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July 29, 2013 Jazz Album Chart Jazz Album Chart July 29, 2013 TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW Move Weeks Reports Adds 1 7 13 1 Terence Blanchard Magnetic Blue Note 259 216 43 8 47 2 2 1 1 1 George Benson Inspiration: A Tribute To Nat King Cole Concord 246 285 -39 7 46 2 Etienne Charles 3 17 51 3 Creole Soul Culture Shock Music 238 168 70 2 51 10 Most Reports 4 9 7 4 Frank Wess Magic 101 IPO Recordings 231 214 17 6 44 0 5 3 5 1 Bob James & David Sanborn Quartette Humaine OKeh 228 248 -20 8 40 1 6 11 37 6 Christian McBride Trio Out Here Mack Avenue 222 201 21 3 44 5 6 6 3 1 Joe Locke Lay Down My Heart Motema 222 218 4 10 44 0 8 2 6 2 Eliane Elias I Thought About You (A Tribute To Chet Baker) Concord 216 256 -40 8 42 2 9 4 4 3 Yellowjackets A Rise In The Road Mack Avenue 214 244 -30 7 38 0 10 8 9 8 Freddy Cole This And That HighNote 205 215 -10 5 45 2 11 5 2 2 Cécile McLorin Salvant Womanchild Mack Avenue 197 220 -23 11 36 1 12 15 47 12 Mary Stallings But Beautiful HighNote 195 179 16 3 43 7 13 10 10 2 Joshua Redman Walking Shadows Nonesuch 189 202 -13 11 40 0 14 12 12 2 Michael Dease Coming Home D-Clef 182 196 -14 12 39 0 15 14 14 14 Chucho Valdes Border-Free Jazz Village 181 181 0 5 45 4 16 16 11 10 Wayne Wallace Latin Jazz Quintet Latin Jazz / Jazz Latin Patois 177 178 -1 7 42 0 17 34 34 17 Tommy Emmanuel & Martin Taylor The Colonel & The Governor Mesa / Bluemoon 171 122 49 7 31 1 18 18 74 18 Andy Bey The World According To Andy Bey HighNote 168 152 16 2 44 9 18 32 22 18 Marc Cary For The Love Of Abbey Motema 168 132 36 4 36 4 Chester Thompson Trio 20 100 248 20 Approved Joyful Noise Inc. 157 58 99 1 35 14 Highest Debut / Biggest Gainer 21 13 8 1 Christian McBride & Inside Straight People Music Mack Avenue 152 183 -31 13 34 0 21 41 74 21 Preservation Hall Jazz Band That’s It! Legacy 152 110 42 2 32 6 Keith Jarrett / Gary Peacock / Jack 23 21 22 14 DeJohnette Somewhere ECM 151 148 3 7 42 1 24 48 231 24 Mike LeDonne Trio Speak Cellar Live 149 97 52 2 33 7 25 19 27 19 David Murray Infinity Quartet Be My Monster Love Motema 144 149 -5 5 37 1 25 25 15 15 KCNS (Kikoski, Carpenter, Novak, Sheppard) From The Hip BFM Jazz 144 139 5 6 33 1 27 30 29 27 Albare The Road Ahead Enja 142 134 8 5 33 0 28 25 19 19 Eddie Daniels & Roger Kellaway Duke At The Roadhouse IPO Recordings 141 139 2 5 35 0 29 45 55 29 Michael Treni Big Band Pop-Culture Blues Bell Production Co. 138 102 36 2 31 8 30 43 30 30 Dupree Nuestro Camino Public Hi-Fi 132 104 28 4 32 2 31 25 20 20 Jerry Bergonzi By Any Other Name Savant 131 139 -8 5 36 2 32 24 24 18 Kermit Ruffins We Partyin’ Traditional Style Basin Street 129 140 -11 7 26 1 33 29 25 11 Mark Gross Blackside Jazz Legacy Productions 126 135 -9 9 30 3 34 22 33 22 Bill Frisell Big Sur OKeh 125 143 -18 4 34 2 35 40 32 32 Dave Liebman / Michael Stephans Lineage Whaling City 122 112 10 3 34 4 35 19 16 8 Wallace Roney Understanding HighNote 122 149 -27 9 34 0 35 35 35 35 Steve Heckman Born To Be Blue Jazzed Media 122 120 2 6 27 6 38 41 63 38 Django Festival Allstars Live At Birdland Three’s A Crowd 121 110 11 2 27 1 39 25 25 25 Kim Richmond Artistry MAMA 119 139 -20 4 26 2 40 33 31 31 The Miami Saxophone Quartet Four Of A Kind Fourtitude 118 127 -9 3 33 4 41 77 192 41 Ryan Cohan The River Motema 113 71 42 1 30 6 42 52 174 42 Oliver Jones Just For My Lady Justin Time 111 91 20 1 31 5 43 36 18 18 Kenny Barron & The Brazilian Knights Kenny Barron & The Brazilian Knights Sunnyside 109 119 -10 4 25 1 44 44 116 44 Glenn Cashman’s Southland Nonet Music Without Borders Primose Lane 107 103 4 2 27 5 45 36 27 27 Roger Davidson Journey To Rio Soundbrush 106 119 -13 3 24 0 46 71 216 46 Geoffrey Keezer Heart Of The Piano Motema 105 75 30 1 32 9 47 61 62 47 PJ Rasmussen Adventures In Flight Third Freedom Music 103 85 18 1 29 3 47 22 17 2 Eldar Djangirov Trio Breakthrough Motema 103 143 -40 15 26 0 47 59 58 47 Mike Wofford It’s Personal Capri 103 86 17 1 24 4 50 66 42 42 Carline Ray Vocal Sides Carlcat 99 81 18 3 29 2 50 92 287 50 Mark Masters Ensemble Everything You Did (The Music Of Walter Capri 99 62 37 1 27 7 Becker And Donald Fagen) 50 39 36 17 Will Calhoun Life In This World Motema Music 99 116 -17 9 26 0 50 49 45 45 Bobby McFerrin Spirityouall Masterworks 99 96 3 3 24 2 Most Added Increased Airplay Chartbound José Rizo Baila Que Baila (Saungu’) +20 Chester Thompson Trio Approved (Joyful Noise Inc.) +99 Tim Warfield Eye Of The Beholder (Criss Cross) New Gary Burton Quartet Guided Tour (Mack Avenue) +15 Etienne Charles Creole Soul (Culture Shock Music) +70 BWB (Rick Braun, Kirk Whalum, Norman Brown) Human Chester Thompson Trio Approved (Joyful Noise Inc.) +14 Paul Carlon La Rumba Is A Lovesome Thing (Zoho) +68 Nature (Heads Up) Paul Carlon La Rumba Is A Lovesome Thing (Zoho) +12 Mike LeDonne Trio Speak (Cellar Live) +52 Brian Andres & The Afro-Cuban Jazz Cartel San Francisco Martin Bejerano Potential Energy (Figgland) +12 Tommy Emmanuel & Martin Taylor The Colonel & The (Bacalao) Steve Gadd Gadditude (BFM Jazz) +11 Governor (Mesa / Bluemoon) +49 Emrah Kotan The New Anatolian Experience (Ojanu) The Aperturistic Trio (James Weidman / Harvie S / Steve José Rizo Baila Que Baila (Saungu’) +48 Tom Kennedy Just Play (Capri) Williams) Truth And Actuality (Inner Circle Music) +11 Martin Bejerano Potential Energy (Figgland) +44 Martin Bejerano Potential Energy (Figgland) Etienne Charles Creole Soul (Culture Shock Music) +10 Terence Blanchard Magnetic (Blue Note) +43 Paul Carlon La Rumba Is A Lovesome Thing (Zoho) Brian Andres & The Afro-Cuban Jazz Cartel San Francisco Steve Gadd Gadditude (BFM Jazz) +42 Clare Fischer New To Radio (Clavo - Clare Fischer Productions (Bacalao) +9 Ryan Cohan The River (Motema) +42 - Various) Andy Bey The World According To Andy Bey (HighNote) +9 Preservation Hall Jazz Band That’s It! (Legacy) +42 Larry Corban The Circle Starts Here (Nabroc) Geoffrey Keezer Heart Of The Piano (Motema) +9 Brian Andres & The Afro-Cuban Jazz Cartel San Francisco RJ And The Assignment The Stroke Of Midnight (JK Melody Jon Davis One Up Front (Posi-Tone) +9 (Bacalao) +42 Productions) Chart and Data ©2013 Trefzger Media LLC.
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