December 8: Nat Adderley Jr. is No. 1 a third week
No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart for a third straight week is Nat Adderley Jr. Took So Long (Independent).
Most added (+12) is Jeremy Pelt Christmas Interlude (HighNote).
Biggest mover (+23) is Brandon Sanders Lasting Impression (Savant).
Highest debut (No. 32) is James Suggs For All We Know (Arbors).
Most reported (37 stations) is Kenny Barron Songbook (Artwork).
Previous weeks
December 1: Nat Adderley Jr. repeats at No. 1
No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart for a second consecutive week and tied for most reported (41 stations) is Nat Adderley Jr. Took So Long (Independent).
Biggest mover (+37) and tied for most reported (41 stations) is Kenny Barron Songbook (Artwork).
Most added (+8) is Kevin Brown Adventus (Jeru Jazz).
Highest debut (No. 43) is Boz Scaggs Detour (Concord / Concord).
November 24: Nat Adderley Jr. is No. 1
No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart, biggest mover (+91) and tied for most reported (41 stations) is Nat Adderley Jr. Took So Long (Independent).
Most added (+16) is Paul Marinaro Mood Ellington (Origin).
Tied for most reported (41 stations) is Kenny Barron Songbook (Artwork).
Highest debut (No. 43) Ted Rosenthal Trio High Standards (TMR Music).
November 17: Two weeks at No. 1 for JD Allen
No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart for a second week and most reported (38 stations) is JD Allen Love Letters (The Ballad Sessions) (Savant).
Most added (+10) is The Flying Horse Big Band Unbridled: The Flying Horse Big Band Meets George Garzone (Flying Horse).
Biggest mover (+67) is Brandon Sanders Lasting Impression (Savant).
Highest debut (No. 13) is Kenny Barron Songbook (Artwork).
November 10: JD Allen is No. 1
No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart and most reported (41 stations) is JD Allen Love Letters (The Ballad Sessions) (Savant).
Most added (+28) is Lafayette Harris Jr. All In Good Time (Savant).
Biggest mover (+59) is Kenny Barron Songbook (Artwork).
Highest debut (No. 38) is Christopher McBride & The Whole Proof The Hang, The Hustle, The Path (CR McBride Music).
November 3: Seven weeks at No. 1 for Christian McBride Big Band
No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart for a seventh consecutive week is Christian McBride Big Band Without Further Ado Vol. 1 (Mack Avenue).
Most added (+15) are Andy Nevala El Rumbón (The Party) Zoho and Horace Silver Silver In Seattle: Live At The Penthouse (Blue Note).
Biggest mover (+64) and most reported (41 stations) is JD Allen Love Letters (The Ballad Sessions) (Savant).
Highest debut (No. 25) is Sean Mason A Breath of Fresh Air (Taylor Christian).
October 27: Sixth week at No. 1 for Christian McBride Big Band
No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart for a sixth straight week is Christian McBride Big Band Without Further Ado Vol. 1 (Mack Avenue).
Most added (+21) is Sean Mason A Breath of Fresh Air (Taylor Christian).
Biggest mover (+94) is Nat Adderley Jr. Took So Long (Independent).
Highest debut (No. 25) is The Waitiki 7 Exotica Reborn: In Studio and Live at House Without a Key (Waitiki International).
Most reported (39 stations) is JD Allen Love Letters (The Ballad Sessions) (Savant).