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Top Jazz Cities

Which cities worldwide are tops in presenting jazz? Let us know—select up to ten.

Fantasy Festival

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Favorite Record Labels

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Radio

A BROAD SPECTRUM

Get It Straight - Thelonious Monk Is Still Cooking at...

With Mary Foster Conklin

NEON JAZZ

Benny Golson, Joshua Breakstone and More

With Joe Dimino

MONDO JAZZ

Gerald Cleaver, Steve Khan, Raffaele Casarano and More

With Ludovico Granvassu

Tune in daily to hear some of the internet's top jazz radio programs including Mondo Jazz, Jazz Bastard, World of Jazz, The Third Story, One Man's Jazz, Jazz at 100, Gifts & Messages, Neon Jazz, A Broad Spectrum, and Doing Jazz. Programs range from music to talk to jazz ed. It's an eclectic mix of shows presenting emerging artists to living legends from around the globe.

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TW = this week; LW = last week; 2W = two weeks ago.

JazzWeek Radio Chart

TW	LW	2W	Artist	TW	LW	Move	Add	Rpts	Peak	Wks
1	1	1	Poncho Sanchez Trane's Delight (Concord Picante)	335	335	0	1	47	1	8
2	4	2	Chick Corea Trio Trilogy 2 (Concord Jazz)	256	222	+34	2	48	2	5
3	2	3	George Coleman The Quartet (Smoke Sessions)	215	231	-16	0	38	2	6
4	7	4	Houston Person I'm Just a Lucky So and So (HighNote)	204	197	+7	0	35	3	11
5	3	5	Monty Alexander Wareika Hill (MACD)	200	226	-26	0	42	1	12
6	13	6	Roxy Coss Quintet (Outside In Music)	199	183	+16	1	40	6	10
7	6	7	Wallace Roney Blue Dawn - Blue Nights (HighNote)	196	198	-2	4	48	6	5
7	5	7	Jazzmeia Horn Love and Liberation (Concord Jazz)	196	205	-9	0	34	1	13
9	13	9	Miles Davis Rubberband (Rhino / Warner)	190	183	+7	0	32	9	8
10	10	10	Steve Khan Patchwork (Tone Center)	177	188	-11	1	32	9	7

Born Today

Mario Pavone
Born:1940

Bassist/composer Mario Pavone has collaborated with both legendary innovators and today's most respected young musicians to consistently define the cutting edge of jazz for the past 40 years. He...

Jazz Story

By Jason Newman
Member since: 2015

I love jazz because it allows me to express myself musically in the most personal of ways. I was first exposed to jazz through my parents record collection as a young boy. The first jazz record I bought was either Miles Davis Quartet 64 concert: “My Funny Valentine/Four & More” or Keith Jarrett's “My Song”

All About Jazz would like to thank the 4,000 members who participated in our poll to help us identify the world's top jazz venues. For a recap, click here.

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