10th Annual Jazz Critics Poll: 2015 |
2015 Totals: Reissues
- Miles Davis, At Newport 1955-1975: The Bootleg Series Vol. 4 (Columbia/Legacy) 83 (36)
- Erroll Garner, The Complete Concert by the Sea (Columbia/Legacy) 74 (37)
- Wes Montgomery, In the Beginning (Resonance) 48 (26)
- John Coltrane, A Love Supreme: The Complete Masters (Impulse!) 39 (17)
- Sonny Rollins w. Don Cherry, Complete Live at the Village Gate 1962 (Solar) 29 (12)
- Bobby Bradford & John Carter, No U-Turn: Live in Pasadena, 1975 (Dark Tree) 23 (11)
- David S. Ware, Birth of a Being (AUM Fidelity) 22 (11)
- Red Garland, Swingin' on the Korner: Live at Keystone Korner (Elemental Music) 19 (9)
- John Abercrombie, The First Quartet (ECM) 19 (8)
- Weather Report, The Legendary Live Tapes 1978-1981 (Legacy) 17 (9)
- Keith Jarrett-Charlie Haden-Paul Motian, Hamburg '72 (ECM) 14 (7)
- John Coltrane, So Many Things: The European Tour 1961 (Acrobat) 14 (7)
- Sonny Sharrock, Ask The Ages (M.O.D. Technologies) 14 (5)
- Mike Osborne, Dawn (Cuneiform) 13 (8)
- Cecil Taylor, The Complete in Berlin '88 (Destination Out) 13 (5)
- Barry Harris, Plays Tadd Dameron (Xanadu) 11 (6)
- Lennie Tristano, Chicago April 1951 (Uptown -14) 11 (5)
- various, The Complete Dial Modern Jazz Sessions (Mosaic) 10 (4)
- Thelonious Monk, The Complete Riverside Recordings (Riverside) 9 (5)
- Joe Castro, Lush Life: A Musical Journey (Sunnyside) 9 (3)
- various, Creative Music Studio, Archive Selections Vol. 2 (Innova) 8 (4)
- Miles Davis f. John Coltrane, All of You: The Last Tour, 1960 (Acrobat) 7 (4)
- Eddie Condon & Bud Freeman, Complete Commodore & Decca Sessions (Mosaic) 7 (3)
- Last Exit, Iron Path (ESP-Disk) 7 (3)
- Evan Parker, Monoceros (Psi) 7 (3)
- Billie Holiday, The Centennial Collection (Columbia/Legacy) 6 (4)
- Anthony Braxton, Quartet (Santa Cruz) 1993: 2nd Set (hatOLOGY) 6 (2)
- John Carter/Bobby Bradford, Self Determination Music (Ace) 5 (4)
- Anthony Braxton, Trio and Duet (Sackville/Delmark) 5 (2)
- John Carter, Echoes from Rudolph's (NoBusiness) 5 (2)
- Frank Lowe, Out Loud (Triple Point) 5 (2)
- Art Pepper, Live at Fat Tuesday's (Elemental) 4 (3)
- Willem Breuker, Angoulême 18 Mai 1980 (Fou) 4 (2)
- Karin Krog, Don't Just Sing: An Anthology 1963-1999 (Light in the Attic) 4 (2)
- Tony Bennett & Bill Evans, The Complete Tony Bennett/Bill Evans Recordings (Fantasy) 4 (2)
- Steve Lacy, Last Tour (Emanem) 4 (2)
- Wild Bill Davison, The Jazz Giants (Sackville/Delmark) 3 (2)
- Bengt Nordström-Sven-Åke Johansson-Alexander von Schlippenbach, Stockholm Connection (Umlaut) 3 (2)
- Sun Ra, To Those of Earth . . . and Other Worlds (Strut) 3 (2)
- Joe Albany, An Evening With Joe Albany (SteepleChase) 3 (2)
- Ted Daniel, Innerconnection (NoBusiness) 3 (2)
- Ran Blake, The Complete Remastered Recordings on Black Saint & Soul Note (CAM Jazz) 3 (2)
- Cannonball Adderley, Complete Live in Tokyo () 3 (1)
- Anthony Braxton & Derek Bailey, First Duo Concert (Emanem) 3 (1)
- Don Cherry, Modern Art: Stockholm 1977 (Mellotrone) 3 (1)
- Ornette Coleman, Beauty Is a Rare Thing (Atlantic) 3 (1)
- Ornette Coleman, This Is Our Music (Org Music) 3 (1)
- Lindsay Cooper, Rarities (ReR Megacorp) 3 (1)
- Jutta Hipp, Hipp Is Cool: The Life and Art of Jutta Hip (Be!) 3 (1)
- Roland Kirk, The Limelight/Verve Records (Mosaic) 3 (1)
- Thelonious Monk, 'Round Midnight: Complete Blue Note Singles (Impulse!) 3 (1)
- Thelonious Monk, The Complete Columbia Live Albums Collection (Columbia) 3 (1)
- John Russell-Phil Durrant-John Butcher, Conceits (Emanem) 3 (1)
- Alex von Schlippenbach, Globe Unity (MPS) 3 (1)
- Horace Silver f. Woody Shaw, Live at the Half-Note (Hi Hat) 3 (1)
- Louis Armstrong, Complete Newport (Mosaic) 2 (2)
- Duke Ellington, The Conny Plank Session (Groenland) 2 (2)
- Bill Evans, The Complete Fantasy Recordings (Concord) 2 (2)
- Charlie Haden & Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Tokyo Adagio (Impulse!) 2 (1)
- Brad Mehldau, 10 Years Solo Live (Nonesuch) 2 (1)
- Ernestine Anderson, Swings the Penthouse (HighNote) 2 (1)
- Sun Ra, Planets of Life or Death '73 (Strut) 2 (1)
- David Angel, Camshafts and Butterflies (VSOP) 2 (1)
- Derek Bailey-Joëlle Léandre-George Lewis-Evan Parker, Dunois 1982 (Fou) 2 (1)
- Peter Brotzmann-Fred Van Hove-Han Bennink, 1971 (Corbett vs. Dempsey) 2 (1)
- John Coltrane, Live at Penn State '63 (Hi Hat) 2 (1)
- Sonny Criss, Complete Imperial Sessions (Phono) 2 (1)
- Teddy Edwards, Feelin's (Xanadu) 2 (1)
- Red Garland, The Quota (MPS) 2 (1)
- Joe Harriott & Amancio D'Silva, Hum Dono (Dutton Vocalion) 2 (1)
- Jon Hassell & Brian Eno, Fourth World Vol. 1: Possible Musics (Glitterbeat) 2 (1)
- Albert "Tootie" Heath, Kwanza (The First) (Elemental) 2 (1)
- Jimmy Heath, Pictures of Heath (Elemental) 2 (1)
- James P. Johnson, Classic Sessions (1921-1943) (Mosaic) 2 (1)
- Joe McPhee, Solo -- The Lost Tapes (1980-1981-1984) (Roaratorio) 2 (1)
- Branford Marsalis, A Love Supreme (OKeh) 2 (1)
- Gerry Mulligan, The Emarcy Sextet Recordings (Mosaic) 2 (1)
- Charlie Parker, The Complete Savoy and Dial Studio Recordings 1944-1948 (Savoy Jazz) 2 (1)
- Pat Patrick, Sound Advice (Art Yard) 2 (1)
- Oscar Peterson, Exclusively for My Friends (MPS) 2 (1)
- Howard Riley/Jaki Byard, R&B (Slam) 2 (1)
- Alex von Schlippenbach, First Recordings (Trost) 2 (1)
- Archie Shepp, Life at the Donaueschingen Music Festival (MPS) 2 (1)
- Sun Ra, Space Is the Place (Harte) 2 (1)
- Lucky Thompson & Barney Wilen, Four Brothers (Sonorama) 2 (1)
- Xanadu All Stars, Night Flight to Dakar/Xanadu in Africa (Xanadu/Elemental) 2 (1)
- various, Nu Yorica! (Soul Jazz) 2 (1)
- various, Spiritual Jazz 6: Vocals (Jazzman) 2 (1)
- various, Turtle Records: Pioneering British Jazz 1970-1971 (Cherry/RMP/Turtle)) 2 (1)
- Abbey Lincoln, Sophisticated Abbey (HighNote) 1 (1)
- Buena Vista Social Club, Lost and Found (Nonesuch) 1 (1)
- Johnny Coles, The Warm Sound (Phono) 1 (1)
- Detail, First Detail (Rune Grammofon) 1 (1)
- Free Jazz Unit Wiesbaden, Frictions Now (NoBusiness) 1 (1)
- Dizzy Gillespie, Live at Ronnie Scott's Vol. 1-4 (Consolidated Artists Productions) 1 (1)
- Lars Gullin, Portrait of the Legendary Baritone Saxophonist (Fresh Sound) 1 (1)
- Roland Hanna, This Must Be Love (Progressive) 1 (1)
- Hannibal & The Sunrise Orchestra, Hannibal (MPS) 1 (1)
- Tubby Hayes, Live at the Hopbine 1968 Vol. 1: The Syndicate (Gearbox) 1 (1)
- Andrew Hill, Hommage (East Wind) 1 (1)
- Steve Lacy, Morning Joy (hatOLOGY) 1 (1)
- Bobby McFerrin, Spontaneous Inventions (Blue Note) 1 (1)
- Albert Mangelsdorff, Triple Entente (MPS) 1 (1)
- Gil Melle, The Blue Note Years, 1952-1956 (Fresh Sound) 1 (1)
- Django Reinhardt, At the Movies (Cherry Red) 1 (1)
- UMO Jazz Orchestra w. Michael Brecker, Live in Helsinki 1995 (Random Act) 1 (1)
- Junior Wells, Southside Blues Jam (Delmark -14) 1 (1)
- various, French New Wave: Original Jazz on Film Recordings, 1957-62 (Jazz on Film) 1 (1)
- various, The Kitchen Improvises: 1976-1983 (Orange Mountain Music) 1 (1)
Critics were asked to list three reissues in descending order,
with three points awarded for #1, 2 for #2, and 1 for #3. The first
bold number indicates total points; the number in parentheses tallies
ballots on which a CD appeared, which was used as a
tiebreaker.
Notes:
The following albums received some votes in 2014 and more in 2015:
- Lennie Tristano: Chicago April 1951 -- includes 5(2)
old votes
Ernestine Anderson, Swings the Penthouse, recorded in 1962,
also received 1 vote, 7 points as a "new" album. It might have made
more sense to award it 3 points here, and move the voter's 5-10 choices
up a notch.