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C. Michael Bailey’s Best Recordings of 2017
That said, I want to tip my hat to my fellow All About Jazz colleagues. Thank you for allowing this simple country druggist among you.
My Best Recordings of 2017 consists of 12 releases (one for each month). Nine of these are dedicated to jazz vocals/instrumentals and the remaining three to archival offerings.
 Low Society Sanctified (Rezonate Records) |  Lyn Stanley The Moonlight Sessions, Volumes 1 & 2 ( A.T. Music, LLC) |  Kuniko Bach: Solo Works for Marimba (Linn Records) |
 Cheryl Bentyne Rearrangements of Shadows: The Music of Stephen Sondheim (Artist Share Records) |  Kellye Gray Rendering GRR8 Records |  Cecile McLorin Salvant Dreams and Daggers (Mack Avenue Records) |
 Andrea Claburn Nightshade (Lot 49 Labs) |  Robyn Spangler Something Cool: The Billy Barnes Sessions (O.P. Records) |  Tash Sultana Notion EP (Mom & Pop Records) |
 Thelonious Monk Les Liaisons Dangereuses 1960 (Sam Records) |  Wes Montgomery Smokin' in Seattle: Live at the Penthouse (Resonance Records) |  Art Pepper West Coast Sessions, Volumes 1-6 (Omnivore Records) |
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