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C. Michael Bailey's Best Recordings of 2014
Beat Kaestli Collage
(B&B Productions)
Bob Dorough Eulalia
(Self Produced)
Kate McGarry Genevieve & Ferdinand -Live
(Sunnyside Records)
Cindy Scott Historia
(STEM Records)
Uri Caine Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue
(Winter & Winter)
Laurie Antonioli Songs of Shadow, Songs of Light: the Music of Joni Mitchell
(Origin Records)
Roseanna Vitro Clarity: Music of Clare Fischer
(Random Acts Records)
Natalie Cressman Turn the Sea
(Self Produced)
InDuologueBlue Skies
(Snip Records)
Donna Deussen On the Street Where You Live
(Self Produced)
Cat Conner Cat House
(Cat Tales Records)
Low Society You Can't Keep a Good Woman Down
(Icehouse Records)
David Ian Valentine's Day
(Prescott Recordings)
Vittorio Gennari Blues
(Red Records)
Dave Stryker Eight Track
(Self Produced)
John Eliot Gardiner, Monteverdi Choir, Orchestre Revolutionnaire...Beethoven: Missa Solemnis
(Soli Gloria Deo)
Allman Brothers Band The 1971 Fillmore Recordings
(Mercury Records)
Jack Cooper Mist—Charles Ives for Orchestra
(Planet Arts)
Joanne Lunn, Rowan Hellier, Thomas Hobbs, Matthew Brooks...Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart—Requiem
(Linn Records)
Philip Corner Satie Slowly
(Unseen Worlds Records)
The Bad Plus The Rite of Spring
(Sony Records)
Eric Reed Groovewise
(Smoke Sessions)
George Taylor Rain or Shine
(Self Produced)
Rory Gallagher Irish Tour '74—40th Anniversary Deluxe Edition
(Sony Legacy)
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