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Sept. 16, 2013 Jazz Album Chart Jazz Album Chart Sept. 16, 2013 TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW Move Weeks Reports Adds Kenny Burrell 1 3 4 1 Special Requests HighNote 229 251 -22 4 51 2 Most Reports 2 4 2 1 Etienne Charles Creole Soul Culture Shock Music 224 248 -24 9 46 3 3 1 1 1 Christian McBride Trio Out Here Mack Avenue 217 278 -61 10 41 0 4 5 5 3 Warren Wolf Wolfgang Mack Avenue 203 242 -39 6 46 2 5 6 6 5 Steve Gadd Band Gadditude BFM Jazz 195 187 8 7 41 1 6 2 3 2 New Gary Burton Quartet Guided Tour Mack Avenue 188 253 -65 7 41 1 7 10 16 7 Earl Klugh Hand Picked Heads Up 176 169 7 4 29 2 8 7 7 6 Chester Thompson Trio Approved Joyful Noise Inc. 172 177 -5 8 44 3 8 14 10 8 Scott Hamilton Swedish Ballads And More Charleston Square / Stunt 172 152 20 5 28 2 10 25 85 10 Kenny Garrett Pushing The World Away Mack Avenue 169 134 35 2 43 7 11 8 8 3 Yellowjackets A Rise In The Road Mack Avenue 149 174 -25 14 28 0 12 13 11 7 Chick Corea The Vigil Concord 144 161 -17 6 35 2 13 11 12 10 Mike LeDonne Trio Speak Cellar Live 143 167 -24 9 32 0 13 23 25 13 Tom Kennedy Just Play Capri 143 138 5 7 28 0 15 8 19 8 Mack Avenue Superband Live At The 2012 DJF Mack Avenue 142 174 -32 3 38 2 16 36 31 16 Joe Davidian Trio Live At The Jazz Cave Volume One Sonic Mirage Media 139 120 19 4 37 2 17 14 36 14 Miles Black Trio With Grant Stewart Live At Cory Weeds Cellar Live 132 152 -20 3 35 8 Ethan Iverson Lee Konitz Larry Grenadier 18 25 27 18 Jorge Rossy Costumes Are Mandatory HighNote 130 134 -4 3 34 3 18 12 8 1 Bob James & David Sanborn Quartette Humaine OKeh 130 164 -34 15 27 0 20 19 14 8 George Duke DreamWeaver Heads Up 129 141 -12 5 26 1 21 19 22 11 Mark Masters Ensemble Everything You Did (The Music Of Walter Capri 125 141 -16 8 31 1 Becker And Donald Fagen) 21 40 66 21 Derrick Hodge Live Today Blue Note 125 118 7 4 30 0 23 48 72 23 Ken Peplowski Maybe September Capri 123 107 16 2 34 6 24 16 33 16 Ryan Cohan The River Motema 122 151 -29 8 23 0 25 24 58 24 Ali Ryerson-Jazz Flute Big Band Game Changer Capri 121 136 -15 2 31 4 Gilad Edelman 26 59 84 26 My Groove, Your Move Sharp Nine 115 91 24 1 21 2 Highest Debut 27 25 17 13 Chucho Valdes Border-Free Jazz Village 111 134 -23 12 31 0 27 17 21 1 George Benson Inspiration: A Tribute To Nat King Cole Concord 111 148 -37 14 26 0 27 52 56 27 Chicago Jazz Orchestra With Cyrille Aimee Burstin’ Out Origin 111 101 10 1 25 3 30 38 47 30 Anthony Smith Vibraphone Quartet Connections Vol 1 Jazz Chords 109 119 -10 3 23 2 31 46 52 31 Kathy Kosins The Space Between Little Tootsie Music 107 111 -4 2 30 3 31 41 40 31 Nightcrawlers Volume 3 Cellar Live 107 116 -9 3 25 1 33 33 23 6 Andy Bey The World According To Andy Bey HighNote 106 126 -20 9 31 0 33 18 15 4 Mary Stallings But Beautiful HighNote 106 146 -40 10 28 0 33 36 36 22 Bill Frisell Big Sur OKeh 106 120 -14 11 27 0 33 30 54 30 Dave Holland Prism Dare2 106 129 -23 2 27 1 37 34 26 10 Wayne Wallace Latin Jazz Quintet Latin Jazz / Jazz Latin Patois 105 123 -18 14 22 0 38 21 17 16 José Rizo’s Mongorama Baila Que Baila Saungu’ 103 140 -37 7 22 1 39 69 89 39 Roberto Fonseca Yo Concord 102 83 19 1 28 7 40 66 143 40 Adam Brenner The Long Way Home Brenner Creative Enterprises 101 88 13 1 22 4 41 109 - 41 Jeff Lorber Fusion Hacienda Heads Up 98 56 42 1 14 7 42 25 35 23 Oliver Jones Just For My Lady Justin Time 97 134 -37 8 29 3 42 35 41 18 Marc Cary For The Love Of Abbey Motema 97 122 -25 11 25 1 42 32 23 1 Terence Blanchard Magnetic Blue Note 97 127 -30 15 25 0 45 38 20 8 Freddy Cole This And That HighNote 96 119 -23 12 25 1 46 69 117 46 Lorraine Feather Attachments Jazzed Media 95 83 12 1 26 2 47 22 13 1 Joe Locke Lay Down My Heart Motema 94 139 -45 17 28 0 48 46 36 2 Michael Dease Coming Home D-Clef 93 111 -18 19 20 0 48 56 53 48 Albert Heath / Ethan Iverson / Ben Street Tootie’s Tempo Sunnyside 93 97 -4 1 19 1 50 53 50 17 Preservation Hall Jazz Band That’s It! Legacy 92 99 -7 9 22 0 50 29 27 2 Eliane Elias I Thought About You (A Tribute To Chet Baker) Concord 92 131 -39 15 21 0 Most Added Increased Airplay Chartbound Trombone Shorty Say That To Say This (Verve) +17 Janis Siegel Nightsongs (Palmetto) +43 Meschiya Lake & The Little Big Horns Foolers Gold (Jelly Roll Manuel Valera & New Cuban Express Expectativas Jeff Lorber Fusion Hacienda (Heads Up) +42 House ) (Mavo) +17 Trombone Shorty Say That To Say This (Verve) +41 Nancy Harms Dreams In Apartments (Natalie Harms / Gazelle) New West Guitar Group Big City (Summit) +15 Manuel Valera & New Cuban Express Expectativas Imer Santiago Hidden Journey (Jazz Music City) Janis Siegel Nightsongs (Palmetto) +14 (Mavo) +39 Manuel Valera & New Cuban Express Expectativas (Mavo) Will Bernard Just Like Downtown (Posi-Tone) +14 Nick Hempton Odd Man Out (Posi-Tone) +39 Judy Wexler What I See (Jazzed Media) FivePlay Jazz Quintet Five And More (Auraline Music) +12 Deborah Shulman & Ted Howe Get Your Kicks: The Music Brian Andres & The Afro-Cuban Jazz Cartel San Francisco Randy Brecker Night In Calisia (Summit) +12 And Lyrics Of Bobby Troup (Summit) +36 (Bacalao) Fred Hersch & Julian Lage Free Flying (Palmetto) +11 Kenny Garrett Pushing The World Away (Mack Avenue) +35 Sean Dobbins Blue Horizons (Detroit Music Factory) David Sills Blue’s The New Green (Gut String) +10 Tierney Sutton After Blue (BFM Jazz) +29 Mauricio De Souza Different Directions (Pulsa Music) Halie Loren Simply Love (Justin Time) +10 Will Bernard Just Like Downtown (Posi-Tone) +28 Gloria Estefan The Standards (OKeh) Michele Rosewoman New Yor-uba FivePlay Jazz Quintet Five And More (Auraline Music) +27 Sacha Boutros Sacha: NY After Dark (Diva Latina) (Advance Dance Disques) +10 Nick Hempton Odd Man Out (Posi-Tone) +10 Chart and Data ©2013 Trefzger Media LLC.
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