Feburary 23: Alexa Tarantino is No. 1
At No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart and most reported (38 stations) is Alexa Tarantino The Roar And The Whisper (Blue Engine).
Most added (+16) is Dave Slonaker Big Band Shifty Paradigms (Origin).
Biggest mover (+46) is Noah Preminger Dark Days (Criss Cross).
Highest debut (No. 48) is Melissa Aldana Filin (Blue Note).
Previous weeks
Feburary 16: Nat Adderley Jr. returns to No. 1
After five weeks at No. 1 and five at No. 2, returning to No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart is Nat Adderley Jr. Took So Long (Independent).
Most added (+15) is Melissa Aldana Filin (Blue Note).
Biggest mover (+59) is Alexa Tarantino The Roar And The Whisper (Blue Engine).
Most reported (43) is Dave Stryker Blue Fire – The Van Gelder Session (Strikezone).
Highest debut (No. 27) is The Dave Wilson Quartet When Even Goes East (Dave Wilson Music).
Feburary 9: Four weeks at No. 1 for Kenny Barron
At No. 1 for a fourth consecutive week on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart is Kenny Barron Songbook (Artwork).
Most added (+19) is James Fernando Philly 3 (Spring Garden).
Biggest mover (+58) is Alexa Tarantino The Roar And The Whisper (Blue Engine).
Most reported (43) is Dave Stryker Blue Fire – The Van Gelder Session (Strikezone).
Highest debut (No. 31) is Betty Bryant Nothin’ Better To Do (bry-mar Music).
Feburary 2: Third straight week at No. 1 for Kenny Barron
At No. 1 for a third straight week on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart is Kenny Barron Songbook (Artwork).
Most added (+14) is Joel Ross Gospel Music (Blue Note).
Biggest mover (+83) is Joe Magnarelli Decidedly So (Cellar Music Group).
Most reported (42) is Dave Stryker Blue Fire – The Van Gelder Session (Strikezone).
Highest debut (No. 18) is Alexa Tarantino The Roar And The Whisper (Blue Engine).
January 26: Kenny Barron repeats at No. 1
Repeating at No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart and most reported (41 stations) is Kenny Barron Songbook (Artwork).
Most added (+25) is Alexa Tarantino The Roar And The Whisper (Blue Engine).
Biggest mover (+72) is Dave Stryker Blue Fire – The Van Gelder Session (Strikezone).
Highest debut (No. 33) is Noah Preminger Dark Days (Criss Cross).
January 19: Kenny Barron returns to No. 1
Returning to No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart after a week at No. 2, and tied for most reported (37 stations) is Kenny Barron Songbook (Artwork).
Also tied for most reported (37 stations) is Nat Adderley Jr. Took So Long (Independent).
Most added (+21) and biggest mover (+65) is Dave Stryker Blue Fire – The Van Gelder Session (Strikezone).
Highest debut (No. 17) is Gregory Groover Jr. Old Knew (Criss Cross).
January 12: Nat Adderley Jr. returns to No. 1
No. 1 on the JazzWeek Jazz Chart for a fifth chart of the last six, and tied for most reported (40 stations) is Nat Adderley Jr. Took So Long (Independent).
Also tied for most reported (40 stations) is Kenny Barron Songbook (Artwork).
Most added (+17) and biggest mover (+54) Gregory Groover Jr. Old Knew (Criss Cross).
Highest debut (No. 28) is Enoch Smith Jr. The Book of Enoch Vol. 1 (Misfitme Music).