Radio Play

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Here are the top 25 new and reissued jazz CDs played on 89.1 (WEMU)

from March 9th through the 15th. The number in parentheses

tells you how many times we played a disc.

1 David Fathead Newman - The Gift - High Note (10)

2 Wayne Shorter - Alegria - Verve (9)

3 The Bad Plus -These Are The Vistas - Columbia (7)

4 Jacky Terrasson - Smile - Blue Note (7)

5 ScoLoHoFo - Oh! - Blue Note (7)

6 Fortune/Harper/Cowell/Workman/Hart - Great Friends - Evidence (6)

7 The Marsalis Family - A Jazz Celebration - Marsalis Music (5)

8 Steve Turre - One 4 J - Telarc (5)

9 Sheila Jordan - Little Song - High Note (5)

10 Organissimo - Waiting For The Boogaloo Sisters - PKO (5)

11 Ry Cooder/Manuel Galban - Mambo Sinuendo - Nonesuch (5)

12 David Murray - Now Is Another Time - Justin Time (5)

13 Babatunde Lea - Soul Pools - Motema (5)

14 Ron Carter Nonet - Eight Plus - Dreyfus Jazz (5)

15 Jesse Davis - The Setup - Alltribe (5)

16 Sherrie Marricle & Diva Jazz Orchestra - Live In Concert -

Divajazz.com

(5)

17 Carmell Jones - Mosaic Select: Two - Mosaic (5)

18 Matthew Shipp - Equilibrium - Thirsty Ear (4)

19 Benny Green/Russell Malone - Jazz At The Bistro - Telarc (4)

20 Slide Hampton - Spirit Of The Horn - MCG (4)

21 Peter Cincotti - Peter Cincotti - Concord (4)

22 Mark Levine & Latin Tinge - Isla - Left Coast Clave (4)

23 Jay Klum - Home Cooking - Alltribe (4)

24 Doug Lawrence - Street Wise - Alltribe (4)

25 Bix Beiderbecke Centennial All Stars - Celebrating Bix - Arbors Jazz

(4)

Here is what listeners liked. We either answered a telephone

or e-mail inquiry about these groups and artists or filled a

request: Bruce Barth, John Hicks, Slide Hampton, Ron Carter,

The Drummonds, Susan Krebs, Ella Fitzgerald And Louis Armstrong,

David Murray, Steve Turre, Jacky Terrasson, Deanna Witkowski,

Karolina Strassmayer, Sherrie Marricle & Diva Jazz Orchestra,

Carmell Jones, Stefon Harris, Fortune/Harper/Cowell/Workman/Hart,

Matthew Shipp, Mary Ellen Spann, Mark O'Connor, Bix Beiderbecke

Centennial All Stars, Jesse Davis, Donald Walden, Joe Williams,

Charlie Shoemake, Terry Gibbs, Wayne Shorter, The Crusaders,

John Patitucci, The Bad Plus, Francesca Tanksley and Mary Ann

McSweeney.