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Jazzweek with Airplay Data Powered by Jazzweek.Com • May 31, 2010 Volume 6, Number 27 • $7.95 JazzWeek with airplay data powered by jazzweek.com • May 31, 2010 Volume 6, Number 27 • $7.95 Jazz Album No. 1: One For All, Incorrigable Smooth Album No. 1: Sade, Solider of Love (JLP) (Sony) World Music No. 1: Nas & Damian ‘Junior Smooth Single No. 1: Bernie Williams, Gong’ Marley, Distant Relatives (Tuff Gong/The “Ritmo De Otono” (w/ Dave Koz) (Reform/ Island Def Jam) Rock Ridge) JazzWeek Summit 2010: Register now at http://summit.jazzweek.com/ Jazz Album Chart .................... 3 Jazz Add Dates ...................... 7 Smooth Jazz Album Chart ............. 4 Jazz Radio Currents .................. 8 Smooth Singles Chart ................. 5 Jazz Radio Panel ................... 11 World Music Album Chart.............. 6 Smooth Jazz Current Tracks........... 13 Smooth Jazz Station Panel............ 14 Jazz Birthdays May 31 June 8 June 16 Red Holloway (1927) Bill Watrous (1939) Joe Thomas (1933) Louis Hayes (1937) Julie Tippett (1947) Albert Dailey (1938) June 1 June 9 Tom Harrell (1946) Hal McKusick (1924) Cole Porter (1891) Javon Jackson (1965) Lennie Niehaus (1929) Kenny Barron (1943) June 17 June 2 Mick Goodrick (1945) Tony Scott (1921) Marty Napoleon (1921) June 10 Joe Thomas (1933) Chuck Rainey (1940) June 3 Dicky Wells (1907) Dakota Staton (1931) Gary Thomas (1961) June 20 Ted Curson (1935) Charnett Moffett (1967) Eric Dolphy (1928) Grachan Moncur III (1937) June 11 June 21 Jack Wilkins (1944) Shelly Manne (1920) Jamil Nasser (1932) June 4 Hazel Scott (1920) June 23 Britt Woodman (1920) Bernard Purdie (1939) Milt Hinton (1910) Oliver Nelson (1932) Jamaaladeen Tacuma (1956) Helen Humes (1913) Anthony Braxton (1945) June 12 George Russell (1923) Paquito D’Rivera (1948) Marcus Belgrave (1936) Sahib Shihab (1925) June 5 Chick Corea (1941) Donald Harrison (1960) Pete Jolly (1932) Geri Allen (1957) June 24 Misha Mengleberg (1935) June 13 Cap’n John Handy (1900) Peter Erskine (1954) Doc Cheatham (1905) Cootie Williams (1910) June 6 Frank Strozier (1937) George Gruntz (1932) Jimmie Lunceford (1902) June 14 Frank Lowe (1943) Al Grey (1925) Lucky Thompson (1924) Marvin Smith (1961) Grant Green (1931) June 15 June 25 Monty Alexander (1944) Erroll Garner (1921) Joe Chambers (1942) June 7 Jaki Byard (1922) June 26 Tal Farlow (1921) Tony Oxley (1938) Dave Grusin (1934) Beryl Booker (1922) Reggie Workman (1937) Tina Brooks (1932) Joey Baron (1955) For daily, online access to the data behind the charts, please contact Doug Hall at (610) 578-0800 x120 or [email protected] jazzweek.com • May 31, 2010 JazzWeek 2 airplay data JazzWeek Jazz Album Chart May 31, 2010 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW +/- Weeks Reports Adds 1 21 15 1 One For All Incorrigible JLP 183 107 76 5 56 8 2 13 13 2 Nnenna Freelon Homefree Concord 181 126 55 6 55 8 3 18 17 3 Anat Cohen Clarinetwork Live At The Village Vanguard Anzic 178 117 61 9 59 9 4 – – 4 Keith Jarrett & Charlie Haden Jasmine Ecm 177 0 177 1 47 47 5 2 1 1 John Pizzarelli Rockin In Rhythm: A Tribute To Duke Telarc 170 166 4 13 45 1 Ellington 6 16 2 2 Trombone Shorty Backatown Verve Forecast 169 121 48 8 62 2 7 16 29 7 Pharez Whitted Transient Journey Owl Studios 167 121 46 8 62 8 8 21 4 4 John Fedchock Live At The Red Sea Jazz Festival Capri 166 107 59 7 56 2 World Village/Harmonia 9 3 3 1 Catherine Russell Inside This Heart Of Mine Mundi Usa 158 156 2 8 54 5 10 1 9 1 Tom Harrell Roman Nights HighNote 155 207 -52 7 52 3 11 7 – 7 Joe Chambers Horace To Max Savant 152 134 18 3 47 15 11 7 5 1 Tia Fuller Decisive Steps Mack Avenue 152 134 18 12 40 3 13 6 8 1 Rufus Reid Out Front Motema 144 138 6 13 39 0 14 – – 4 Oliver Jones & Hank Jones Pleased To Meet You Justin Time 127 23 104 29 52 1 15 44 – 15 Andreas Oberg Six String Evolution Resonance 125 62 63 3 49 29 16 – – 16 Ray Vega & Thomas Marriott East-West Trumpet Summit Origin 120 45 75 2 41 17 17 20 11 9 Claudio Roditi Simpatico Resonance 113 108 5 14 26 1 18 4 10 2 Dee Dee Bridgewater Eleanora Fagan (1915-1959): To Billie With Emarcy/DDB 111 145 -34 11 28 1 Love From Dee Dee 19 12 16 12 Dave Holland Pathways Dare2 110 128 -18 9 49 0 20 10 12 10 Eric Reed & Cyrus Chestnut Plenty Swing, Plenty Soul Savant 109 131 -22 7 40 0 21 26 17 12 Ken Peplowski Noir Blue Capri 103 94 9 12 22 0 21 24 26 12 Ehud Asherie Modern Life Posi-Tone 103 102 1 9 27 1 21 10 5 2 Mike LeDonne The Groover Savant 103 131 -28 13 34 0 24 – – 24 Dr. Lonnie Smith Spiral Palmetto 102 19 83 2 44 31 25 55 – 25 Arturo Sandoval Time For Love Concord 100 54 46 3 40 15 26 14 27 14 Jacky Terrasson Push Concord Jazz 96 125 -29 5 48 2 27 36 41 3 Joe Locke For The Love Of You E1 Entertainment 95 71 24 18 34 0 28 15 14 8 Chris Tedesco Living The Dream Angel City 93 124 -31 10 28 0 29 25 58 25 Wallace Roney If Only For One Night HighNote 92 96 -4 3 36 10 Preservation: An Album To Benefit Preserva- 29 30 19 10 Preservation Hall Jazz Band tion Hall & The Preservation 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28 0 43 49 32 32 Rhoda Scott Beyond The Sea Doodlin 64 57 7 7 25 1 44 – – 44 Marian Petrescu Thrivin Live At The Jazz Standard Resonance 63 44 19 2 30 14 44 58 42 2 Hadley Caliman Straight Ahead Origin 63 49 14 18 27 0 46 – – 46 Corey Christiansen Outlaw Tractor Origin 62 39 23 2 30 12 47 46 44 41 Colorado Conservatory For The Jazz Arts Fourteen Channels Tapestry 61 60 1 10 9 0 48 – 46 42 El Movimiento The Movement Nueva Nota 60 48 12 9 18 2 49 43 43 40 Organissimo Alive & Kickin’ Big O 59 65 -6 8 22 0 50 46 36 4 Don Braden & Mark Rapp The Strayhorn Project Premium Music Solutions 57 60 -3 20 19 0 Most Added (first airplay detection) Increased Airplay Chartbound Keith Jarrett & Charlie Haden Jasmine (Ecm) +47 Keith Jarrett & Charlie Haden Jasmine (Ecm) +177 Kenia Kenia Celebrates Dorival Caymmi (Mooka) Dr. Lonnie Smith Spiral (Palmetto) +31 Oliver Jones & Hank Jones Pleased To Meet You José James & Jef Neve For All We Know (Verve Forecast) Beegie Adair Into Somethin’ (Adair) Andreas 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