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Top Ten "Most Read" Articles & CD Reviews: 2004
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Top Ten Articles
Digital MusicFinding Free and Legal Music Downloads on the Internet
By Mark Sabbatini
DVD/Video Review
John McLaughlin: This Is The Way I Do It
By Walter Kolosky
Interviews
Joshua Redman: Music is Paramount
By R.J. DeLuke
Digital Music
Doing Digital Music Downloads Right: An Introduction
By Mark Sabbatini
London Calling
SMiLE, You're in Rock 'n' Roll Heaven with Brian Wilson
By John Eyles
Building a Jazz Library
Thelonious Monk
By Chris M. Slawecki
Extended Analysis
Miles Davis -Seven Steps: The Complete Columbia Recordings, 1963-1964
By John Kelman
Artist Profiles
Chick Corea
By Mark Sabbatini
Interviews
Houston Person
By Russ Musto
Encore
Jeremy Steig
By Celeste Sunderland
Top Ten CD Reviews
The Out-of-TownersKeith Jarrett/Gary Peacock/Jack DeJohnette
In Praise of Dreams
Jan Garbarek
Eternal
Branford Marsalis
Unspeakable
Bill Frisell
End of the World Party
Medeski, Martin & Wood
Concert in the Garden
Maria Schneider Orchestra
Land of the Sun
Charlie Haden
Seven Days of Falling
Esbjorn Svensson Trio (E.S.T.)
To The Stars
Chick Corea Elektric Band
Footprints: The Life And Music Of...
Wayne Shorter
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