24 NR 24 Kenny Garrett Beyond The Wall Nonesuch 130 137 -7 2 41 7 38 25 27 10 Larry Vuckovich Trio Street Scene Tetrachord 126 134 -8 13 38 0 39 NR NR 39 Terry Gibbs Findin’ The Groove Jazzed Media 123 62 61 1 35 12 40 38 45 38 Patricia Barber Mythologies Blue Note 119 105 14 5 47 4 40 33 34 1 Remember: A Tribute To Wes Montgomery Blue Note 119 123 -4 25 37 0 42 NR 37 36 Hot Club Of Detroit Hot Club Of Detroit Mack Avenue 117 77 40 6 40 2 43 47 38 13 Roberta Gambarini Easy To Love Groovin High 115 95 20 14 38 2 44 NR NR 44 Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood Out Louder Indirecto 113 50 63 1 37 21 45 37 30 10 Focus Motema 110 109 1 12 43 2 46 NR NR 46 Elin Lazy Afternoon Blue Toucan Music 103 68 35 1 38 9 47 29 25 9 Joe Locke & Geoffrey Keezer Group Live In Origin 102 126 -24 9 28 0 47 45 47 40 The Things I Am Piadrum 102 96 6 6 29 2 49 NR 48 28 John Pizzarelli Dear Mr. Sinatra Telarc 101 88 13 10 34 3 50 NR NR 50 Pat Bianchi East Coast Roots Jazzed Media 99 29 70 1 33 22

Most Added (first airplay detection) Increased Airplay Chartbound Diana Krall From This Moment On (Verve Music Group) +29 Dave Holland Quintet Critical Mass (Dare2/Sunnyside) +171 Quartet (HighNote) Pat Bianchi East Coast Roots (Jazzed Media) +22 Diana Krall From This Moment On (Verve Music Group) +149 (Marsalis Music) Mike Melvoin You Know (City Light) Gladys Knight Before Me (Verve Music Group) +22 Mulgrew Miller Live At The Kennedy Center: Volume 1 Laika Fatien Look At Me Now! (Body and Soul) Minions Dominion (Troubadour Jass (MAXJAZZ) +95 Dave Glasser Above The Clouds (Arbors) Records) +22 Dave Stryker The Chaser (Mel Bay) +73 Esperanza Spalding Junjo (Ayva Music) Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood Out Louder (Indirecto) +21 Pat Bianchi East Coast Roots (Jazzed Media) +70 Mort Weiss Mort Weiss Meets Sam Most (SMS Jazz) Pat Metheny and Brad Mehldau Metheny Mehldau Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood Out Louder (Indirecto) +63 Rick Wald Castaneda’s Dreams (Glowbow Records) Gladys Knight Before Me (Verve Music Group) (Nonesuch) +20 Jacqui Naylor The Color Five (Ruby Records)

jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 All monitored airplay data is owned by Mediaguide, Inc. ©2006 Mediaguide, Inc. JazzWeek 15 airplay data JazzWeek College Jazz Chart Sept. 25, 2006 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Release Label TP LP +/- Weeks Stations Adds 1 34 17 1 Dave Holland Critical Mass Dare2/Sunnyside Com- 332 30 302 6 85 14 munications 2 6 29 2 Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood Out Louder Indirecto 241 97 144 3 95 64 3 1 4 1 Madeleine Peyroux Half The Perfect World Rounder 185 165 20 3 48 10 4 33 26 4 Avishai Cohen Continuo RazDaz/Sunnyside Com- 90 31 59 17 59 4 munications 5 5 2 1 Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint River In Reverse Verve Forecast/UMG 81 104 -23 16 35 0 6 7 9 2 Miles Davis The Legendary Prestige Quintet Sessions Prestige 60 90 -30 17 22 0 [Box Set] 7 NR NR 7 Amina Figarova September Suite 215/Munich 59 4 55 1 25 18 8 99 NR 8 Mulgrew Miller Live At The Kennedy Center: Volume One MAXJAZZ 58 12 46 2 20 14 9 3 1 1 The Dirty Dozen Brass Band What’s Going On Shout! Factory 58 136 -78 6 31 7 10 NR NR 10 Ted Nash & Still Evolved In The Loop Palmetto 58 8 50 2 44 40 11 18 14 5 Nomo New Tones Ubiquity 56 37 19 22 29 1 12 NR NR 12 Esperanza Spalding Junjo Ayva 56 4 52 6 40 34 13 14 11 11 Miles Davis Cool & Collected Columbia/Columbia 51 53 -2 3 32 0 14 35 13 8 Ray Mantilla Good Vibrations Savant 47 29 18 16 15 0 15 89 NR 15 Diana Krall From This Moment On Verve 45 13 32 2 27 21 16 8 22 7 Roy Hargrove Nothing Serious Verve/UMG 41 78 -37 21 22 1 17 20 7 7 Dr. Lonnie Smith Jungle Soul Palmetto 39 35 4 10 24 4 18 30 31 18 Various Artists The Obliqsound Remixes Vol. 2 Obliqsound 38 31 7 3 15 5 19 NR NR 19 Branford Marsalis Braggtown Marsalis/Rounder 37 9 28 2 23 17 20 21 15 6 Various Artists Jazz Vocalists: Hear & Now Concord Jazz 36 35 1 21 19 1 21 NR NR 21 Pat Bianchi East Coast Roots Jazzed Media 35 9 26 2 19 16 22 24 27 22 Winard Harper Make It Happen Piadrum 35 34 1 7 21 1 23 25 12 3 Pat Martino Remember: A Tribute To Wes Montgomery Blue Note/Capitol 34 34 0 26 13 0 24 15 50 15 Eliane Elias Around The City Bluebird/RCA Victor 32 50 -18 6 17 3 25 NR 39 23 Brad Mehldau House On Hill Nonesuch 32 8 24 12 23 3 26 38 20 6 Larry Vuckovich Street Scene Tetrachord 32 28 4 14 7 0 27 82 NR 6 Yoshida Brothers III Domo 32 15 17 22 25 3 28 48 38 28 Willie Bobo Lost And Found Concord Picante 30 24 6 7 25 7 29 12 16 4 Regina Carter I’ll Be Seeing You (A Sentimental Journey) Verve/UMG 30 57 -27 14 12 1 30 90 36 23 Ann Hampton Callaway Blues In The Night Telarc Jazz 28 13 15 6 15 1 31 NR NR 3 Anouar Brahem Le Voyage De Sahar ECM 28 8 20 22 26 0 32 84 64 3 Tania Maria Intimidade Bel Horizon/Blue Note 28 15 13 7 20 5 33 10 37 10 Kenny Garrett Beyond The Wall Nonesuch 27 66 -39 3 20 7 34 100 NR 34 Kenny Werner Democ Racy: Live At The Blue Note 27 12 15 3 25 21 35 39 28 20 Eric Reed Here MAXJAZZ 26 28 -2 15 11 0 36 50 56 20 Ends And Means HighNote 26 23 3 22 9 0 37 NR NR 37 Al Di Meola Consequence Of Chaos Telarc 25 0 25 1 23 16 38 49 NR 38 Marc Copland & Randy Brecker Both/And Nagel Heyer 25 24 1 2 9 1 39 NR NR 39 Mark Egan As We Speak Wavetone 24 11 13 2 14 10 40 31 83 31 Urban Jazz Coalition Down To Get Up Major 6th 24 31 -7 4 3 1 41 19 24 19 Various Artists Explorations - Classic Picante Regrooved, Concord Picante 24 35 -11 5 11 3 Vol. 1 42 NR 92 42 One For All The Lineup Sharp Nine 24 10 14 5 15 3 43 NR NR 43 John Proulx Moon And Sand MAXJAZZ 24 5 19 1 13 8 44 NR 51 35 Hot Club Of Detroit Hot Club Of Detroit Mack Avenue 24 12 12 8 14 3 45 26 23 20 Roger Davidson Pensando En Ti Soundbrush 24 33 -9 8 4 0 46 28 48 14 Rick Haydon & John Pizzarelli Just Friends Mel Bay 24 33 -9 22 7 1 47 65 45 45 Elin Lazy Afternoon Blue Toucan 23 17 6 4 16 4 48 53 43 28 Eldredge Jackson Listening Pleasure JEA 23 20 3 12 1 0 49 40 42 24 Michael Carvin Marsalis Music Honors Michael Carvin Marsalis/Rounder 23 28 -5 26 5 0 50 32 47 30 Lisa Hilton Midnight In Manhattan Ruby Slippers 22 31 -9 10 9 0

Most Added (first airplay detection) Increased Airplay Chartbound Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood Out Louder (Indirecto) +64 Dave Holland Critical Mass & The Cannonball Legacy Band Maximum Firepower Ted Nash & Still Evolved In The Loop (Palmetto) +40 (Dare2/Sunnyside Communications) +302 (Savant) Tomasz Stanko Lontano (ECM) Esperanza Spalding Junjo (Ayva) +34 Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood Out Louder (Indirecto) +144 Dave Stryker The Chaser (Mel Bay) Diana Krall From This Moment On (Verve) +21 Avishai Cohen Continuo (Razdaz/Sunnyside) +59 Scott Hamilton Nocturnes & Serenades (Concord Jazz) Kenny Werner Democ Racy: Live At The Blue Note Amina Figarova September Suite (215/Munich) +55 Pat Metheny & Brad Mehldau Metheny Mehldau (Nonesuch) (Half Note) +21 Esperanza Spalding Junjo (Ayva) +52 Jim Tomlinson The Lyric...Featuring Stacey Kent (O+) Amina Figarova September Suite (215/Munich) +18 Ted Nash & Still Evolved In The Loop (Palmetto) +50 Gerry Gibbs & The Thrasher Band Faces Unknown (SMS Jazz) Delfeayo Marsalis Minions Dominion (Troubadour Jass) Sean Jones Roots (Mack Avenue) Masters Of Groove Masters Of Groove Meet Dj-9 (Jazzateria) jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 All monitored airplay data is owned by Mediaguide, Inc. ©2006 Mediaguide, Inc. JazzWeek 16 Reviews

Stanton Moore Concert was a hit. Yet it was on that solo album that he was III (Telarc) able to balance delicate lyricism and rushes of emotion with technical virtuosity and cerebral inquisitiveness in a way THE HALLOWED WALLS of Preservation Hall typically con- that has made his tain the Dixieland swing of the house band, but Galactic solo major drummer (and New Orleans resident) Stanton Moore de- events ever since. cided to bring a lit- Having been lucky tle bit of gut bucket enough to attend jazz to that house of this concert, I can swing when he re- attest to the fact that corded there. Joined Jarrett was amazing by organist Robert on the night of this Walter (Greyboy recording and it’s all Allstars), guitarist on this two CD set. Will Bernard (of TJ Few piano players Kirk) and a couple have a playing style of notable guests, that is so tied their Moore works with emotional core as Jarrett – here on album you can hear him wicked precision moan when feels the calling, but you can sometimes almost through a peppy feel him getting up off his bench literally levitating (with set of material that, as you’d expect, gets its groove on but his feet still on the ground) at a particularly tricky passage. doesn’t ever linger one place too long. Covers range from ECM has put together a radio version of this featuring six Zeppelin to Abdullah Ibrahim, which is no surprise, but, tunes that span 35 minutes (just like an old LP!) that focus strangely for a leader, all the originals are contributed by Jarrett at his most user friendly. Highlights include “Part the other band members. Nonetheless, Moore emphatically VII” the rough and tumble “True Blues,” but really a full leaves his big beat imprint upon each tune. Highlights are broadcast of the album probably rearrange the synaptic pat- Walter’s organ-driven “Big ’Uns Get The Ball Rolling,” a terns of listeners, and that’s always a good thing. swampy version of “When The Levee Breaks” (no explana- – Tad Hendrickson tion needed here, nor for the mournful traditional “I Shall Contact: Groov Marketing Not Be Moved”), and the funky “Poison Pushy.” Moore is Phone: (877) GROOV 32 a big shot in groove circles, but the swing is here, it simply Email: [email protected] comes from J. Brown as well as D. Ellington. Add Date: Sept. 26 Release Date: Sept. 12 – Tad Hendrickson Contact: Vikki Rzepka Phone: (216) 464-2313 ext. 228 The Brian Lynch/Eddie Email: [email protected] Add Date: Sept. 25 Palmieri Project Release Date: Sept. 26 Simpatico (Artist Share) Keith Jarrett GREAT LATIN JAZZ records are the ones whose sense of fun and energy is such that listeners really can’t contain them- The Carnegie Hall Concert (ECM) selves. It’s a vibrant form that hits the head and especially the feet like no other. Simpatico easily fits that bill, featuring PIANIST KEITH JARRETT has been known for his transcen- established trumpeter Brian Lynch and his mentor Eddie ➤ dent improvisational abilities long before 1975’s The Köln Palmieri as well as guests like Phil Woods, singer Lila jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 17 Reviews (continued)

Downs, Donald Harrison and more than a dozen others. soon and bass clarinet. The disc includes three previously Lynch is at the wheel throughout, writing all the arrange- unrecorded McFarland tunes, compositions for Bill Evans ments and most of the tunes (with help from Palmieri and and (who is on piano on this album) and ar- others). His playing is lyrical and smoldering just as often rangements for the Gerry Mulligan Concert Band. While as it is fiery, add- McFarland arranged many of these tunes for strings and ing a broad range his own vibraphone, Masters has succeeded beautifully in of emotions to adapting the music for a Birth of the Cool-style instrumenta- these richly de- tion on this highly recommended CD. tailed tunes. Of –Ed Trefzger course Palmieri is the master, but Contact: Mitchell Feldman Associates Phone: (706) 550-0263 here he truly plays Email: [email protected] like he’s one of the Add Date: Sept. 25 guys, urging on so- Release Date: Sept. 26 loists and driving the rhythm sec- Gladys Knight tion. Highlights include “The Palmieri Effect” and bebop- pish “Jazz Impromptu,” but really Simpatico is good fun Before Me (Verve) from beginning to end. AFTER A RECENT spate of “standards” by pop art- – Tad Hendrickson ists that have ranged from mediocre to excruciatingly aw- Contact: Groov Marketing ful, it would be understandable to be skeptical about this Phone: (877) GROOV 32 CD. That is before Email: [email protected] listening to it. But Add Date: Sept. 26 Release Date: Sept. 12 some rave reviews on the Jazz Pro- grammers’ Mail- Mark Masters Ensemble ing List and an Wish Me Well (Capri Records) warm and gracious Knight appearance HAD COMPOSER AND arranger Gary McFarland not passed with Tavis Smi- away at the young age of 38 back in 1972, we might think ley convinced me of him in the same way as Bob Brookmeyer, Bill Holman, to give this a seri- and Gil Evans, says ous listen. It’s clear Mark Masters. In that these songs 2002, Masters had were already a part the opportuni- of her vocabulary as she delivers them with a swinging sen- ty to arrange Mc- sibility, a true emotional connection, and with impeccable Farland’s music for technique. To hear her tell it, this was a re- a concert featur- cording for Gladys Knight. And she’s more than a match ing Gary Smuly- for the terrific arrangements by Billy Childs and John Clay- an as a guest solo- ton. Before Me is a triumphant success that should be a top ist on baritone sax, Grammy candidate. and that led to this Contact: Jane Dashow – Ed Trefzger album. The result Phone: (212) 679-1445 is an album that Email: [email protected] echoes some of the large ensemble and west coast sounds Add Date: Sept. 18 that were so magic in the ’50s and ’60s, in particular the Release Date: Oct. 3 lush texture of lower register instruments like bari, bas- jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 18 Jazz Radio Adds Here are upcoming add dates for new releases, and add dates that have passed recently. This listing was current as of press time. JazzWeek industry subscribers may update this information online at jazzweek.com. Add dates may also be submitted via email to [email protected]. September 4, 2006 September 25, 2006 John Mackay – Organoptics (Chicken Coup) Javon Jackson – Now! (Palmetto Records) Miles Davis – Cool & Collected (Columbia/Legacy) David Gilmore – Unified Presence (RKM Music/Kindred Rhythm) Scott Whitfield – Live at Charlie O’s (Summit Records) Luis Perdomo – Awareness (RKM Music/Kindred Rhythm) Ted Nash – In The Loop (Palmetto Records) Mark Masters Ensemble – Wish Me Well (Capri Records) Kenny Garrett – Beyond The Wall (Nonesuch Records) Louis Hayes And The Cannonball Legacy Band – Maximum Gil Goldstein – Under Rosseau’s Moon (Halfnote) FirePower (Savant) Kenny Werner – Democ Racy (Halfnote) Luis Perdomo – Awareness (RKM Music/Kindred Rhythm) September 5, 2006 Mark Masters Ensemble – Wish Me Well (Capri Records) Sean Jones – Roots (Mack Ave) Mayra Casales – Woman on Fire (Afrasia Productions) September 8, 2006 Mike LeDonne – On Fire (Savant) Mary Conklin – Blues For Breakfast - Remembering Matt Dennis Papa John DeFrancesco – Desert Heat (Savant) (Rhombus Records) Stanton Moore – III (Telarc) September 11, 2006 September 26, 2006 Jim Tomlinson – The Lyric ... with Stacey Kent (O Plus) Keith Jarrett – The Carnegie Hall Concert (ECM) HD2 (Duduka Da Fonseca & Helio Alves) – Songs From The Last The Brian Lynch/Eddie Palmieri Project – Simpatico (ArtistShare) Century (Blue Toucan) Wendolina – Tenderly (Sail Away Records) Nilson Matta & Friends – Walking With My Bass (Blue Toucan) October 2, 2006 Dave Glasser – Above The Clouds (Arbors) Michele Rosewoman & Quintessence – The In Side Out (Advance September 12, 2006 Dance Disques) Jason Moran – Artist in Residence (Blue Note) John Patitucci – Line By Line (Concord Records) Marisa Monte – Universo Ao Meu Redor (Blue Note) Club D’Elf (w. Medeski, Martin, Logic, Maneri, Gabrels) – Now I Marisa Monte – Infinito Particular (Blue Note) Understand (Accurate) Medeski, Scofield, Martin and Wood – Out Louder (Indirecto Lynne Arriale – Live (Motema) Records) Max Wagner – This Can’t Be Love (Capri Records) Mike Frost Project – Comin’ Straight At Ya’ (BluJazz) Phil Wilson’s Pan American All Stars – The Music Of Antonio Carlos Pat Bianchi – Introducing Pat Bianchi (Jazzed Media) Jobim (Capri Records) Terry Gibbs w/ Hubert Laws – Findin’ The Groove (Jazzed Media) October 3, 2006 The Dalton Gang – Last Years Waltz (SSM Records) Neal Miner – The Evening Sound (Smalls Records) Todd Marcus – In Pursuit of The Ninth Man (Hipnotic Records) October 9, 2006 September 14, 2006 Kellylee Evans – Fight Or Flight (Enliven Media) Big Neighborhood – 11:11 (Origin) October 10, 2006 Jay Lawrence Trio – Thermal Strut (OA2) Stephan Crump – Rosetta (Papillion) Mary Conklin – Blues For Breakfast - Remebering Matt Dennis (Rhombus Records) October 12, 2006 Scott Burns – Passages (Origin) Bill Anschell – More to the Ear Than Meets the Eye (Origin) Taylor/Fidyk Big Band – Live at Blues Alley (OA2) Joan Hickey – Between the Lines (OA2) Trio East – Best Bets (Origin) Liam Sillery with the David Sills Quartet – On The Fly (OA2) Phil Kelly Big Band – My Museum (Origin) September 18, 2006 Gladys Knight – Before Me (Verve Records) October 16, 2006 Bill Frisell, , Paul Motian – Bill Frisell, Ron Carter, Paul Michael Wolff – Underwater Motian (Nonesuch Records) October 24, 2006 Diana Krall – From This Moment On (Verve Records) Mitchel Forman – Perspectives (Marsis Jazz) N’Awlins Gumbo Kings – UFO Saloon (Blue Cat Recordings) Pat Metheny and Brad Mehldau – Metheny Mehldau (Nonesuch Records) Delfeayo Marsalis – Minions’ Dominion (Troubadour Jass Records) Roger Kellaway – Heros (IPO Recording) September 20, 2006 Mort Weiss – The B-3 And Me (SMS Jazz)

jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 19 Jazz Radio Currents

Susanne Abbuehl Compass ECM Dirty Dozen Brass Band What’s Goin’ On? Shout Factory Ben Adams Old Thoughts, New Day Lunar Modular Ian Dogole & Hemispheres Convergance Jazz Heads Records Dave Douglas Meaning And Mystery Greenleaf Music Eric Alexander It’s All In The Game HighNote Lila Downs La Cantina Entre Copa Y Copa Narada Geri Allen Timeless Portaits and Dreams Telarc Dr. John Mercernary Blue Note Jackie Allen Tangled Blue Note Anne Ducros Piano, Piano Dreyfus Jazz Ben Allison Cowboy Justice Palmetto George Duke In A Mellow Tone BPM Karrin Allyson Footprints Concord Mark Egan As We Speak Wavetone Marcos Amorim Sete Capelas Adventure Music Eldar Live At The Blue Note Sony Classical Fred Anderson Timeless Delmark Mark Elf Liftoff Jen Bay Records ‘Killer’ Ray Appleton & Melvin Latin Dreams Lineage Records Eliane Elias Around The City RCA/Victor Rhyne Lisa B What’s New, Pussycat? Piece Of Pie Records Elin Lazy Afternoon Blue Toucan Music The Bamboos Step It Up Ubiquity John Ellis By A Thread Hyena Records Bang On A Can & Don Byron A Ballad for Many Cantaloupe Ron Eschete Trio In The Middle REV Jazz Patricia Barber Mythologies Blue Note Connie Evingson Stockholm Sweetnin’ Minnehaha Music Ray Barretto Standards Rican-ditioned Zoho Music Jon Faddis Teranga Koch Nik Bartsch’s Ronin Stoa ECM Donald Fagan Morph The Cat Reprise Tom Beckham Center Songs Sunnyside Laika Fatien Look At Me Now! Body and Soul Bob Belden Three Days of Rain Sunnyside The Frank & Joe Show Submarine Bus Venture David Benoit Full Circle Peak/Concord Michael Franks Rendezvous In Rio Koch Records David Berger & The Sultans of Hindustan Such Sweet Thunder Eric Frazier In Your Own Time Eric Frazier Music Swing Records Fred Fried The Wisdom Of Notes Ballet Tree Produc- Jerry Bergonzi Tenor Of The Times Savant tions Steven Bernstein’s Millennial MTO Volume 1 Sunnyside Bill Frisell, Ron Carter, Paul Motian Bill Frisell, Ron Carter, Paul Motian Nonesuch Territory Orchestra Mike Frost Project Comin’ Straight At Ya’ Blujazz Ignacio Berroa Codes Blue Note Lisa Fuller Teach Me Tonight Bizarre Planet Pat Bianchi East Coast Roots Jazzed Media Bob Gallo Wake Up Call Self Released Big Neighborhood 11:11 Origin Records Roberta Gambarini Easy To Love Groovin High David Bixler Call It a Good Deal Zoho Music Laszlo Gardony Natural Instinct Sunnyside Erin Boheme What Love Is Concord Records Kenny Garrett Beyond The Wall Nonesuch Ramona Borthwick A New Leaf Whaling City Sound The Jeff Gauthier Goatette One & The Same Cryptogramophone Don Braden Workin’ HighNote Moncef Genoud Aqua Savoy Jazz Anouar Brahem Le Voyage De Sahar ECM Sai Ghose New Blood Summit Ed Breazeale Just Beyond Reactor Records Marla Gibbs It’s Never Too Late Forever 30 Randy Brecker & Some Skunk Telarc Terry Gibbs Findin’ The Groove Jazzed Media Alan Broadbent Every Time I Think of You Artistry Gerry Gibbs & The Thrasher Band Faces Unknown SMS Jazz Paul Brusger Go To Plan B CAP Gerry Gibbs & The Thrasher Big Live At Luna Whaling City Sound Too Funky 2 Ignore BHM Music Band Jane Bunnett Guantanamo Blues Project Vol. 1 Blue Note Joe Gilman View So Tender: Wonder Revisited, Capri Vol. 1 Gene Burkert The Jazz Pallette Sea Breeze Ginai Jazz Island Black Hawaiian Scott Burns Passages Origin Records Publishing Francesco Cafiso Quartet Happy Time Cam Jazz Dave Glasser Above The Clouds Arbors Elliot Caine Quintet Blues From Mars Rhombus Gnappy Unloaded Bean Pie Ann Hampton Calloway Blues In The Night Telarc Aaron Goldberg Worlds Sunnyside Caribbean Jazz Project Mosaic Concord Records Gil Goldstein Under Rousseau’s Moon Half Note Records Rosie Carlino So In Love With You Quillian Entertain- Brad Goode Hypnotic Suggestion Delmark ment Gordon Goodwin’s Big Phat Band The Phat Pack Immergent Regina Carter I’ll Be Seeing You (A Sentimental Verve Music Group Jeff Greene Human Motion Self Released Journey) Marc Cary Focus Motema Grismore/Scea Group Well Behaved Fish Accurate Gilbert Castellanos Underground Seedling Groove Collective People People Music Music Savoy Jazz Avishai Cohen Continuo RazDaz/Sunnyside Ryan Haines Big Band New Horizons Sea Breeze Freddy Cole Because Of You HighNote Scott Hamilton Nocturnes and Serenades Concord Jazz Richie Cole & Art Pepper A Piece Of Jazz History Jazz Excursion Lionel Hampton featuring Sylvia Out of Sight Music Bennett Mary Foster Conklin Blues For Breakfast Rhombus Roy Hargrove Nothing Serious Verve Music Group Marc Copland, Randy Brecker Both/And Nagel Heyer Everette Harp In The Moment Shanachie Chembo Corniel & Andrea Brachfeld Beyond Standards CAP Winard Harper Make It Happen Piadrum Jon Crosse Kind Of Blue & Pink Jazz Cat Marilyn Harris & The L.A. Jazz Round Trip Wrightwood Rick Culver I’m Old Fashioned Sea Breeze All-Stars Big Band Duduka Da Fonseca Samba Jazz In Black & White Zoho Music Donald Harrison The Survivor Nagel Heyer David Dahlsten Study Your Own Heart Rainbow Records Billy Hart Quartet HighNote The Dalton Gang Last Year’s Waltz SSM Records Elias Haslanger Dream Story Cherrywood Records Eddie Daniels Mean What You Say IPO Recordings Louis Hayes & The Cannonball Maximum Firepower Savant Roger Davidson Pensando En Ti Soundbrush Records Legacy Band Rick Davies Siepre Salsa Emlyn Music Roy Haynes & The Fountain of Youth Whereas Dreyfus Jazz Band Jamie Davis It’s A Good Thing Unity Music HD2 Songs From The Last Century Blue Toucan Music Miles Davis The Legendary Prestige Quintet Prestige Norman Hedman’s Tropique Garden Of Forbidden Fruit Power Light Sessions Miles Davis Cool & Collected Columbia/Legacy Heernt Locked In A Basement Raz Daz Ernest Dawkins The Messenger - Live at the Delmark Bill Henderson Live At The Kennedy Center WebOnlyJazz.com Original Velvet Lounge Nachito Herrera Live At The Dakota Two Dakota Live Label Hamilton De Holanda Quintet Brasilianos Adventure Music Vincent Herring Ends And Means HighNote The Deep Blue Organ Trio Goin’ to Town - Live at the Green Delmark Buck Hill Relax Severn Mill Lisa Hilton Midnight In Manhattan Ruby Slippers Al Di Meola Consequence of Chaos Telarc Productions Joe Diorio Trio Live Mel Bay Rick Holland In Time’s Shadow Blujazz jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 20 Jazz Radio Currents

Stevie Holland More Than Words Can Say 150 Music Kit McClure Just the Thing: The Sweethearts Red Hot Dave Holland Quintet Critical Mass Dare2/Sunnyside Project Revisited Tony Horowitz Paz Y Amore Rhombus Robin McKelle Introducing Robin McKelle Cheap Lullaby Hot Club Of Detroit Hot Club Of Detroit Mack Avenue John McLaughlin Industrial Zen Verve Music Group Luther Hughes & Cannonball-Col- Second Helping Primrose Lane Chris McNulty Whispers The Heart Elefant Dreams trane Project Marian McPartland Marin McPartland’s Piano Jazz w/ Jazz Alliance Human Motion Human Motion Self-Produced John Medeski Charlie Hunter/Bobby Previte Come In Red Dog, This Is Tango Ropeadope Marion Meadows Dressed to Chill Leader Medeski, Scofield, Martin & Wood Out Louder Indirecto Sherman Irby Organ Starter Black Warrior Brad Mehldau Trio House On Hill Nonesuch Records Francisco Mela Melao Ayva Music Vijay Iyer & Rudresh Mahanthappa Raw Materials Savoy Jazz Kansas City Frank Melrose Bluesiana Delmark D. D. Jackson Serenity Song Justin Time Mike Melvoin You Know City Light Jimmy ‘Junebug’ Jackson On My Way Home Blue Canoe Mike Melvoin presents Dan Jaffe Playiong The Word City Light Christian Jacob Trio Contradictions WilderJazz Pat Metheny and Brad Mehldau Metheny Mehldau Nonesuch Boney James Shine Concord Metta Quintet Subway Songs Sunnyside The Jazz Circle Jazz Circle Records Misja Fitzgerald Michel Encounter Sunnyside Jazz Crusaders Alive In South Africa True Life Rale Micic Serbia CTA Johnny and the Mo Tones Two Hits For The Kitty Altenburgh Jazz Mulgrew Miller Live At The Kennedy Center: Volume MAXJAZZ George Johnson, Jr. All Star Tribute BCS Records 1 Mudfoot Jones Basement Boys Present Savoy Jazz Sophie Milman Sophie Milman Koch Sean Jones Roots Mack Avenue Dom Minasi The Vampire’s Revenge CDM Hank Jones & Frank Wess Hank & Frank Lineage Records Thelonious Monk & The Complete 1957 Riverside Riverside Robert Jospé Heart Beat Random Chance Recordings Russ Kassoff Somewhere RHK Antoinette Montague Pretty Blues CAP Katahdin’s Edge The Ridge Self Released Marisa Monte Infinito Paradise Blue Note The Roger Kellaway Trio Heros IPO Recordings Marisa Monte Universo ao Meu Redor Blue Note Nancy Kelly Born To Swing Amherst Records Marcus Monteiro Quartet MM4 Whaling City Sound Calvin Keys Vertical Clearance Wide Hive Records Jason Moran Artist In Residence Blue Note David Kikoski Lighter Way Sunnyside Frank Morgan Reflections HighNote Frank Kimbrough Play Palmetto John Moulder Trinity Origin Records Nancy King Live At Jazz Standard With Fred MAXJAZZ Greg Murphy Orientation Murphasaurus Hersch The N’awlins Gumbo Kings UFO Saloon Blue Cat Blues Valarie King Kangu Recordings Mark Kleinhaut Trio Holding The Center Invisible Music Ted Nash & Still Evolved In The Loop Palmetto Gladys Knight Before Me Verve Music Group Jacqui Naylor The Color Five Ruby Records Toby Koenigsberg Trio Sense Origin Jovino Santos Neto Roda Carioca (Rio Circle) Adventure Music Diana Krall From This Moment On Verve Music Group Scott Neumann and Osage County Scott Neumann and Osage County Chicken Coup Jeannette Lambert Sand Underfoot Rant Ed Neumeister Reflections Artist Share Bob Lark, Phil Woods Quintet In Her Eyes Jazzed Media Nomo New Tones Ubiquity Jay Lawrence Trio Thermal Strut OA2 Records One For All The Lineup Sharp Nine LDB3 & Friends Blue Bop Chicken Coup Nancy Osbourne Hot Swing, Cool Jazz Self Released Mike LeDonne On Fire: Live At NYC Savant Brian Owen Unmei OA2 Records Tom Lellis Avenue of the Americas Beamtide Ed Palermo Big Band Take Your Clothes Off When You Cuneiform Dance Sondre Lerche & The Faces Down Duper Session Astralworks Panoramic Rhythm Through The Unobstructed Rhythmic Union Quartet View Liquid Soul One-Two Punch Telarc Ray Parker Jr. I’m Free Raydio Music Charles Lloyd Sangam ECM Kat Parra Birds In Flight Self Released Joe Locke & Geoffrey Keezer Group Live In Seattle Origin Greg Pasenko Something Old New Borrowed Blue Blujazz Joe Lovano Streams of Expression Blue Note Rosa Passos Rosa Telarc Jazz Matthias Lupri Group Metalix Summit Jim Pearce Prairie Dog Ballet Oak Avenue Bobby Lyle Hands On Heads Up Publishing John Mackay Organoptics Chicken Coup Houston Person & Bill Charlap You Taught My Heart To Sing HighNote The Mackrosoft Antonio’s Giraffe Wax Orchard Madeleine Peyroux Half The Perfect World Rounder Pete Malinverni Joyful Artist Share Pieces Of A Dream Pillow Talk Heads Up Kimber Manning Eventually R & K Productions Enrico Pieranunzi, Marc Johnson, & Ballads CAM Jazz/Sunnyside Ray Mantilla Good Vibrations Savant Joey Baron Todd Marcus In Pursuit of the 9th Man Hipnotic John Pizzarelli Dear Mr. Sinatra Telarc Tania Maria Intimidade Blue Note Planet Jazz In Orbit Sharp Nine Marguerite Mariama Wild Women Never Get The Blues: Power Light Valery Ponomarev Beyond The Obvious Reservoir Well, Not Anymore! Odean Pope w/ M Brecker/Carter/ Locked & Loaded: Live at the Blue Half Note Records Teena Marie Sapphire Cash Money Lovano Note Branford Marsalis Braggtown Marsalis Music Bobby Previte The Coalition of the Willing Ropeadope Delfeayo Marsalis Minions Dominion Troubadour Jass Dafnis Prieto Absolute Quintet Zoho Music Records John Proulx Moon And Sand MAXJAZZ Barrett Martin The Painted Desert Fast Horse Shaynee Rainbolt At Home Self Released Pat Martino Remember: A Tribute To Wes Blue Note Nelson Rangell Soul to Souls Koch Montgomery Chuck Redd Chuck Redd Remembers Barney Arbors Masters Of Groove Masters Of Groove Meet DJ-9 Jazzateria Kessel: Happy All Time Nilson Matta & Friends Walking With My Bass Blue Toucan Music Eric Reed Here MAXJAZZ Rebeca Mauleon Descarga En California Universal Music Althea Rene In The Moment Alliant Music Group Latino RH Factor Distractions Verve Music Group Bennie Maupin Ensemble Penumbra Cryptogramophone Ripplegroove Under The Microscope Self Released Christian McBride Live At Tonic Ropeadope Smokey Robinson Timeless Love New Door Tammy McCann Classic Katalyst Entertain- Deidre Rodman/Steve Swallow Twin Falls Sunnyside ment Donny McCaslin Soar Sunnyside Reuben Rogers The Things I Am Piadrum jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 21 Jazz Radio Currents

Aldo Romano Chante Dreyfus Trio Beyond Saudades ECM Diana Ross Blues In The Night Motown Trio East Best Bets Origin Records Gonzalo Rubalcaba Solo Blue Note Diego Urcola Viva Camjazz Catherine Russell Cat World Village The Vanguard Jazz Orchestra Up From The Skies: Music Of Jim Planet Arts Funky Cha Zoho Music McNeely Daniel Santiago On The Way Adventure Music Various Artists Handcrafted Music Sampler Blue Note Maria Schneider Orchestra Days of Wine and Roses Artist Share Various Artists Legends Of Jazz With Ramsey LRS Media Anton Schwartz Radiant Blue Anton Jazz Lewis Showcase Various Artists Hear and Now Concord Jennifer Scott Emotional Girl Carltunes Various Artists Re-Bop: The Savoy Remixes Savoy Jazz Marilyn Scott Innocent Of Nothing Prana Entertainment Various Artists Re-Bop: The Savoy Originals Savoy Jazz The Bud Shank Big Band Taking The Long Way Home Jazzed Media Various Artists Jazz For A Coffee Break Savoy Jazz Chip Shelton Peacetime Summit Sherik’s Syncopated Taint Septet Husky Hyena Records Ben Vaughan Designs In Music Soundstage 15 Shilts Headboppin’ Artizen Kasper Villaume Hands Stunt Janis Siegel A Thousand Beautiful Things Telarc Jazz Roseanna Vitro Live At The Kennedy Center Challenge Edward Simon Unicity Camjazz Jerry Vivino Walkin’ with the Wazmo Zoho Music Nina Simone Silk & Soul RCA/Victor Voice Trek An A Capella Trek Clubhouse Records Cecilia Smith Dark Triumph CEA Music Voodoo Funk Project Deep In The Cut 215 Records Charlie Smith On The Double C4 Larry Vuckovich Trio Street Scene Tetrachord Daniel Smith Bebop Bassoon Zah Zah Rick Wald Castaneda’s Dreams Glowbow Records Dr. Lonnie Smith Jungle Soul Palmetto The Chris Walden Big Band No Bounds Origin Gary Smulyan Hidden Treasures Reservoir Cedar Walton One Flight Down HighNote Bob Sneider & Joe Locke Film Noir Fallen Angel Sons of Sound Bill Watrous, Pete Christlieb, Gary Kindred Spirits Summit Project Urwin Bob Sneider & Paul Hofmann Escapade Sons of Sound Mark Weinstein O Nosso Amor Jazzheads Martial Solal & Dave Douglas Rue De Seine Sunnyside Mort Weiss Mort Weiss Meets Sam Most SMS Jazz Sonando Tres Origin Records Kenny Werner Democ Racy: Live At The Blue Note Half Note Records Ken Song Goin’ Wes Primrose Lane Randy Weston & His African Zep Tepi Random Chance Records Rhythms Trio Esperanza Spalding Junjo Ayva Music Kenny Wheeler It Takes Two! Sunnyside Groove On Up Savant Carla White A Voice In The Night Bright Moon Records Tomasz Stanko Quartet Lontano ECM Peter White Playin’ Favorites Sony BMG John Stein Concerto Internacional De Jazz Whaling City Sound Scott Whitfield Live at Charlie O’s Summit Amy Stephens My Many Moods Wesla Whitfield Livin’ On Love HighNote Mike Stern Who Let The Cats Out? Heads Up Rob Whitlock Sketchin’ 2 Sketchin’ Records John Stetch Bruxin’ Justin Time Steve Wiest Big Band Excalibur Arabesque Evan Stone Sticks & Stones, Vol.1 Red Jazz Ed Wiley, Jr. About The Soul Swing Records Dave Stryker The Chaser Mel Bay Jessica Williams Billy’s Theme: A Tribute To Dr. Billy Origin Records Helen Sung Trio Helenistique Fresh Sound New Taylor Talent Pamela Williams Elixir Shanachie Brian Swartz Three Summit Cassandra Wilson Thunderbird Blue Note Eric Swinderman In Pursuit Of The Sound Bonbelle Nancy Wilson Turned To Blue MCG Jazz Tangria Jazz Group Mebane’s Eleven Blastfamous Anthony Wilson Nonet Power Of Nine Groove Note Taylor/Fidyk Big Band Live At Blues Alley OA2 Records Clark Woodard & Joe Farrell Clark Woodard & Joe Farrell BCS Records Toots Thielemans One More For The Road Verve Music Group Phil Woods Unheard Herd Jazzed Media Jim Tomlinson The Lyric... w/ Stacey Kent O+ World Saxophone Quartet Political Blues Justin Time James Torme Comin’ Home Rogalan Records Yellowjackets Twenty Five Heads Up Nestor Torres Dances, Prayers & Meditations For Heads Up Yoshida Brothers III Domo Records Peace Allen Toussaint/Elvis Costello The River In Reverse Verve Music Group Pete Zimmer Burnin’ Live At The Jazz Standard Tippin’ Records Ralph Towner Time Line ECM

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Peter White Holds Onto No. 1 White’s “What Does It Take” Is Top Smooth Jazz Single For 11th Straight Week

eter White stays atop the album chart for a fifth consecu- tive week with Playing Favorites (Columbia) and remains Patop the singles chart for an 11th week with the first single from that CD, “What Does It Take (To Win Your Love).” Aaron Neville had the most added album and single: Bring It On Home ... The Soul Classics (Bergundy) and “It’s All Right” were added on 12 stations. The single with the biggest increase in airplay was India. Arie’s cover of Don Henley’s “The Heart of the Matter” (Mo- town) at +101. Album Chart No. 1: Peter White, Playing Favorites (Columbia) Commencing with this chart, Mediaguide is capping albums at 78 weeks and singles at 52 weeks before becoming recurrent.

Singles Chart No. 1: Peter White, “What Single Spincrease: India.Arie “The Heart Most Added Album: Aaron Neville Bring It Does It Take (To Win Your Love)” (Columbia) Of The Matter” (Motown) On Home ... The Soul Classics (Bergundy)

Smooth Album Chart p. 26 Smooth Currents p. 28 Smooth Singles Chart p. 27 Smooth Radio Panel p. 29

jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 24

airplay data JazzWeek Smooth Album Chart Sept. 25, 2006 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Release Label TP LP +/- Weeks Stations Adds 1 1 1 1 Peter White Playin’ Favorites Columbia 573 593 -20 16 27 0 2 3 2 1 Euge Groove Just Feels Right Narada Jazz 508 573 -65 58 28 0 3 2 3 1 Mindi Abair Life Less Ordinary GRP/UMG/Verve 505 589 -84 26 28 0 4 5 4 4 Wayman Tisdale Way Up Rendezvous 430 446 -16 24 26 0 5 4 6 4 The Jazzmasters The Jazzmasters V Trippin ’N’ Rhythm 424 463 -39 13 26 0 6 8 12 6 Boney James Shine Concord 399 383 16 5 29 1 7 11 14 7 Pieces Of A Dream Pillow Talk Heads Up 399 359 40 30 28 0 8 6 7 6 Fourplay Fourplay X RCA 385 421 -36 13 28 0 9 7 5 4 Nick Colionne Keepin’ It Cool Narada 359 397 -38 24 28 0 10 10 8 1 Richard Elliot Metro Blue Artizen 358 364 -6 67 28 0 11 9 10 1 Brian Simpson It’s All Good Rendezvous 354 369 -15 57 29 0 12 12 9 9 Corinne Bailey Rae Corinne Bailey Rae Capitol 319 340 -21 18 25 0 13 13 13 12 Lionel Richie Coming Home Island 310 328 -18 9 24 0 14 16 15 13 Eric Darius Just Getting Started Narada Jazz/Virgin 277 282 -5 29 24 0 15 18 18 14 David Benoit Full Circle Peak/Concord 272 259 13 16 26 0 16 19 19 14 Ray Parker, Jr. I’m Free Raydio 254 251 3 24 22 0 17 21 31 17 George Benson & Al Jarreau Givin’ It Up Concord 252 208 44 5 22 2 18 17 83 17 The Philippe Saisse Trio The Body And Soul Sessions G & N/Rendezvous 237 278 -41 7 27 0 19 14 11 1 Brian Culbertson It’s On Tonight GRP/Verve 215 297 -82 63 27 0 20 20 21 11 Kirk Whalum Performs The Babyface Songbook Rendezvous 199 220 -21 53 18 0 21 23 20 4 Ramsey Lewis With One Voice Narada 199 181 18 25 23 0 22 26 27 22 Marion Meadows Dressed To Chill Heads Up 197 161 36 22 22 0 23 22 25 18 Kim Waters All For Love Shanachie 194 186 8 52 28 0 24 24 22 12 Rick Braun Yours Truly Artizen 166 178 -12 20 26 0 25 27 40 25 Gregg Karukas Looking Up V2 152 153 -1 58 15 0 26 25 23 1 Paul Brown The City GRP/Verve 149 176 -27 49 26 0 27 29 26 4 Najee My Point Of View Heads Up 146 148 -2 62 25 0 28 28 28 18 Chris Standring Soul Express Trippin ’N’ Rhythm/V2 128 148 -20 25 17 0 29 32 32 29 Everette Harp In The Moment Shanachie 118 119 -1 9 13 0 30 34 33 27 Shilts Headboppin Artizen 115 109 6 16 13 0 31 NR NR 31 India Arie Testimony: Vol. 1, Life & Relationship Motown 112 101 11 1 12 2 32 38 34 17 Gerald Albright New Beginnings Peak/Concord 106 98 8 33 11 0 33 37 39 33 Michael Franks Rendezvous In Rio Sleeping Gypsy/Koch 105 100 5 16 10 0 34 39 37 30 Oli Silk So Many Ways Trippin ’N’ Rhythm 102 94 8 12 15 0 35 35 35 1 Paul Hardcastle 4 Trippin ’N’ Rhythm 92 107 -15 63 18 0 36 41 45 36 Dan Siegel Departure Native Language 88 77 11 13 9 0 37 31 52 31 Lee Ritenour Smoke ’N’ Mirrors I.E./Peak 85 142 -57 7 14 1 38 50 62 38 Michael Lington A Song For You Rendezvous 77 62 15 4 8 1 39 NR NR 39 Luther Vandross The Ultimate Luther Vandross J 71 74 -3 1 6 0 40 46 49 24 Jason Miles What’s Going On? Virgin/Narada Jazz 70 68 2 27 11 0 41 43 38 25 Daryl Hall & John Oates Our Kind Of Soul U-Watch 70 75 -5 62 16 0 42 47 36 3 Walter Beasley For Her Heads Up 69 67 2 70 17 0 43 62 63 32 Janita Seasons of Life Lightyear 68 41 27 24 11 0 44 45 47 40 Bobby Lyle Hands On Heads Up 67 69 -2 16 7 0 45 48 44 16 Michael Buble It’s Time 143/Reprise 64 67 -3 62 14 0 46 54 54 46 Doc Powell Doc Powell DPR/Heads Up 60 54 6 8 6 0 47 51 55 15 Jonathan Butler Jonathan Rendezvous 60 58 2 68 6 0 48 53 46 28 Spyro Gyra Wrapped In A Dream Heads Up 59 56 3 39 6 0 49 44 42 15 Boz Scaggs Fade Into Light Virgin/EMI 56 70 -14 44 15 0 50 49 41 9 Chris Botti To Love Again: The Duets Columbia 52 66 -14 49 12 0

Most Added (first airplay detection) Increased Airplay Chartbound Aaron Neville Bring It On Home ... The Soul Classics Aaron Neville Bring It On Home ... The Soul Classics Aaron Neville Bring It On Home ... The Soul Classics (Bergundy) (Bergundy) +12 (Bergundy) +49 Natalie Cole Leavin’ (Verve) Nelson Rangell Soul To Souls (Koch) Greg Adams Cool To The Touch (Ripa) +5 George Benson & Al Jarreau Givin’ It Up (Concord) +44 Alan Hewitt Metropolis (215) George Benson & Al Jarreau Givin’ It Up (Concord) +2 Pieces Of A Dream Pillow Talk (Heads Up) +40 Greg Adams Cool To The Touch (Ripa) India Arie Testimony: Vol. 1, Life & Relationship Marion Meadows Dressed To Chill (Heads Up) +36 David Boswell Bridge Of Art (My Quiet Moon) Konstantin Klashtorni Led By You (KVK) (Motown) +2 Janita Seasons of Life (Lightyear) +27 Urban Jazz Coalition Down To Get Up (Major 6th) (6 more at +1) Marc Antoine Modern Times (Rendezvous) +25 Hil St. Soul SOULidified (Shanachie) Gene Dunlap Peaceful Days (215)

jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 All monitored airplay data is owned by Mediaguide, Inc. ©2006 Mediaguide, Inc. JazzWeek 26 airplay data JazzWeek Smooth Singles Chart Sept. 25, 2006 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Release Label TP LP +/- Weeks Stations Adds 1 1 1 1 Peter White What Does It Take (To Win Your Love) Columbia 573 593 -20 16 27 0 2 2 2 1 Mindi Abair True Blue GRP/UMG/Verve 443 528 -85 26 28 1 3 4 5 3 The Jazzmasters Free As The Wind Trippin ‹N› Rhythm 424 463 -39 12 26 0 4 3 3 3 Euge Groove Chillaxin’ Narada Jazz 418 486 -68 27 27 0 5 6 4 3 Wayman Tisdale Get Down On It Rendezvous 414 414 0 24 25 0 6 7 9 6 Boney James The Total Experience (w/ George Duke) Concord 399 383 16 5 29 1 7 5 6 5 Fourplay My Love’s Leavin’ (w/ Michael McDonald) RCA 385 421 -36 12 28 0 8 9 11 8 Pieces Of A Dream Forward Emotion Heads Up 383 347 36 25 27 0 9 8 7 4 Nick Colionne Always Thinking Of You Narada 344 382 -38 24 27 1 10 11 10 10 Lionel Richie I Call It Love Island 309 328 -19 9 24 0 11 10 8 8 Corinne Bailey Rae Put Your Records On Capitol 306 330 -24 18 25 0 12 12 14 11 David Benoit Beat Street Peak/Concord 272 259 13 16 26 0 13 14 15 10 Ray Parker, Jr. Mismaloya Beach Raydio 254 251 3 24 22 0 14 17 30 14 George Benson Morning Concord 252 208 44 5 22 2 15 15 17 14 Brian Simpson Saturday Cool Rendezvous 227 230 -3 24 25 0 16 13 13 1 The Philippe Saisse Trio Do It Again G & N/Rendezvous 210 255 -45 27 26 0 17 19 16 4 Ramsey Lewis Oh Happy Day Narada 199 181 18 25 23 0 18 18 19 18 Richard Elliot Say It’s So Artizen 195 198 -3 17 19 0 19 22 22 19 Marion Meadows Dressed To Chill Heads Up 193 160 33 21 21 0 20 21 18 18 Eric Darius If I Ain’t Got You Narada Jazz/Virgin 167 170 -3 23 16 0 21 16 12 1 Brian Culbertson Let’s Get Started GRP/Verve 167 222 -55 38 26 0 22 20 20 1 Paul Brown Winelite GRP/Verve 143 172 -29 49 26 0 23 23 26 14 Chris Standring I Can’t Help Myself Trippin ’N’ Rhythm/V2 128 148 -20 25 17 0 24 26 21 10 3rd Force You Got It Higher Octave 120 132 -12 50 19 0 25 27 27 2 Nils Summer Nights Baja 120 130 -10 50 24 0 26 29 33 24 Shilts Look What’s Happened Artizen 115 109 6 16 13 0 27 NR NR 27 India Arie The Heart Of The Matter Motown 112 11 101 1 12 2 28 34 36 28 Oli Silk Easy Does It Trippin ’N’ Rhythm 102 94 8 12 15 0 29 33 35 29 Everette Harp Monday Speaks (w/ Norman Brown) Shanachie 100 96 4 19 10 0 30 40 41 30 Gregg Karukas Girl In The Red Dress V2 95 83 12 7 10 2 31 32 28 1 Richard Elliot Mystique Artizen 90 103 -13 47 22 0 32 41 44 32 Dan Siegel Street Talk Native Language 88 77 11 17 9 0 33 51 62 33 Michael Lington It’s Too Late Rendezvous 77 62 15 4 8 1 34 44 45 34 Michael Franks Under The Sun Sleeping Gypsy/Koch 77 73 4 16 7 0 35 42 49 35 Nils Georgy Porgy Baja 74 77 -3 5 6 0 36 NR NR 36 Luther Vandross Shine J 71 6 65 1 6 0 37 47 47 37 Bobby Lyle Passion Drive Heads Up 67 68 -1 16 7 0 38 45 37 15 Rick Braun Groove Is In The Heart Artizen 67 73 -6 20 10 0 39 35 42 13 Kirk Whalum Whip Appeal Rendezvous 64 93 -29 50 14 0 40 38 53 38 Lee Ritenour Smoke N’ Mirrors I.E./Peak 59 84 -25 6 14 1 41 54 51 25 Eric Darius Chillin’ Out Narada Jazz/Virgin 57 59 -2 27 9 0 42 55 55 15 Gerald Albright We Got The Groove Peak/Concord 54 58 -4 32 9 0 43 62 60 43 Kirk Whalum Someone To Love Rendezvous 51 47 4 10 5 0 44 61 67 21 Jason Miles Sexual Healing Virgin/Narada Jazz 50 50 0 27 7 0 45 NR NR 45 Aaron Neville It’s All Right Bergundy 49 0 49 1 12 12 46 60 58 46 The Rippingtons Bingo Jingo Peak 49 50 -1 8 3 0 47 64 64 47 Jonathan Butler Mandela Bay Rendezvous 45 45 0 12 3 0 48 82 NR 48 Natalie Cole Day Dreaming Verve 41 24 17 2 6 1 49 71 68 49 Doc Powell It’s Too Late DPR/Heads Up 40 33 7 7 4 0 50 67 66 25 Eric Darius Steppin’ Up Narada Jazz/Virgin 36 39 -3 29 5 0

Most Added (first airplay detection) Increased Airplay Chartbound Aaron Neville “It’s All Right” (Bergundy) +12 India Arie “The Heart Of The Matter” (Motown) +101 Gerald Albright “Deep Into My Soul” (Peak/Concord) Janita “I Miss You” (Lightyear) Greg Adams “Felix The Cat” (Ripa) +5 Luther Vandross “Shine” (J) +65 Mindi Abair “It Must Be Love” (GRP/UMG/Verve) George Benson “Morning” (Concord) +2 Aaron Neville “It’s All Right” (Bergundy) +49 Alan Hewitt “Joyride” (215) India Arie “The Heart Of The Matter” (Motown) +2 George Benson “Morning” (Concord) +44 Kim Waters “Hot Tub” (Shanachie) Najee “3:00 AM” (Heads Up) Gregg Karukas “Girl In The Red Dress” (V2) +2 Pieces Of A Dream “Forward Emotion” (Heads Up) +36 Greg Adams “Felix The Cat” (Ripa) Janita “I Miss You” (Lightyear) +2 Marion Meadows “Dressed To Chill” (Heads Up) +33 Lee Ritenour “Forget Me Nots” (I.E./Peak) David Boswell “Simple Life” (My Quiet Moon) Konstantin Klashtorni “Back It Up” (KVK) jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 All monitored airplay data is owned by Mediaguide, Inc. ©2006 Mediaguide, Inc. JazzWeek 27 Smooth Jazz Radio Current Tracks

2AZZ1 Q’d Up Self-Released Horace Alexander Young So Special Design 3rd Force You Got It Higher Octave India Arie The Heart Of The Matter Motown Aaron Neville It’s All Right Bergundy Jack Prybylski Bright Spot (w/ Ken Navarro) SuShan Alan Hewitt Joyride 215 Jack Prybylski 3 Cats SuShan Althea Rene In The Moment Chocolate Janita I Miss You Lightyear Caramel/Alliant Janita Enjoy The Silence Lightyear Anders Holst Until The End Of Time Self-Released Janita More Than Fantasy Lightyear Andy Snitzer Passion Play Native Language Jason Miles Sexual Healing Virgin/Narada Jazz Black Gold Massive Let It Flow USA Jason Miles I Heard It Through The Grape Vine Virgin/Narada Jazz Bob Baldwin All In A Days Work 215 Jeff Golub Cream And Sugar Narada Jazz Bob James Urban Flamingo Tappan Zee/Koch Jeff Golub Metro Cafe Narada Jazz Bob James Lay Down With You Tappan Zee/Koch Jeff Golub Uptown Express Narada Jazz Bobby Lyle Passion Drive Heads Up Jeff Lorber Everybody Knows That Narada Jazz Bona Fide Midnight Train Heads Up Jeffrey Osborne Close The Door (w/ Boney James) JayOz/Koch Bona Fide Bona Fide Club Heads Up Jill Jenson Crystal Blue Persuasion Bai Mai Boney James The Total Experience (w/ George Concord Duke) Jim Brickman Escape (w/ Marc Antoine) SLG Bradley Leighton Love Light In Flight Pacific Coast Jazz Joe McBride Double Down Heads Up Brian Culbertson Let’s Get Started GRP/Verve Jonathan Butler Mandela Bay Rendezvous Brian Culbertson Reflections GRP/Verve Jonathan Butler Rio Rendezvous Brian Culbertson Secret Affair GRP/Verve Keefe Marzell Vintage Vintage Brian Simpson Saturday Cool Rendezvous Ken Navarro Stoned Soul Picnic Positive Music Carol Duboc All Of You Gold Note Kenny G & Chaka Khan Beautiful Arista Cassandra Wilson Go To Mexico Blue Note Kenny G & Daryl Hall Baby Come To Me Arista Cassandra Wilson It Would Be So Easy Blue Note Kevin Toney Quiet Conversation Shanachie Chris Botti Good Morning Heartache (w/ Jill Columbia Kim Waters Hot Tub Shanachie Scott) Kim Waters Daydreaming (w/ Maysa) Shanachie Chris Botti Lover Man (w/ Gladys Knight) Columbia Kim Waters Dream Machine Shanachie Chris Botti I’ll Be Seeing You Columbia Kirk Whalum Whip Appeal Rendezvous Chris Botti What Are You Doing The Rest Of Columbia Kirk Whalum Someone To Love Rendezvous Your Life? (w/ ) Chris Standring I Can’t Help Myself Trippin ’N’ Rhythm/V2 Kirk Whalum Can We Talk Rendezvous Corinne Bailey Rae Put Your Records On Capitol Kirk Whalum Wey U Rendezvous Corinne Bailey Rae Trouble Sleeping Capitol Kirk Whalum For The Cool In You Rendezvous Dan Siegel Street Talk Native Language Konstantin Klashtorni Back It Up KVK Daryl Hall & John Oates Love T.K.O. U-Watch Lalah Hathaway Forever, For Always, For Love AgU/Sanctuary David Benoit Beat Street Peak/Concord Larry Washington Conversations Beatworkz David Boswell Simple Life My Quiet Moon Lee Ritenour Smoke N’ Mirrors I.E./Peak David Davis Smile Self-Released Lee Ritenour Forget Me Nots I.E./Peak Doc Powell It’s Too Late DPR/Heads Up Lee Ritenour Southwest Passage I.E./Peak Doc Powell Circumstances DPR/Heads Up Lionel Richie I Call It Love Island Doc Powell Cab Ride DPR/Heads Up Lisa Hilton Midnight In Manhattan Ruby Slippers Doc Powell Me, Myself & Rio DPR/Heads Up Luther Vandross Shine J Earth, Wind & Fire To You (w/ Brian McKnight) Sanctuary Main Gazane Naima Apria Eric Darius If I Ain’t Got You Narada Jazz/Virgin Marc Antoine Can You Feel It Rendezvous Eric Darius Chillin’ Out Narada Jazz/Virgin Marc Antoine Modern Times Rendezvous Eric Darius Steppin’ Up Narada Jazz/Virgin Marilyn Scott Share It Prana/Mailboat Eric Darius Slick Narada Jazz/Virgin Marion Meadows Dressed To Chill Heads Up Eric Marienthal New York State Of Mind Peak Marion Meadows Dance With My Daughter Heads Up Eric Marienthal Two Part Invention #4 In D Minor Peak Mark Cassara Je Vous Aime Rhombus Eric Marienthal I Will Peak Mark Hollingsworth On The Mark Windshore Euge Groove Chillaxin’ Narada Jazz Michael Buble Quando, Quando, Quando (w/ Nelly 143/Reprise Furtado) Everette Harp Monday Speaks (w/ Norman Brown) Shanachie Michael Franks Under The Sun Sleeping Gypsy/Koch Everette Harp Just As You Are Shanachie Michael Franks The Cool School Sleeping Gypsy/Koch Fattburger Work To Do Shanachie Michael Franks The Chemistry Of Love Sleeping Gypsy/Koch Fourplay My Love’s Leavin’ (w/ Michael RCA Michael Franks Rendezvous In Rio Sleeping Gypsy/Koch McDonald) Gail Jhonson Just For Kicks Philly The Kid Michael Franks The Question Is Why Sleeping Gypsy/Koch Gene Cannon Baby C CanMan Michael Franks Samba Do Soho Sleeping Gypsy/Koch Gene Dunlap Forgiveness (w/ Everette Harp) 215 Michael Lington It’s Too Late Rendezvous George Benson Morning Concord Mindi Abair True Blue GRP/UMG/Verve George Benson Deeper Than You Think GRP/UMG/Verve Mindi Abair It Must Be Love GRP/UMG/Verve George Nardello All I Wanna Do Westtown Mindi Abair Bloom GRP/UMG/Verve Gerald Albright We Got The Groove Peak/Concord Mindi Abair Do You Miss Me? GRP/UMG/Verve Gerald Albright Deep Into My Soul Peak/Concord Mindi Abair Far Away GRP/UMG/Verve Gerald Albright Georgia On My Mind Peak/Concord Mindi Abair Rain GRP/UMG/Verve Gerald Albright New Beginnings Peak/Concord Mindi Abair Long Ride Home GRP/UMG/Verve Gil Parris Strength 215 Mindi Abair The Joint GRP/UMG/Verve Greg Adams Felix The Cat Ripa Najee 3:00 AM Heads Up Greg Adams If I Ever Lose My Faith In You Ripa Natalie Cole Day Dreaming Verve Gregg Karukas Girl In The Red Dress V2 Nelson Rangell City Lights Koch Hil St. Soul Goodbye Shanachie Nelson Rangell Free As The Wind Koch jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 28 Smooth Jazz Radio Current Tracks

Nelson Rangell A Night In Tunisia Koch Nestor Torres House Call Heads Up Smooth Station Panel Nick Colionne Always Thinking Of You Narada Call letters Frequency Market Rank Nick Colionne Liquid Narada KAJZ-FM 101.7 Albuquerque, NM 71 Nick Colionne Can You Feel It Narada KBZN-FM 97.9 Salt Lake City - Ogden - Provo, UT 31 Nils Summer Nights Baja KHJZ-FM 95.7 Houston - Galveston, TX 7 Nils Georgy Porgy Baja Oli Silk Easy Does It Trippin ’N’ Rhythm KIFM-FM 98.1 San Diego, CA 17 Pamela Williams Positive Vibe Shanachie KJCD-FM 104.3 Denver - Boulder, CO 22 Paul Brown Winelite GRP/Verve KJZY-FM 93.7 San Francisco, CA 4 Paul Brown Cosmic Monkey GRP/Verve KKSF-FM 103.7 San Francisco, CA 4 Paul Hardcastle Smooth Jazz Is Bumpin’ (w/ Maxine Trippin ’N’ Rhythm Hardcastle) KKSJ/KTSJ-FM 105.9 Lafayette, LA 102 Paul Taylor East Bay Bounce Peak KLJT-FM 102.3 Tyler-Longview, TX 148 Peter White What Does It Take (To Win Your Columbia KMGQ-FM 97.5 Santa Barbara, CA 204 Love) Phil Perry Hello Shanachie KOAI-FM 107.5 Dallas - Ft. Worth, TX 5 Pieces Of A Dream Forward Emotion Heads Up KOAS-FM 105.7 Las Vegas, NV 38 Pieces Of A Dream Wake Up Call Heads Up KRVR-FM 105.5 Stockton, CA 82 Praful Moon Glide Rendezvous/Therapy KSKX-FM 105.5 Colorado Springs, CO 97 Ramsey Lewis Oh Happy Day Narada KSMJ-FM 97.7 Bakersfield, CA 83 Raul Midon Expressions Of Love (w/ Stevie Manhattan Wonder) KSSJ-FM 94.7 Sacramento, CA 26 Ray Parker, Jr. Mismaloya Beach Raydio KTWV-FM 94.7 Los Angeles, CA 2 Ricardo Scales Nice & Easy Bay Sound KWJZ-FM 98.9 Seattle - Tacoma, WA 14 Richard Elliot Say It’s So Artizen Richard Elliot Mystique Artizen KYOT-FM 95.5 Phoenix, AZ 15 Richard Elliot Chill Bill Artizen WBRH-FM 90.3 Baton Rouge, LA 84 Rick Braun Groove Is In The Heart Artizen WEIB-FM 106.3 Hartford - New Britain - Middletown, CT 50 Shilts Look What’s Happened Artizen WFJZ-FM 106.7 Ft. Wayne, IN 105 Smokey Robinson Love Is Here To Stay New Door/UMG WFSK-FM 88.1 Nashville, TN 44 Smokey Robinson Fly Me To The Moon (In Other New Door/UMG Words) WGPR-FM 107.5 Detroit, MI 10 Soul Providers Encore Fast Life WJAB-FM 90.9 Huntsville, AL 116 Spyro Gyra The Lowdown Heads Up WJSJ/WSJF-FM 105.5 Jacksonville, FL 49 Spyro Gyra Midnight Thunder Heads Up Spyro Gyra Wrapped In A Dream Heads Up WJZA/WJZK-FM 103.5 Columbus, OH 35 Spyro Gyra Lil’ Mono Heads Up WJZI-FM 93.3 Milwaukee - Racine, WI 32 Spyro Gyra Walkin’ Home Heads Up WJZL/WJZO-FM 93.1 Louisville, KY 55 Spyro Gyra Impressions Of Toledo Heads Up WJZR-FM 105.9 Rochester, NY 54 Spyro Gyra Impressions Of Madrid Heads Up WJZW-FM 105.9 Baltimore, MD 20 Spyro Gyra Spyro Time Heads Up Steve Cole Spin Narada Jazz WJZZ-FM 107.5 Atlanta, GA 11 Steve Oliver Good To Go Koch WLOQ-FM 103.1 Orlando, FL 39 Steve Oliver Tradewinds Koch WLVE-FM 93.9 Miami - Ft. Lauderdale - Hollywood, FL 12 Steve Tyrell You’ve Got A Friend In Me (w/ Dr. Walt Disney WNUA-FM 95.5 Chicago, IL 3 John) Steve Tyrell Cruella De Vil Walt Disney WNWV-FM 107.3 Cleveland, OH 25 Steve Tyrell Once Upon A Dream Walt Disney WQCD-FM 101.9 New York, NY 1 Steve Tyrell The Bare Necessities Walt Disney WSJT-FM 94.1 Tampa - St. Petersburg - Clearwater, FL 21 Steve Tyrell You’ll Be In My Heart (w/ Dave Koz) Walt Disney WSJW-FM 92.7 Harrisburg - Lebanon - Carlisle, PA 80 Steve Tyrell Ev’rybody Wants To Be A Cat Walt Disney WSMJ-FM 104.3 Baltimore, MD 20 Steve Tyrell Kiss The Girl Walt Disney Steve Tyrell When You Wish Upon A Star (w/ Walt Disney WVAS-FM 90.7 Montgomery, AL 152 Chris Botti) WVMV-FM 98.7 Detroit, MI 10 The Jazzmasters Free As The Wind Trippin ’N’ Rhythm WVSU-FM 91.1 Birmingham, AL 57 The Philippe Saisse Trio Do It Again G & N/Rendezvous The Philippe Saisse Trio Fire And Rain G & N/Rendezvous WXJZ-FM 100.9 Gainesville - Ocala, FL 87 The Philippe Saisse Trio Lovely Day G & N/Rendezvous WYJZ-FM 100.9 Indianapolis, IN 41 The Rippingtons Bingo Jingo Peak WPMJ-FM has flipped formats and is dropped from the panel. Turning Point Cruise Control Native Language Ultrablue Shiver 215 Ultrablue Guilty Pleasures 215 Urban Jazz Coalition Back In The ‘Ville Major 6th Vanessa Williams Never Can Say Goodbye Lava Voodoo Funk Project Keep Your Face To The Sun Kwerk/215 Warren Hill Low Rider Pop Jazz/Native Airplay of all stations is monitored by Mediaguide. Language Wayman Tisdale Get Down On It Rendezvous To apply to become a member of a station panel, email Wayman Tisdale Way Up Rendezvous [email protected] William Woods Whadja Expect? Whaling City Sound jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 29 World Music Radio

Ray Mantilla Regains World Chart #1 Esperanza Spalding Is Most Added And Highest Spincrease

ercussionist Ray Mantilla returns to the top spot on the world chart with Good Vibrations (Savant) which picked up 46 spins Pfor 157 total on 51 stations. The most added CD and the one with the largest increase in air- play was Esperanza Spalding’s Junjo (Ayva) which was added on 38 stations and had +60 spins. The week’s highest Top 50 debut was the the Caribbean Jazz Project’s Mosaic (Concord Picante) at No. 6. Want your album included here? Make sure you send it to us and to Mediaguide. Drop us a note at [email protected] for more info. Note: To receive a copy of the stations comprising the college World Music No. 1: Ray Mantilla, Good Vibrations (Savant) panel, send an email to [email protected].

Most Added: Esperanza Spalding, Junjo Increased Airplay: Esperanza Spalding, Top Debut: Caribbean Jazz Project, Mo- (Ayva) Junjo (Ayva) saic (Concord Picante)

World Album Chart p. 31

jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 30 airplay data JazzWeek World Music Albums Sept. 25, 2006 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Release Label TP LP +/- Weeks Stations Adds 1 3 1 1 Ray Mantilla Good Vibrations Savant 157 111 46 16 51 0 2 1 3 1 Eliane Elias Around The City Bluebird/RCA Victor 146 168 -22 6 48 4 3 2 2 2 Ray Barretto Standards Rican-ditioned Zoho 145 152 -7 7 42 2 4 9 5 3 Damian ‘Junior Gong’ Marley Welcome to Jamrock Universal 131 86 45 25 54 0 5 10 6 5 Easy Star All-Stars Radiodread Easy Star 109 83 26 6 40 7 6 NR NR 6 Caribbean Jazz Project Mosaic Concord Picante 108 106 2 1 35 4 7 8 8 2 Ali Farka Toure Savane World Circuit/Nonesuch 104 96 8 8 38 3 8 27 32 8 Esperanza Spalding Junjo Ayva 104 44 60 7 64 38 9 15 12 9 Elin Lazy Afternoon Blue Toucan 103 66 37 4 46 12 10 7 63 7 Brazilian Girls Talk To La Bomb Verve Forecast 99 105 -6 3 38 13 11 20 22 1 Matisyahu Youth JDub/Or/Epic 98 57 41 25 39 0 12 5 4 4 Roger Davidson Pensando En Ti Soundbrush 80 106 -26 13 19 0 13 21 16 1 Sergio Mendes Timeless Hear/Concord 70 57 13 25 29 0 14 14 7 3 Tania Maria Intimidade Bel Horizon/Blue Note 70 68 2 7 47 9 15 16 14 3 Various Artists Eighty-Five Riddim Madhouse 69 65 4 25 30 0 16 4 9 4 Novalima Afro Mr. Bongo/Quango 68 106 -38 5 25 3 17 19 21 17 Laika Fatien Look At Me Now! Body & Soul 65 57 8 4 24 5 18 18 29 4 Ziggy Marley Love Is My Religion Tuff Gong 64 62 2 12 26 1 19 17 17 17 Various Artists Acoustic Africa Putumayo 62 64 -2 5 27 8 20 12 11 1 Sean Paul The Trinity VP/Atlantic 60 71 -11 25 26 1 21 NR NR 21 Rodrigo & Gabriela Rodrigo & Gabriela ATO 59 6 53 1 40 36 22 31 28 2 Juana Molina Son Domino 58 39 19 19 38 1 23 23 36 23 Tanya Stephens Rebelution VP 54 50 4 7 25 6 24 11 27 10 Toumani Diabate’s Symmetric Orchestra Boulevard De L’Independance World Circuit/Nonesuch 52 71 -19 7 25 1 25 NR 78 20 Various Artists Italian Cafe Putumayo 48 12 36 11 38 0 26 35 13 5 Chembo Corniel & Andrea Brachfeld Beyond Standards Consolidated Artists 47 31 16 13 32 0 27 44 31 10 Various Artists Seasons Rhythm Don Corleon 46 27 19 25 15 1 28 26 20 17 Various Artists Heavenly Riddim Don Corleon 43 45 -2 15 9 0 29 22 45 3 Gotan Project Lunatico Ya Basta!/XL 43 51 -8 25 23 0 30 24 23 14 Los Amigos Invisibles Superpop Venezuela Gozadera 42 47 -5 7 20 2 31 NR NR 31 Mike Marshall Brazil Duets Adventure 41 2 39 1 35 20 32 29 19 5 Various Artists Blues Around The World Putumayo 37 41 -4 10 25 1 33 36 52 24 Various Artists Istanbul Riddim Purple Skunk Records [JA] 37 31 6 24 11 3 34 30 41 1 Jose Gonzalez Veneer Hidden Agenda/Impe- 37 40 -3 6 22 1 rial/Mute 35 41 39 35 Willie Bobo Lost And Found Concord Picante 35 28 7 5 30 8 36 82 NR 14 Yoshida Brothers III Domo 34 15 19 10 24 4 37 51 46 8 Oscar Castro-Neves All One Mack Avenue 34 24 10 25 17 0 38 NR NR 38 Ali Farka Toure & Toumani Diabate In The Heart Of The Moon Nonesuch 34 12 22 4 31 0 39 32 38 26 Various Artists Stage Show Riddim Madhouse 33 36 -3 10 7 0 40 42 57 29 Various Artists Drop Leaf Riddim Don Corleon 33 28 5 13 17 1 41 NR NR 18 Smadj Take It And Drive Most/raSa 32 10 22 13 25 1 42 13 24 1 Ska Cubano Ay Caramba! Cumbancha 31 68 -37 13 18 3 43 68 NR 43 Mr. Anonymous Mr. Anonymous Self-Released 28 18 10 3 11 5 44 46 49 16 Trafico Crammed Discs 28 26 2 13 13 1 45 28 34 12 Gogol Bordello Gypsy Punks: Underdog World Strike Side One Dummy 28 43 -15 25 15 0 46 40 65 40 Panoramic Rhythm Through The Unobstructed View Rhythmic Union 27 29 -2 4 14 5 47 60 77 6 Bombay Dub Orchestra Bombay Dub Orchestra Six Degrees 26 21 5 25 18 0 48 77 56 27 Morgan Heritage Full Circle VP 26 16 10 21 17 0 49 54 40 21 Azam Ali Elysium For The Brave Six Degrees 25 23 2 8 11 1 50 NR 96 50 Various Artists Greensleeves Rhythm Album #81: Redbull Greensleeves 25 12 13 5 10 0 & Guinness

Most Added (first airplay detection) Increased Airplay Chartbound Esperanza Spalding Junjo (Ayva) +38 Esperanza Spalding Junjo (Ayva) +60 Babatunde Lea Suite Unseen: Summoner Of The Ghost (Motema) Rodrigo & Gabriela Rodrigo & Gabriela (ATO) +36 Rodrigo & Gabriela Rodrigo & Gabriela (ATO) +53 Marisa Monte Infinito Particular (Metro Blue) Mike Marshall Brazil Duets (Adventure) +20 Ray Mantilla Good Vibrations (Savant) +46 Marisa Monte Universo Ao Meu Redor (Metro Blue/Blue Note) Jack DeJohnette & Foday Musa Suso Music From The Hearts Of The Brazilian Girls Talk To La Bomb (Verve Forecast) +13 Damian ‘Junior Gong’ Marley Welcome to Jamrock Masters (Golden Beam/Kindred Rhythm) Elin Lazy Afternoon (Blue Toucan) +12 (Universal) +45 Buju Banton Too Bad (Gargamel) Marisa Monte Universo Ao Meu Redor Matisyahu Youth (JDub/Or/Epic) +41 Solas Reunion: A Decade Of Solas (Compass) (Metro Blue/Blue Note) +12 Mike Marshall Brazil Duets (Adventure) +39 Various Artists Truth & Rights Riddim (Massive B) Richie Spice Spice In Your Life (Fifth Element) Willie Nelson Countryman (Lost Highway) On Ensemble Dust And Sand (Self-Released) jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 All monitored airplay data is owned by Mediaguide, Inc. ©2006 Mediaguide, Inc. JazzWeek 31 Closing Number Five From Coltrane

ast week we featured five duo albums from John Coltrane. This week, on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of his birth on September 23, 1926, we thought we’d highlight five more albums, all of which Lshould be in your desert island collection.

Blue Train – Blue Note (1957)

Coltrane’s only recording as a leader on Blue Note captures him at the peak of his hard bop period.

Giant Steps – Atlantic (1959)

This was Coltrane’s first album entirely of his own compositions and introduced what Ira Gitler would famously call “sheets of sound.”

My Favorite Things – Atlantic (1960)

Coltrane’s first recording on soprano sax includes the classic title track and were his first quartet tracks with McCoy Tyner and .

A Love Supreme – Impulse! (1964)

Not just one of the most important jazz records ever, but one of the most impor- tant records period. Should be in everyone’s record collection.

Thelonious Monk Quartet With John Coltrane – At Carnegie Hall – Blue Note (2005)

This priceless recording was discovered at the Library of Congress by Larry Ap- pelbaum; it’s a fantastic 1957 meeting of two great geniuses. jazzweek.com • September 25, 2006 JazzWeek 32