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Jack Bowers' Best Jazz Albums Of 2022

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As the Covid pandemic slowly recedes into America's rear-view mirror, jazz groups of all sizes and shapes have begun performing and recording again, making 2022 a rather good year over-all for fans and reviewers alike. New artists, new sounds and new approaches have combined to lend assurance that jazz remains in good hands and will continue to live long and prosper. Here are some of the best albums we heard and reviewed this year, in no particular order save for the first one, a superlative recording by the Dave Slonaker Big Band.

Dave Slonaker
Convergency
Origin Records


Steven Feifke
The Generation Gap Jazz Orchestra
Cellar Records


Scott Silbert
Jump Children
Self Produced


Ken Partyka
Waltz About Nothing
OA2 Records


Ben Markley
Ari's Funhouse
OA2 Records


Cory Weeds
Just Coolin'
Cellar Records


DIVA
Swings Broadway
Diva Records


Rodger Fox
Reimagined! The Roger Fox big Band Plays Sir Dave Dobbyn
T-Bones Records


UNT Jazz Lab 1
Lab 2021
Unt Jazz


Ben Morris
Pocket Guides
OA2 Records


Felipe Salles
Tiyo's Songs Of Life
Tapestry Records


The Jazz Professors
Blues and Cubes
Flying Horse Records


Craig Davis
Tone Paintings
MCG Jazz


Hendrik Meurkens
Samba Jazz Odyssey
Zoho Music


Doug MacDonald
I'll See You in My Dreams
Self Produced


NYO Jazz Orchestra
We're Still Here
Self Produced


Tobias M. Hoffmann
Conspiracy
Mons Records


Jason Marshsall
New Beginnings
Cellar Records


Fraser MacPherson
From The Pen Of...
Cellar Records

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