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Jazz Album Chart July 27, 2015 TW LW 2W Peak Artist Title Label TW LW Move Weeks Reports Adds 1 2 10 1 Terell Stafford Brotherlee Love Capri 352 267 85 4 53 4 Steve Davis 2 1 1 1 Say When Smoke Sessions 305 312 -7 6 60 3 Most Reports 3 3 7 3 Robert Glasper Trio Covered Blue Note 258 260 -2 5 52 2 4 24 36 4 Donald Vega With Respect To Monty Resonance 230 151 79 3 50 8 5 6 11 5 Bob Mintzer Big Band Get Up! MCG Jazz 228 218 10 4 48 1 6 4 2 1 Joey Alexander My Favorite Things Motema Music 223 258 -35 11 46 0 7 5 3 1 Cyrus Chestnut A Million Colors In Your Mind HighNote 222 239 -17 9 47 0 8 9 12 8 Bad Plus / Joshua Redman The Bad Plus Joshua Redman Nonesuch 194 204 -10 6 47 0 8 13 9 7 Joe Locke Love Is A Pendulum Motema 194 198 -4 8 42 1 10 10 13 3 Cory Weeds Condition Blue Cellar Live 192 202 -10 11 39 0 11 11 14 11 Jeb Patton Shades And Tones Cellar Live 190 201 -11 5 41 2 12 17 21 12 Charenee Wade Offering Motema 189 182 7 4 48 5 13 8 5 4 Aaron Diehl Space Time Continuum Mack Avenue 188 212 -24 9 45 0 13 15 15 13 Behn Gillece Mindset Posi-Tone 188 190 -2 7 41 1 15 7 6 6 Kurt Elling Passion World Concord 186 217 -31 5 50 1 15 19 22 15 Jacques Lesure Camaraderie WJ3 186 168 18 5 41 3 George Cables 17 93 313 17 In Good Company HighNote 184 62 122 1 47 24 Highest Debut / Most Added / Biggest Gainer 17 23 27 17 Brian Charette Alphabet City Posi-Tone 184 159 25 4 45 3 19 14 8 1 Harold Mabern Afro Blue Smoke Sessions 174 193 -19 14 35 0 20 100 - 20 Heads Of State Search For Peace Smoke Sessions 170 58 112 1 38 22 21 11 4 2 Vincent Herring Night And Day Smoke Sessions 168 201 -33 10 43 0 22 18 49 18 Wayne Wallace Latin Jazz Quintet Intercambio Patois 165 171 -6 3 49 8 22 16 22 16 Maria Schneider Orchestra The Thompson Fields ArtistShare 165 186 -21 5 48 2 Terence Blanchard Featuring The 24 37 19 19 E-Collective Breathless Blue Note 159 124 35 7 39 1 25 27 24 24 Gary McFarland Legacy Ensemble Circulation: The Music Of Gary McFarland Planet Arts Recordings 152 149 3 5 37 0 25 22 28 1 Russell Malone Love Looks Good On You HighNote 152 162 -10 19 28 0 27 59 127 27 Lee Smith My Kind Of Blues Vectordisc 151 94 57 1 45 10 28 32 80 28 George Freeman & Chico Freeman All In The Family Southport 149 131 18 2 42 11 29 24 45 24 Antonio Adolfo Tema AAM Music 147 151 -4 3 40 5 30 43 34 10 Ben Williams Coming Of Age Concord 141 116 25 12 33 0 31 20 17 5 David Sanborn Time And the River OKeh 139 166 -27 14 29 0 32 28 30 28 Steve Kaldestad New York Afternoon Cellar Live 136 145 -9 4 37 1 33 26 28 23 Jeff “Tain” Watts Blue Vol. 1 Dark Key Music 135 150 -15 6 38 2 34 29 18 18 Kamasi Washington The Epic Brainfeeder 133 144 -11 6 32 0 35 45 72 35 Charlie Dennard 5 O’ Clock Charlie Deneaux Music 132 110 22 2 40 6 35 31 41 31 Jazz Professors En Plein Air Flying Horse 132 138 -6 3 35 3 35 21 16 11 Pat Bianchi A Higher Standard 21-H 132 163 -31 10 31 0 38 50 44 38 Halie Loren Butterfly Blue Justin Time 126 103 23 4 38 3 39 30 32 2 Harry Allen For George, Cole And Duke Blue Heron Llc 125 141 -16 13 26 0 40 48 57 32 Snarky Puppy Sylva Universal 120 108 12 10 24 0 41 55 63 41 Eugenie Jones Come Out Swingin’ Openmic 119 97 22 1 30 1 42 80 99 42 Brianna Thomas You Must Believe In Love Sound On Purpose 117 72 45 1 28 2 43 128 268 43 Sammy Figueroa Imaginary World Savant 115 45 70 1 37 19 43 46 31 17 Luis Perdomo & Controlling Ear Unit Twenty-Two Hot Tone Music 115 109 6 7 36 2 45 41 45 41 Beat Funktion Olympus Do Music 114 117 -3 3 24 0 46 34 37 19 Grant Stewart Trio Cellar Live 110 127 -17 11 27 2 46 49 38 38 Ramon Valle Take Off In + Out 110 104 6 7 22 2 48 34 41 21 Joshua Breakstone 2nd Avenue Capri 109 127 -18 7 31 2 49 38 25 1 Dave Stryker Messin’ With Mr. T Strikezone 107 123 -16 17 26 0 50 41 65 41 Jamison Ross Jamison Concord 106 117 -11 2 29 3 Most Added Increased Airplay Chartbound George Cables In Good Company (HighNote) +24 George Cables In Good Company (HighNote) +122 Bill Warfield and the Hell’s Kitchen Funk OrchestraMercy Heads Of State Search For Peace (Smoke Sessions) +22 Heads Of State Search For Peace (Smoke Sessions) +112 Mercy Mercy (Blujazz) Sammy Figueroa Imaginary World (Savant) +19 Terell Stafford Brotherlee Love (Capri) +85 Jim Martinez Good Grief! It’s Still Jim Martinez (Invisible Touch Albert Rivera Back At It (Truth Revolution) +15 Donald Vega With Respect To Monty (Resonance) +79 Music) Linda Dachtyl A Late One (Chicken Coup) +14 Rodriguez Brothers Impromptu (Criss Cross Jazz) +78 Kenny Carr Idle Talk (Zoozazz Music) Charlie Haden - Gonzalo Rubalcaba Tokyo Adagio Sammy Figueroa Imaginary World (Savant) +70 Flying Horse Big Band Into The Mystic (Flying Horse) (Impulse / Universal Music) +14 Nick Finzer The Chase (Origin) +69 Walt Weiskopf Open Road (Posi-Tone) Walt Weiskopf Open Road (Posi-Tone) +14 Bill Warfield and the Hell’s Kitchen Funk OrchestraMercy Nick Finzer The Chase (Origin) Dion Parson & The 21st. Cent. Jazz Orch. St. Thomas Mercy Mercy (Blujazz) +62 Eldar World Tour Vol. 1 (New Struggle Music LLC) (United Jazz Foundation LLC) +13 Lee Smith My Kind Of Blues (Vectordisc) +57 Janice Friedman Live At Kitano (Cap) Randy Brecker, Bobby Shew Trumpet Summit Prague Walt Weiskopf Open Road (Posi-Tone) +54 Steve Johns Family (Strikezone) (Summit) +12 Corbin Andrick Olmstead’s Whistle (Self-Released) Nick Finzer The Chase (Origin) +12 Rodriguez Brothers Impromptu (Criss Cross Jazz) +12 Chart and Data ©2015 Trefzger Media LLC.
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