Some great new music makes this one of the best years in recent times for innovative jazz.
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Keith Jarrett and Charlie Haden - Jasmine (ECM) Review
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Tom Harrell - Roman Nights (HighNote) Review
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Charles Lloyd - Mirror (ECM) Review
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Bobby Hutcherson- Wise One (Kind Of Blue) Review
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Paul Motian - Lost In A Dream (ECM) Review
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Christian Scott - Yesterday You Said Tomorrow (Concord) Review
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Bill Frisell - Beautiful Dreamers (Savoy Jazz) Review
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Herbie Hancock - The Imagine Project (Sony) Review
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Tomasz Stanko - Dark Eyes (ECM) Review
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John McLaughlin & The Fourth Dimension- To The One (Abstract Logix) Review
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Ralph Bowen - Due Reverence (Posi-Tone) Review
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Dave Holland Octet - Pathways (Dare2) Review
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Jake Hertzog - Patterns (Buckyball) Review
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Randy Halberstadt - Flash Point (Origin) Review
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Jim Rotondi - 1000 Rainbows (Posi-Tone) Review
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Bill Charlap and Renee Rosnes - Double Portrait (Blue Note) Review
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Chad McCullough / Michal Vanoucek - The Sky Cries (Origin) Review
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Nathan Eklund Group - Coin Flip (OA2) Review
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Richard Sussman - Live At Sweet Rhythm (Origin) Review
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Brad Mehldau - Highway Rider (Nonesuch) Review
For another, New York, view - check out the Village Voice Jazz Critic's Poll
Jazz Albums of the Year 2010
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1 comment:
I noticed you don't have Jason Moran's "Ten" listed in the top 20 albums of the year. Just thought I'd recommend this album as it is somewhat of a "game changer" - Moran has a unique voice on this album and I believe he is the future of the piano trio (along with others like Brad Mehldau). Thanks for considering this...and for the work on your blog! Best wishes, MWK
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