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Jazzweek College Jazz Chart Aug airplay data JazzWeek College Jazz Chart Aug. 28, 2006 powered by TW LW 2W Peak Artist Release Label TP LP +/- Weeks Stations Adds 1 1 1 1 Elvis Costello & Allen Toussaint River In Reverse Verve Forecast/UMG 97 120 -23 12 44 1 2 NR 89 2 Dave Holland Critical Mass Dare2/Sunnyside Com- 72 1 71 2 56 49 munications 3 4 4 1 Sergio Mendes Timeless Hear/Concord 66 71 -5 25 30 0 4 24 30 4 Donald Harrison, Ron Carter & Billy Cobham New York Cool: Live At The Blue Note Half Note 63 32 31 24 2 0 5 18 NR 5 The Dirty Dozen Brass Band What’s Going On Shout! Factory 61 34 27 2 20 7 6 38 22 6 Larry Vuckovich Street Scene Tetrachord 61 26 35 10 17 2 7 7 5 2 Miles Davis The Legendary Prestige Quintet Sessions Prestige 53 51 2 13 21 1 [Box Set] 8 6 15 3 Pat Martino Remember: A Tribute To Wes Montgomery Blue Note/Capitol 51 59 -8 22 18 0 9 102 NR 9 Geri Allen Timeless Portraits And Dreams Telarc 45 13 32 2 15 13 10 11 12 6 Karrin Allyson Footprints Concord Jazz 44 47 -3 20 15 0 11 NR NR 11 Charlie Haden Liberation Music Orchestra Not In Our Name Verve/UMG 44 4 40 1 32 13 12 146 NR 12 Anton Schwartz Radiant Blue Antonjazz 42 8 34 2 21 18 13 8 14 8 Dr. Lonnie Smith Jungle Soul Palmetto 42 50 -8 6 27 3 14 31 19 14 Rick Haydon & John Pizzarelli Just Friends Mel Bay 41 29 12 18 8 0 15 50 9 4 Regina Carter I’ll Be Seeing You (A Sentimental Journey) Verve/UMG 40 23 17 10 14 1 16 61 23 15 Eldar Live At The Blue Note Sony Classical 40 20 20 13 19 2 17 16 21 13 Sophie Milman Sophie Milman Linus 37 37 0 15 7 1 18 9 7 7 Various Artists Legends Of Jazz With Ramsey Lewis LRSmedia 36 49 -13 18 5 0 Showcase 19 41 100 19 Nancy Wilson Turned To Blue MCG Jazz 35 24 11 4 14 3 20 35 45 20 Roger Davidson Pensando En Ti Soundbrush 33 28 5 4 5 0 21 17 24 17 Ray Mantilla Good Vibrations Savant 33 36 -3 12 13 0 22 NR NR 22 Marcos Amorim Sete Capelas Adventure 32 0 32 4 22 0 23 34 91 23 Brad Mehldau House On Hill Nonesuch 31 28 3 8 23 1 24 10 10 4 Avishai Cohen Continuo Razdaz/Sunnyside 30 47 -17 13 9 0 25 117 NR 25 Ann Hampton Callaway Blues In The Night Telarc Jazz 29 11 18 2 16 12 26 22 73 22 The Joe Lovano Ensemble Streams Of Expression Blue Note 29 32 -3 3 22 8 27 40 46 7 Roy Hargrove Nothing Serious Verve/UMG 29 25 4 17 18 0 28 51 36 28 Eldredge Jackson Listening Pleasure JEA 29 23 6 8 1 0 29 44 20 20 Eric Reed Here MAXJAZZ 29 24 5 11 7 0 30 33 3 3 Steven Bernstein’s Millennial Territory MTO Volume 1 Sunnyside 28 28 0 3 15 3 Orchestra 31 95 NR 31 Eliane Elias Around The City Bluebird/RCA Victor 27 14 13 2 15 11 32 12 32 6 Various Artists Jazz Vocalists: Hear & Now Concord Jazz 27 46 -19 17 14 0 33 127 38 33 Janis Siegel A Thousand Beautiful Things Telarc 27 10 17 9 6 0 34 103 NR 34 Laika Fatien Look At Me Now! Body & Soul 26 13 13 2 18 14 35 14 104 14 Roberta Gambarini Easy To Love Groovin’ High/Dreyfus/Kin- 26 41 -15 7 13 1 dred Rhythm 36 NR NR 36 Los Angeles Guitar Quartet Spin Telarc 25 4 21 1 25 1 37 30 58 30 Lisa Hilton Midnight In Manhattan Ruby Slippers 24 29 -5 6 9 2 38 72 NR 38 Joe Gilman View So Tender: Wonder Revisited, Vol. 1 Capri 24 18 6 2 12 0 39 106 134 14 Nancy King Live At Jazz Standard MAXJAZZ 23 13 10 12 18 1 40 23 17 2 Various Artists Re-Bop: The Savoy Remixes Savoy Jazz 23 32 -9 17 15 2 41 NR NR 41 Jack DeJohnette & Foday Musa Suso Music From The Hearts Of The Masters Golden Beam/Kindred 23 0 23 1 22 0 Rhythm 42 55 75 42 Frank Morgan Reflections HighNote 22 21 1 5 13 1 43 63 34 34 Skerik’s Syncopated Taint Septet Husky Hyena 21 19 2 6 13 1 44 37 59 26 Mark Elf Liftoff Jen Bay 21 27 -6 13 5 0 45 NR 138 5 The Bamboos Step It Up Ubiquity 21 6 15 23 12 0 46 100 47 46 Paul Shapiro It’s In The Twilight Tzadik 20 14 6 11 5 0 47 69 42 42 Hot Club Of Detroit Hot Club Of Detroit Mack Avenue 19 18 1 4 13 1 48 47 71 14 Nick Colionne Keepin’ It Cool Narada 19 24 -5 20 5 0 49 155 39 5 Jacob Fred Jazz Odyssey The Sameness Of Difference Hyena 19 8 11 24 3 0 50 81 31 5 Nomo New Tones Ubiquity 18 16 2 18 13 0 Most Added (first airplay detection) Increased Airplay Chartbound Dave Holland Critical Mass (Dare2/Sunnyside Communica- Dave Holland Critical Mass (Dare2/Sunnyside Communica- Bebo Valdes Bebo De Cuba (Calle 54) tions) +49 tions) +71 Clifford Adams Love’s Gonna Get You (Trentown) Gerry Gibbs & The Thrasher Band Faces Unknown (SMS Jazz) Anton Schwartz Radiant Blue (Antonjazz) +18 Charlie Haden Liberation Music Orchestra Not In Our Name Robin McKelle Introducing Robin McKelle (Cheap Lullaby) Laika Fatien Look At Me Now! (Body & Soul) +14 (Verve/UMG) +40 Patricia Barber Mythologies (Blue Note) Geri Allen Timeless Portraits And Dreams (Telarc) +13 Larry Vuckovich Street Scene (Tetrachord) +35 Rebeca Mauleon Descarga En California (Pimienta/Universal) Charlie Haden Liberation Music Orchestra Not In Our Name Anton Schwartz Radiant Blue (Antonjazz) +34 Mike Stern Who Let The Cats Out? (Heads Up) (Verve/UMG) +13 Geri Allen Timeless Portraits And Dreams (Telarc) +32 Jon Faddis Teranga (Koch) Masters Of Groove Masters Of Groove Meet Dj-9 (Jazzateria) Ann Hampton Callaway Blues In The Night (Telarc Jazz) +12 Marcos Amorim Sete Capelas (Adventure) +32 Jerry Bergonzi Tenor Of The Times (Savant) jazzweek.com • August 28, 2006 All monitored airplay data is owned by Mediaguide, Inc. ©2006 Mediaguide, Inc. JazzWeek 17.
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