The 19th Annual
Francis Davis Jazz Critics Poll:
2024

Ballots 2024 [8]

Bret Saunders (Denver Post, KBCO-FM [Denver])

NEW ALBUMS

  1. أحمد [Ahmed], Giant Beauty (Fönstret)
  2. Vijay Iyer, Compassion (ECM)
  3. Ron Miles, Old Main Chapel (2011, Blue Note)
  4. Kim Cass, Levs (Pi)
  5. Patricia Brennan Septet, Breaking Stretch (Pyroclastic)
  6. Allen Lowe & the Constant Sorrow Orchestra, Louis Armstrong's America (ESP-Disk)
  7. David Murray Quartet, Francesca (Intakt)
  8. Kris Davis Trio, Run the Gauntlet (Pyroclastic)
  9. William Parker-Cooper-Moore-Hamid Drake, Heart Trio (AUM Fidelity)
  10. Tomeka Reid Quartet, 3+3 (Cuneiform)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Bobby Hutcherson, Classic Bobby Hutcherson Blue Note Sessions 1963-1970 (Mosaic)
  2. Sonny Rollins, Freedom Weaver: The 1959 European Tour Recordings (Resonance)
  3. Dorothy Ashby, Afro-Harping [Deluxe Edition] (1968, Verve)
  4. Sun Ra, Lights on a Satellite: Live at the Left Bank (1978, Resonance)
  5. Charles Gayle-Milford Graves-William Parker, WEBO (1991, Black Editions Archive)

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Sarah Schmidt (Jazz Director, WRFL-FM [Lexington, KY])

NEW ALBUMS (unranked)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL) (unranked)

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Gene Seymour (The Nation, CNN.com)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Charles Lloyd, The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow (Blue Note)
  2. David Murray Quartet, Francesca (Intakt)
  3. Patricia Brennan Septet, Breaking Stretch (Pyroclastic)
  4. Tyshawn Sorey Trio, The Susceptible Now (Pi)
  5. Immanuel Wilkins, Blues Blood (Blue Note)
  6. Samara Joy, Portrait (Verve)
  7. Kris Davis Trio, Run the Gauntlet (Pyroclastic)
  8. Matthew Shipp Trio, New Concepts in Piano Trio Jazz (ESP-Disk)
  9. Allen Lowe & the Constant Sorrow Orchestra, Louis Armstrong's America (ESP-Disk)
  10. Christian McBride & Edgar Meyer, But Who's Gonna Play the Melody? (Mack Avenue)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. McCoy Tyner & Joe Henderson, Forces of Nature: Live at Slugs' (1966, Blue Note)
  2. Bobby Hutcherson, Classic Bobby Hutcherson Blue Note Sessions 1963-1970 (Mosaic)
  3. Ron Miles, Old Main Chapel (2011, Blue Note)
  4. Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy, The Mighty Warriors: Live in Antwerp (1995, Elemental Music)
  5. Yusef Lateef, Atlantis Lullaby: The Concert From Avignon (1972, Elemental Music)

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Note: Also see Gene Seymour's Top Ten Jazz Albums for 2024.

Mike Shanley (Shanley on Music, New York City Jazz Record)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Luke Stewart Silt Trio, Unknown Rivers (Pi)
  2. Darius Jones, Legend of e'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye) (AUM Fidelity)
  3. Jason Stein, Anchors (TAO Forms)
  4. Ingebrigt Håker Flaten & (Exit) Knarr, Breezy (Sonic Transmissions)
  5. Matthew Shipp Trio, New Concepts in Piano Trio Jazz (ESP-Disk)
  6. The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis (Impulse!)
  7. Miles Okazaki, Miniature America (Cygnus)
  8. Caroline Davis & Wendy Eisenberg, Accept When (Astral Spirits)
  9. Ben Monder, Planetarium (Sunnyside)
  10. William Parker & Ellen Christi, Cereal Music (AUM Fidelity)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Charles Mingus, Mingus Takes Manhattan: The Complete Birdland Dates: 1961-1962 (New Land)
  2. Sonny Rollins, A Night at the Village Vanguard: The Complete Masters (1957, Blue Note)
  3. Harold Land, The Fox (1960, Craft)
  4. Sun Ra, At the Showcase: Live in Chicago 1976-1977 (Jazz Detective)
  5. Art Tatum, Jewels in the Treasure Box: The 1953 Chicago Blue Note Jazz Club Recordings (Resonance)

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DEBUT

John Sharpe (The New York City Jazz Record, Point of Departure, All About Jazz)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. أحمد [Ahmed], Giant Beauty (Fönstret)
  2. John Blum-David Murray-Chad Taylor, The Recursive Tree (Relative Pitch '23)
  3. Patricia Brennan Septet, Breaking Stretch (Pyroclastic)
  4. Ingrid Laubrock & Tom Rainey, Brink (Intakt)
  5. John Butcher-Pat Thomas-Dominic Lash-Steve Noble, Fathom (577)
  6. Rob Brown, Oblongata (RogueArt '23)
  7. Satoko Fujii Tokyo Trio, Jet Black (Libra)
  8. Angelica Sanchez-Barry Guy-Ramón López, Live at Jazzdor (Maya)
  9. Olie Brice-Rachel Musson-Mark Sanders, Immense Blue (West Hill)
  10. Kirke Karja-Étienne Renard-Ludwig Wandinger, Caught in My Own Trap (BMC)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Charles Gayle-Milford Graves-William Parker, WEBO (1991, Black Editions Archive)
  2. Gush, Afro Blue (1998, Trost)
  3. Arthur Blythe Quartet, Live From Studio Rivbea: July 6, 1976 (NoBusiness)

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Adam Shatz (London Review of Books)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Wadada Leo Smith & Amina Claudine Myers, Central Park's Mosaics of Reservoir, Lake, Paths and Gardens (Red Hook)
  2. Ron Horton, A Prayer for Andrew (Newvelle '23)
  3. Angelica Sanchez & Chad Taylor, A Monster Is Just an Animal You Haven't Met Yet (Intakt)
  4. David Murray Quartet, Francesca (Intakt)
  5. Nick Dunston, Colla Voce (Out of Your Head)
  6. Ambrose Akinmusire, Owl Song (Nonesuch '23)
  7. Darius Jones, Legend of e'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye) (AUM Fidelity)
  8. Ingrid Laubrock & Tom Rainey, Brink (Intakt)
  9. Matthew Shipp Trio, New Concepts in Piano Trio Jazz (ESP-Disk)
  10. Tyshawn Sorey Trio, The Susceptible Now (Pi)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Bobby Hutcherson, Classic Bobby Hutcherson Blue Note Sessions 1963-1970 (Mosaic)
  2. Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy, The Mighty Warriors: Live in Antwerp (1995, Elemental Music)
  3. Alice Coltrane, The Carnegie Hall Concert (1971, Impulse!)
  4. Bill Evans, In Norway: The Kongsberg Concert (1970, Elemental Music)
  5. Sonny Rollins, Freedom Weaver: The 1959 European Tour Recordings (Resonance)

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Rob Shepherd (PostGenre Media)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Wadada Leo Smith & Amina Claudine Myers, Central Park's Mosaics of Reservoir, Lake, Paths and Gardens (Red Hook)
  2. Mulatu Astatke & Hoodna Orchestra, Tension (Batov)
  3. Brandon Ross Phantom Station, Off the End (Sunnyside)
  4. Amaro Freitas, Y'Y (Psychic Hotline)
  5. Colin Stetson, The Love It Took to Leave You (Invada)
  6. Patricia Brennan Septet, Breaking Stretch (Pyroclastic)
  7. David Leon, Bird's Eye (Pyroclastic)
  8. The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis (Impulse!)
  9. Mary Halvorson, Cloudward (Nonesuch)
  10. Sun Ra Arkestra [Under the Direction of Marshall Allen], Lights on a Satellite (In+Out)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Emily Remler, Cookin' at the Queens (1984-88, Resonance)
  2. Wayne Shorter, Celebration, Volume 1 (2014, Blue Note)
  3. Alice Coltrane, The Carnegie Hall Concert (1971, Impulse!)
  4. McCoy Tyner & Joe Henderson, Forces of Nature: Live at Slugs' (1966, Blue Note)
  5. The Malombo Jazz Men, Castle Lager Jazz Fesetival 1964 (Strut)

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Note: See also Rob Shepherd's Favorite Albums of 2024

Hank Shteamer (New York Times, Pitchfork, Dark Forces Swing Blind Punches)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Tarbaby, You Think This America (Giant Step Arts)
  2. David Murray Quartet, Francesca (Intakt)
  3. Tyshawn Sorey Trio, The Susceptible Now (Pi)
  4. Louis Hayes, Artform Revisited (Savant)
  5. The Messthetics and James Brandon Lewis (Impulse!)
  6. Patricia Brennan Septet, Breaking Stretch (Pyroclastic)
  7. Luke Stewart Silt Trio, Unknown Rivers (Pi)
  8. Frank London/The Elders, Spirit Stronger Than Blood (ESP-Disk)
  9. Melissa Aldana, Echoes of the Inner Prophet (Blue Note)
  10. Isaiah Collier & the Chosen Few, The Almighty (Division 81)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy, The Mighty Warriors: Live in Antwerp (1995, Elemental Music)
  2. McCoy Tyner & Joe Henderson, Forces of Nature: Live at Slugs' (1966, Blue Note)
  3. Charles Tolliver Music Inc., Live at the Captain's Cabin (1973, Cellar Music)
  4. Andrew Hill Sextet Plus 10, A Beautiful Day Revisited (2002, Palmetto)
  5. Alice Coltrane, The Carnegie Hall Concert (1971, Impulse!)

VOCAL

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DEBUT

Note: Also see Best Jazz Albums of 2024 [New York Times]; also Best of 2024: Jazz [Dark Forces Swing Blind Punches]

Slim (WRCU: Slim's Spins and The Slim & Him Show)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Denis Badault, Somewhere Over the Rainbow (Yolk)
  2. Younee, Improvisations Live in Germany (Fulminantmusic)
  3. Charlie Ballantine, Love Letters & Graffiti (Green Mind)
  4. Jenny Scheinman, All Species Parade (Royal Potato Family)
  5. Camille Thurman With the Darrell Queen Quartet, Confluence Vol. 1: Alhambra (Epidote)
  6. Kahil El'Zabar's Ethnic Heritage Ensemble, Open Me, a Higher Consciousness of Sound and Spirit (Spiritmuse)
  7. Joel Futterman, Innervoice (NoBusiness)
  8. Tucker Brothers, Live at Chatterbox (Midwest Crush Music)
  9. Brandon Seabrook, Object of Unknown Function (Pyroclastic)
  10. Caleb Wheeler Curtis, The True Story of Bears and the Invention of the Battery (Imani)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Charles Tolliver Music Inc., Live at the Captain's Cabin (1973, Cellar Music)
  2. Mal Waldron & Steve Lacy, The Mighty Warriors: Live in Antwerp (1995, Elemental Music)
  3. Emily Remler, Cookin' at the Queens (1984-88, Resonance)
  4. Yusef Lateef, Atlantis Lullaby: The Concert From Avignon (1972, Elemental Music)

VOCAL

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DEBUT

Stewart Smith (freelance: The Wire, The Quietus, Bandcamp Daily, We Jazz, The Guardian)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. أحمد [Ahmed], Giant Beauty (Fönstret)
  2. Wadada Leo Smith & Amina Claudine Myers, Central Park's Mosaics of Reservoir, Lake, Paths and Gardens (Red Hook)
  3. Fay Victor, Herbie Nichols SUNG: Life Is Funny That Way (TAO Forms)
  4. Pat Thomas, The Solar Model of Ibn Al-Shatir (Otoroku)
  5. Darius Jones, Legend of e'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye) (AUM Fidelity)
  6. Wendy Eisenberg, Viewfinder (American Dreams)
  7. Kavain Wayne Space & XT, Yesyespeakersyes (Feedback Moves)
  8. Sakina Abdou-Toma Gouband-Marta Warelis, Hammer, Roll and Leaf (Relative Pitch)
  9. Jeff Parker ETA IVtet, The Way Out of Easy (International Anthem)
  10. Anthony Braxton, 10 Comp (Lorraine) 2022 (Braxton House)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Charles Gayle-Milford Graves-William Parker, WEBO (1991, Black Editions Archive)
  2. Alice Coltrane, The Carnegie Hall Concert (1971, Impulse!)
  3. Tony Oxley, Angular Apron (1992, Corbett vs. Dempsey)
  4. Christer Bothén Featuring Bolon Bata, Trancedance [40th Anniversary Edition] (1984, Black Truffle)
  5. Louis Moholo-Moholo's Viva-La-Black (1988, Ogun)

VOCAL

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DEBUT

Jeffrey St. Clair (Counterpunch: Sound Grammar)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Vijay Iyer, Compassion (ECM)
  2. Julian Lage, Speak to Me (Blue Note)
  3. Wadada Leo Smith & Amina Claudine Myers, Central Park's Mosaics of Reservoir, Lake, Paths and Gardens (Red Hook)
  4. Jenny Scheinman, All Species Parade (Royal Potato Family)
  5. Matthew Shipp Trio, New Concepts in Piano Trio Jazz (ESP-Disk)
  6. Ethan Iverson, Technically Acceptable (Blue Note)
  7. Arooj Aftab, Night Reign (Verve)
  8. Abdullah Ibrahim, 3 (Gearbox)
  9. David Murray Quartet, Francesca (Intakt)
  10. Charles Lloyd, The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow (Blue Note)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Sonny Rollins, Freedom Weaver: The 1959 European Tour Recordings (Resonance)
  2. Sun Ra, At the Showcase: Live in Chicago 1976-1977 (Jazz Detective)
  3. Cannonball Adderley, Burnin' in Bordeaux: Live in France 1969 (Elemental Music)
  4. McCoy Tyner & Joe Henderson, Forces of Nature: Live at Slugs' (1966, Blue Note)
  5. Yusef Lateef, Atlantis Lullaby: The Concert From Avignon (1972, Elemental Music)

VOCAL

LATIN

DEBUT

Note: Also see Sound Grammar: the Best Jazz Recordings of 2024

Thomas Staudter (The (Croton) Gazette, DownBeat, New York City Jazz Record, The Recorder)

NEW ALBUMS (unranked)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL) (unranked)

VOCAL

LATIN

DEBUT

Sammy Stein (Free Jazz Collective, WeJazz, Platinum Mind, Something Else Reviews, Kind of Jazz)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Ivo Perelman-Fay Victor-Jim Morris-Ramon Lopez, Messa Di Voce (Mahakala Music)
  2. Paula Rae Gibson, The Roles We Play to Disappear (33Xtreme)
  3. Jo Harrop, The Path of a Tear (Lateralize)
  4. Satya, Songs of the Fathers: A Celebration of the Music of Abdullah Ibrahim (Resonant Artists)
  5. Maddalena Ghezzi & Ruth Goller, Dolomite (Deng Yue)
  6. Charlotte Keeffe Right Here, Right Now Quartet, Alive! in the Studio (Discus Music '23)
  7. Lara Eidi, Sun (self-released)
  8. Mama Terra, The Summoned (Acid Jazz '23)
  9. Terrence Collie, 384,400 (Mood Indigo '23)
  10. Olie Brice-Rachel Musson-Mark Sanders, Immense Blue (West Hill)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

VOCAL

LATIN

DEBUT

Mark Stryker (Jazz From Detroit [University of Michigan Press])

NEW ALBUMS (unranked)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL) (unranked)

VOCAL

LATIN

DEBUT

Mark Sullivan (All About Jazz)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Lakecia Benjamin, Phoenix Reimagined (Live) (Ropeadope)
  2. Jakob Bro-Lee Konitz-Bill Frisell-Jason Moran-Thomas Morgan-Andrew Cyrille, Taking Turns (2014, ECM)
  3. Dave Douglas, Gifts (Greenleaf Music)
  4. Nubya Garcia, Odyssey (Concord Jazz)
  5. Andrew Hill Sextet Plus 10, A Beautiful Day Revisited (2002, Palmetto)
  6. Charles Lloyd, The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow (Blue Note)
  7. Wolfgang Muthspiel, Etudes/Quietudes (Clap Your Hands)
  8. Magnus Öström & Dan Berglund, e.s.t. 30 (ACT Music)
  9. Brad Shepik, Human Activity: Dream of the Possible (Shifting Paradigm)
  10. Immanuel Wilkins, Blues Blood (Blue Note)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Cannonball Adderley, Poppin' in Paris: Live at L'Olympia 1972 (Elemental Music)
  2. Miles Davis Quintet, Miles in France 1963 & 1964 [The Bootleg Series, Vol. 8] (Columbia/Legacy)
  3. Keith Jarrett-Gary Peacock-Paul Motian, The Old Country (1992, ECM)
  4. Emily Remler, Cookin' at the Queens (1984-88, Resonance)
  5. Art Tatum, Jewels in the Treasure Box: The 1953 Chicago Blue Note Jazz Club Recordings (Resonance)

VOCAL

LATIN

DEBUT

Dave Sumner (Bandcamp, Bird Is the Worm)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Tomin, A Willed and Conscious Balance (International Anthem)
  2. William Parker & Ellen Christi, Cereal Music (AUM Fidelity)
  3. Patricia Brennan Septet, Breaking Stretch (Pyroclastic)
  4. La La Lars, La La Lars IV (<1000 '23)
  5. Cassie Kinoshi's Seed., Gratitude (International Anthem)
  6. Carlos Bica, 11:11 (Clean Feed)
  7. Tyshawn Sorey Trio, The Susceptible Now (Pi)
  8. Rebecca Trescher Tentet, Character Pieces (self-released)
  9. Alexi Tuomarila, Departing the Wasteland (Edition)
  10. Sylvanie Hélary & Orchestre Incandescent, Rare Birds (Yolk)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Alice Coltrane, The Carnegie Hall Concert (1971, Impulse!)
  2. Ron Miles, Old Main Chapel (2011, Blue Note)
  3. Jakob Bro-Lee Konitz-Bill Frisell-Jason Moran-Thomas Morgan-Andrew Cyrille, Taking Turns (2014, ECM)

VOCAL

LATIN

DEBUT

John Szwed (Wire, Gagosian Quarterly, Columbia University Center for Jazz Studies)

NEW ALBUMS (unranked)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Sun Ra, Lights on a Satellite: Live at the Left Bank (1978, Resonance)
  2. Sonny Rollins, Freedom Weaver: The 1959 European Tour Recordings (Resonance)
  3. Wayne Shorter, Celebration, Volume 1 (2014, Blue Note)

VOCAL

LATIN

DEBUT

Note: Voter did not specify which volume of Kurt Elling & Sullivan Fortner, Wildflowers (Edition), so counted as Vol. 1

Jeff Tamarkin (Relix, Best Classic Bands, Mojo)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Jazzmeia Horn, Messages (Empress Legacy)
  2. Lakecia Benjamin, Phoenix Reimagined (Live) (Ropeadope)
  3. Vijay Iyer, Compassion (ECM)
  4. Charles Lloyd, The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow (Blue Note)
  5. Kamasi Washington, Fearless Movement (Young)
  6. Nubya Garcia, Odyssey (Concord Jazz)
  7. Shabaka, Perceive Its Beauty, Acknowledge Its Grace (Impulse!)
  8. Matthew Shipp Trio, New Concepts in Piano Trio Jazz (ESP-Disk)
  9. Christian McBride & Edgar Meyer, But Who's Gonna Play the Melody? (Mack Avenue)
  10. John Scofield, Uncle John's Band (ECM '23)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Scott LaFaro, The Alchemy of Scott LaFaro (1957-61, El)
  2. Sun Ra, Lights on a Satellite: Live at the Left Bank (1978, Resonance)
  3. Miles Davis Quintet, Miles in France 1963 & 1964 [The Bootleg Series, Vol. 8] (Columbia/Legacy)
  4. Sonny Rollins, Freedom Weaver: The 1959 European Tour Recordings (Resonance)
  5. Art Tatum, Jewels in the Treasure Box: The 1953 Chicago Blue Note Jazz Club Recordings (Resonance)

VOCAL

LATIN

DEBUT

Derek Taylor (Dusted)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. أحمد [Ahmed], Giant Beauty (Fönstret)
  2. James Brandon Lewis Quartet, Transfiguration (Intakt)
  3. Kirk Knuffke, Super Blonde (SteepleChase)
  4. Jeff Parker ETA IVtet, The Way Out of Easy (International Anthem)
  5. Tomeka Reid Quartet, 3+3 (Cuneiform)
  6. Jim Snidero, For All We Know (Savant)
  7. Darius Jones, Legend of e'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye) (AUM Fidelity)
  8. Patricia Brennan Septet, Breaking Stretch (Pyroclastic)
  9. Jason Kao Hwang, Soliloquies: Unaccompanied Pizzicato Violin Improvisations (True Sound)
  10. Walter Smith III, Three of Us Are From Houston and Reuben Is Not (Blue Note)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Alice Coltrane, The Carnegie Hall Concert (1971, Impulse!)
  2. Charles Gayle-Milford Graves-William Parker, WEBO (1991, Black Editions Archive)
  3. Phil Haynes' 4 Horns and What?, The Complete American Recordings (1989-95, Corner Store Jazz)
  4. Art Tatum, Jewels in the Treasure Box: The 1953 Chicago Blue Note Jazz Club Recordings (Resonance)
  5. John Coltrane, Impressions From Graz 1962 Revisited (Ezz-Thetics)

VOCAL

LATIN

DEBUT

Sidney Terano (The Mortifying Ideal)

NEW ALBUMS

  1. Darius Jones, Legend of e'Boi (The Hypervigilant Eye) (AUM Fidelity)
  2. Patricia Brennan Septet, Breaking Stretch (Pyroclastic)
  3. Ingebrigt Håker Flaten & (Exit) Knarr, Breezy (Sonic Transmissions)
  4. Luke Stewart Silt Trio, Unknown Rivers (Pi)
  5. Alan Braufman, Infinite Love Infinite Tears (Valley of Search)
  6. The Core, Roots (Moserobie)
  7. Walter Smith III, Three of Us Are From Houston and Reuben Is Not (Blue Note)
  8. Dafnis Prieto, 3 Sides of the Coin (Dafnison Music)
  9. Alfredo Colón, Blood Burden (Out of Your Head)
  10. Jason Robinson, Ancestral Numbers (Playscape)

RARA AVIS (REISSUES/ARCHIVAL)

  1. Louis Armstrong, Louis in London (1968, Verve)
  2. Sonny Rollins, Freedom Weaver: The 1959 European Tour Recordings (Resonance)
  3. McCoy Tyner & Joe Henderson, Forces of Nature: Live at Slugs' (1966, Blue Note)

VOCAL

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DEBUT