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March 28, 2016 Jazz Album Chart Jazz Album Chart March 28, 2016 TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW Move Weeks Reports Adds Renee Rosnes 1 1 1 1 Written In The Rocks Smoke Sessions 230 229 1 8 48 3 3 weeks at No. 1 2 3 5 2 Jae Sinnett Zero To 60 J-Nett Music 228 197 31 6 46 2 3 2 3 2 Herlin Riley New Direction Mack Avenue 227 198 29 8 49 4 4 5 2 1 Dr. Lonnie Smith Evolution Blue Note 215 181 34 8 52 2 5 7 6 1 Ken Fowser Standing Tall Posi-Tone 211 174 37 9 40 2 Jim Rotondi 6 6 29 6 Dark Blue Smoke Sessions 210 175 35 3 54 11 Most Reports 7 4 11 4 Willie Jones III Groundwork WJ3 181 195 -14 4 50 3 8 16 4 2 Jeremy Pelt #JIVECULTURE HighNote 175 145 30 9 38 2 9 8 17 8 Ed Cherry Soul Tree Posi-Tone 172 173 3 45 5 10 10 18 10 Ken Peplowski Enrapture Capri 171 156 15 4 41 3 11 11 29 11 Hendrik Meurkens Harmonicus Rex Height Advantage 167 155 12 3 41 1 12 21 22 12 Laurence Hobgood Trio Honor Thy Fathers Circumstantial 164 137 27 4 38 1 13 25 70 13 Dena DeRose United HighNote 162 132 30 2 47 10 14 9 12 9 Thad Jones - Mel Lewis Orchestra All My Yesterdays Resonance 158 167 -9 5 45 5 15 14 8 6 Bill O’Connell & The Latin Jazz All-Stars Heart Beat Savant 154 152 2 9 37 2 16 36 94 16 Joe Chambers Landscapes Savant 151 119 32 2 48 10 17 11 10 1 Cyrille Aimée Let’s Get Lost Mack Avenue 147 155 -8 11 35 2 Christian Tamburr, Takana Miyamoto & Keita 18 18 20 18 Ogawa People Talk CTM 143 143 0 7 39 3 19 37 40 19 Adison Evans Hero Aditone 142 118 24 5 40 5 19 25 38 19 Esperanza Spalding Emily’s D+Evolution Concord 142 132 10 3 36 2 21 11 19 11 Snarky Puppy Family Dinner Vol 2 Ground Up - UMG 140 155 -15 5 31 1 22 35 27 18 Mike Freeman ZonaVibe Blue Tjade VOF Recordings 139 121 18 8 33 2 23 44 81 23 Brian Bromberg Full Circle Artistry Music 138 107 31 2 43 11 24 39 9 1 Mack Avenue Superband Live From Detroit Jazz Festival 2015 Mack Avenue 137 112 25 11 31 2 25 14 7 7 Peter Erskine Dr. Um Fuzzy Music 136 152 -16 7 41 3 25 28 14 7 Roxy Coss Restless Idealism Origin 136 131 5 9 36 3 27 18 13 2 Stryker / Slagle Band Expanded Routes Strikezone 134 143 -9 11 33 2 28 29 35 28 Julian Lage Arclight Mack Avenue 133 129 4 4 40 4 28 16 15 14 Jon Davis Changes Over Time Posi-Tone 133 145 -12 7 36 4 30 25 32 25 Grace Kelly Trying To Figure It Out Pazz Productions 127 132 -5 3 34 2 Clayton Brothers 31 52 185 31 Soul Brothers ArtistShare 125 96 29 1 41 8 Highest Debut 31 40 22 20 Dick Oatts / Mats Holmquist A Tribute To Herbie +1 MAMA 125 111 14 7 39 2 33 45 40 23 Fahir Atakoglu Live In Umbria Far & Here 123 106 17 8 32 0 34 33 28 16 Nicolas Bearde Invitation Right Groove 122 123 8 32 2 35 30 22 22 Stan Getz Quartet Moments In Time Resonance 119 124 -5 4 41 6 36 69 - 36 Kevin Mahogany The Vienna Affair Mahogany Jazz 118 79 39 1 35 12 37 22 20 14 Ray Vega & Thomas Marriott Return Of The East-West Trumpet Summit Origin 117 134 -17 9 31 3 Larry Young 38 103 180 38 Larry Young In Paris Resonance 115 49 66 1 33 15 Biggest Gainer 38 30 22 5 Charles Lloyd & The Marvels I Long To See You Blue Note 115 124 -9 11 32 2 38 33 16 9 14 Jazz Orchestra Nothing Hard Is Ever Easy Dabon Music 115 123 -8 10 27 2 Jeff Coffin with Caleb Chapman’s Crescent 41 23 33 18 Superband The Inside Of The Outside Ear Up 113 133 -20 5 38 5 41 60 43 23 Michael Spiro & Wayne Wallace Canto América Patois 113 88 25 5 31 2 43 63 49 39 Hubert Laws / Jeff Biegel Symphonic Arrangement Suite For Flute & Steve Barta Music 112 84 28 6 32 3 Jazz Piano 44 46 57 44 Alfredo Rodriguez Tocororo Mack Avenue 111 105 6 4 31 5 45 38 29 20 Lisa Hilton Nocturnal Ruby Slippers 109 115 -6 9 23 1 46 54 56 46 Hristo Vitchev Quartet In Search Of Wonders First Orbit Sounds 106 90 16 1 33 6 47 23 34 23 Stacey Kent Tenderly Sony / Okeh 104 133 -29 7 29 0 48 48 35 35 Interplay Jazz Orchestra Detour Bigtime 100 102 -2 6 30 1 48 74 60 48 Henry Robinett I Have Known Mountains Nefertiti 100 74 26 1 27 5 50 60 53 50 Stan Getz - Joao Gilberto Getz / Gilberto ‘76 - Live From Keystone Resonance 99 88 11 1 36 5 Korner 50 46 37 28 Greg Abate & Phil Woods Kindred Spirits: Live At Chans Whaling City Sound 99 105 -6 9 32 2 Most Added Increased Airplay Chartbound Jane Monheit The Songbook Sessions: Ella Fitzgerald Larry Young Larry Young In Paris (Resonance) +66 Oscar, with Love Oscar, with Love (Two Lions) (Emerald City Sessions) +19 Danny Green Trio Altered Narratives (OA2) +47 Danny Mixon Pass It On (Self-Released) Melissa Aldana Back Home (Word Of Mouth Music) +17 Avery Sharpe Sharpe Meets Tharpe (JKNM) +44 Logan Richardson Shift (Blue Note) Patrick Butler Symmetrical Oscillations (M.M.O.S.) +16 Melissa Aldana Back Home (Word Of Mouth Music) +43 Malou Beauvoir Is This Love (Panthera Music Int'l) Larry Young Larry Young In Paris (Resonance) +15 Jane Monheit The Songbook Sessions: Ella Fitzgerald Ed Fast and Conga-Bop Do Or Die (Ed Fast) Susie Arioli Spring (Spectra Musique) +12 (Emerald City Sessions) +40 Curtis Robinson Dancing In The Street (A Tribute To The Music Jackie Gage Siren Songs (First Orbit Sounds) +12 Kevin Mahogany The Vienna Affair (Mahogany Jazz) +39 And Musicians Of Motown) (Self Released) Kevin Mahogany The Vienna Affair (Mahogany Jazz) +12 Patrick Butler Symmetrical Oscillations (M.M.O.S.) +38 Avery Sharpe Sharpe Meets Tharpe (JKNM) Will Bernard Out & About (Posi-Tone) +11 Ken Fowser Standing Tall (Posi-Tone) +37 Keith Brown The Journey (Space Time) Brian Bromberg Full Circle (Artistry Music) +11 Great American Music Ensemble It's All In The Game Jim Clayton Lenny Jumps In (Clay-Tone) Tony Lustig Quintet Taking Flight (Jazzed Media) +37 Ark Ovrutski Quintet Intersection (Origin) (Bimperl Entertainment & Media) +11 Jim Rotondi Dark Blue (Smoke Sessions) +35 Russ Nolan Sanctuary From The Ordinary: Live At Firehouse Jim Rotondi Dark Blue (Smoke Sessions) +11 12 (Rhinoceruss) Marcos Varela San Ygnacio (Origin) +11 Chart and Data ©2016 Trefzger Media LLC.
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