*Totals for Disorder at the Border include 5.5 (1) from 2006.
Critics were asked to list 10 albums in descending order, with 10 points awarded for their 1, nine for 2, etc. (On ballots where choices were listed alphabetically, each received 5.5 points.) The first bold number indicates total points; the number in parentheses is the tally of ballots on which a CD appeared, which was used as a tiebreaker.
*Totals include 2 (1) from 2006
*Totals include 3 (1) from 2006
Critics were asked to list three reissues in descending order, with three points awarded for 1, two for 2, and one 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.
For Best Vocal, Debut, and Latin Jazz albums, critics were asked to name one album apiece, with no point system.
Thanks to all the critics who participated:
David R. Adler, Larry Applebaum, Paul Blair, Larry Blumenfeld, Stuart Broomer, Nate Chinen, Thomas Conrad, Francis Davis, Paul de Barros, Steve Dollar, Laurence Donohue-Greene, Ken Dryden, Steve Feeney, Phil Freeman, David Fricke, Will Friedwald, Kurt Gottschalk, Tom Greenland, David Hajdu, James Hale, Ed Hazell, Don Heckman, Tad Hendrickson, Andrey Henkin, Geoffrey Himes, Tom Hull, Willard Jenkins, Martin Johnson, Ashley Kahn, George Kanzler, Fred Kaplan, Suzanne Lorge, John McDonough, Jim Macnie, Howard Mandel, John Matouk, Bill Milkowski, Dan Morgenstern, Russ Musto, Dan Ouellette, Ted Panken, Thierry Peremarti, Bob Porter, Doug Ramsey, Derk Richardson, Bob Rusch, Gene Seymour, Bill Shoemaker, Slim, Steve Smith, Zan Stewart, Jeff Stockton, W. Royal Stokes, John Szwed, Neil Tesser, George Varga, Josef Woodard, and Ron Wynn.
You can see how they voted here.