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August 21, 2017 Jazz Album Chart Jazz Album Chart August 21, 2017 TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW Move Weeks Reports Adds 1 2 2 1 Terry Gibbs 92 Years Young: Jammin’ At The Gibbs Whaling City Sound 324 280 44 11 44 1 House 2 1 1 1 Louis Hayes Serenade for Horace Blue Note 284 313 -29 11 50 1 Cyrus Chestnut 3 5 61 3 There’s A Sweet, Sweet Spirit HighNote 267 203 64 2 52 3 Most Reports Prestige / Concord Music 4 4 4 1 Jazzmeia Horn A Social Call Group 240 251 -11 13 39 0 5 3 3 3 DeJohnette, Grenadier, Medeski and Scofield Hudson Motema 237 274 -37 11 50 0 5 6 54 5 Russell Malone Time For The Dancers HighNote 237 188 49 2 49 1 7 18 35 7 John Pizzarelli Sinatra & Jobim @ 50 CMG 187 152 35 3 45 5 8 10 22 8 Gerald Cannon Combinations Woodneck 185 174 11 3 50 5 9 8 6 5 Jaco Pastorius Truth, Liberty & Soul The Complete NPR Jazz Resonance 181 183 -2 11 42 0 Alive! Recording 10 7 8 7 Charles Lloyd New Quartet Passin’ Thru Blue Note 179 187 -8 5 47 2 11 9 36 9 Stanton Moore With You In Mind Mascot Label Group 171 175 -4 3 34 1 12 11 7 6 Barbara Morrison featuring Houston Person I Wanna Be Loved Savant 161 173 -12 6 39 1 13 21 14 13 Tardo Hammer Trio Swinging On A Star Cellar Live 155 139 16 5 42 1 13 13 5 5 Bria Skonberg With A Twist OKEH 155 166 -11 12 35 1 15 12 10 9 Akiko Tsuruga So Cute So Bad AT 153 171 -18 10 31 0 Harold Mabern 16 75 - 16 To Love and Be Loved Smoke Sessions 152 71 81 1 45 15 Highest Debut / Biggest Gainer 17 16 9 1 Diana Krall Turn Up The Quiet Verve 141 157 -16 15 30 0 18 19 12 9 Ben Allison Layers Of The City Sonic Camera 140 149 -9 6 40 0 19 17 18 17 Pete Malinverni Heaven Saranac 134 154 -20 3 37 1 19 27 13 13 Various The Passion Of Charlie Parker Impulse / Verve 134 131 3 4 33 1 19 30 20 11 Chick Corea The Musician Concord 134 125 9 16 30 0 22 33 39 22 Patti Labelle Bel Hommage GPE 133 119 14 5 29 2 23 32 30 16 Dave Liebman / Joe Lovano Compassion Resonance 130 120 10 6 42 1 23 15 11 6 Yoko Miwa Pathways Ocean Blue Tear Music 130 158 -28 11 30 0 25 20 15 10 Ariel Pocock Living In Twilight Justin Time 127 146 -19 8 29 0 26 54 145 26 Douyé Daddy Said So Groove Note / Rhombus 126 93 33 1 35 6 27 40 59 27 Grant Stewart Trio Roll On Cellar Live 123 108 15 6 32 0 28 40 34 25 JD Allen Radio Flyer Savant 119 108 11 5 31 0 29 54 37 29 Audrey Ochoa Trio Afterthought Chronograph 118 93 25 3 33 3 29 14 18 14 Steps Ahead Steppin’ Out Sunnyside 118 161 -43 4 25 1 31 26 25 1 Christian Sands Reach Mack Avenue 117 133 -16 19 23 0 32 35 23 23 New Vision Sax Ensemble Musical Journey Through Time Zaki Publishing Inc. 115 113 2 6 32 1 32 25 17 17 Ignacio Berroa Straight Ahead From Havana Jazz Promo Services 115 135 -20 10 29 0 32 29 42 1 Steve Nelson Brothers Under The Sun HighNote 115 128 -13 17 22 0 35 23 16 2 Steve Davis Think Ahead Smoke Sessions 114 137 -23 13 26 0 36 94 197 36 Katie Thiroux Off Beat Capri 112 60 52 1 40 8 36 27 30 10 Sean Jones Live from Jazz at the Bistro Mack Avenue 112 131 -19 12 33 0 38 23 27 14 Charnett Moffet Music From Our Soul Motema 111 137 -26 14 24 0 39 43 20 8 Cory Weeds & The Jeff Hamilton Trio Dreamsville Cellar Live 110 106 4 15 25 0 39 50 24 24 Johnny DeFrancesco Featuring Duke Jethro A Tribute To B.B. King’s Live At The Regal Ton A` Chopps 110 100 10 7 22 0 41 37 38 9 Jerome Jennings The Beast Lola 109 112 -3 20 19 0 42 46 63 42 Walt Weiskopf Fountain Of Youth Posi-Tone 107 104 3 5 26 0 43 38 42 32 Spike Wilner Trio Odalisque Cellar Live 104 109 -5 6 30 0 44 57 58 44 Sounds Of A & R Sounds Of A & R Soaring 102 91 11 1 32 5 44 34 30 4 Bobby Watson Made In America Smoke Sessions 102 117 -15 17 24 0 46 22 27 6 Trombone Shorty Parking Lot Symphony Blue Note 101 138 -37 14 23 1 47 35 45 11 Gerald Clayton Tributary Tales Motema 99 113 -14 15 24 0 48 49 107 48 Jeff Coffin Next Time Yellow Ear Up 98 101 -3 2 35 5 49 56 48 48 Farnell Newton Back To Earth Posi-Tone 97 92 5 3 30 2 49 42 52 25 Peter Erskine New Trio In Praise Of Shadows Fuzzy Music 97 107 -10 10 27 0 49 43 27 22 Taj Mahal & Keb ‘Mo’ Taj / Mo Concord Music Group 97 106 -9 10 22 0 Most Added Increased Airplay Chartbound John Beasley Monk'estra Vol. 2 (Mack Avenue) +27 Harold Mabern To Love and Be Loved (Smoke Sessions) +81 Jon Davis Happy Juice (Posi-Tone) Matt Wilson Honey and Salt (Palmetto) +21 Cyrus Chestnut There's A Sweet, Sweet Spirit (HighNote) +64 Ron Francis Blake Assimilation (hispeedhorns) Harold Mabern To Love and Be Loved (Smoke Sessions) +15 John Beasley Monk'estra Vol. 2 (Mack Avenue) +55 Ensemble Novo Who Saw You Then, Who Sees You Now Jane Ira Bloom Wild Lines: Improvising Emily Dickinson Katie Thiroux Off Beat (Capri) +52 (Frosty Cordial) (Outline) +14 Matt Wilson Honey and Salt (Palmetto) +52 Plucky Strum: Sheryl Bailey & Harvie S Departure (Whaling John Vanore Stolen Moments (Self-Released) +13 Russell Malone Time For The Dancers (HighNote) +49 City Sound) Miles Donahue The Bug (Whaling City Sound) +12 Jon Davis Happy Juice (Posi-Tone) +46 Kellye Gray Rendering (Grr8) Steve Langone Trio Breathe (Whaling City Sound) +12 Terry Gibbs 92 Years Young: Jammin' At The Gibbs House Erik Jekabson Quintet Erik Jekabson Quintet (Wide Hive) Andrew Scott Quartet The Brightest Moment (Cellar Live) +12 (Whaling City Sound) +44 Tom Kohl Dances With The Sun (Self-Released) Carol Welsman For You (Welcar Music) +11 John Pizzarelli Sinatra & Jobim @ 50 (CMG) +35 Havana Maestros AMERiCUBA (Sounds Worldwide) Marcus Monteiro Another Part of Me (Whaling City Sound) +10 Joe Policastro Trio Screen Sounds (JeruJazz) +34 Joe Policastro Trio Screen Sounds (JeruJazz) Andrew Scott Quartet The Brightest Moment (Cellar Live) +34 Oregon Lantern (CAMJazz) Chart and Data ©2017 Trefzger Media LLC.
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