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Top Ten "Most Read" Articles & CD Reviews: 2005
This list excludes the monthly greetings which receive a significant boost from a link in the monthly newsletter announcements.
Top Ten Articles
Concert/Festival/Event ReviewFestival International de Jazz de Montreal 2005, Day 11, July 10, 2005
By John Kelman
Swing Set
Benny Goodman: "Sing, Sing, Sing"
By David Rickert
Download Review
NFL Films Music: Selections from Autumn Thunder
By Mark Sabbatini
Interviews
Kurt Rosenwinkel: Latitude
By John Kelman
Building a Jazz Library
Jimmy Smith: Master of the Hammond B-3
By Mark Sabbatini
Download Review
A Dozen Free Concert Downloads
By Mark Sabbatini
Video Feature
Joe Lovano: Joyous Encounter
By Bret Primack
Building a Jazz Library
Best Live Jazz Recordings (1953-65)
By C. Michael Bailey
Extended Analysis
Pat Metheny Group: The Way Up
By John Kelman
Building a Jazz Library
Coltrane 101
By John Eyles
Top Ten CD Reviews
The Way UpThe Pat Metheny Group
Radiance
Keith Jarrett
Song X: Twentieth Anniversary
Pat Metheny/Ornette Coleman
One Down, One Up: Live at the Half Note
John Coltrane
Pornos For Peace Keepers
The Rare Bird Rumba Ranch
Momentum
Joshua Redman Elastic Band
Viaticum
The Esbjörn Svensson Trio (e.s.t.)
Suspended Animation
John Petrucci
The Complete Village Vanguard Recordings, 1961
Bill Evans
At Carnegie Hall
Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane
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