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Dan Bilawsky's Best Releases of 2014
Stellar Small Group Sets
 Jeff Ballard Trio Time's Tales (Okeh) |  Matt Wilson Quartet + John Medeski Gathering Call (Palmetto Records) |  Fred Hersch Trio Floating (Palmetto Records) |
 Ryan Keberle & Catharsis Into The Zone (Greenleaf Music) |  Larry Goldings/Peter Bernstein/Bill Stewart Ramshackle Serenade (Pirouet Records) |  Frank Kimbrough Quartet (Palmetto Records) |
 The Bad Plus The Rite Of Spring (Sony Masterworks) |  Marc Ribot Trio Live At The Village Vanguard (Pi Recordings) |  Myriad3 The Where (Alma Records) |
Big(ger), Be It Bold Or Beautiful (Or Both)
 Christine Jensen Jazz Orchestra Habitat (Justin Time Records) |  Dan Weiss Fourteen (Pi Recordings) |  Emilio Solla Y La Inestable De Brooklyn Second Half (Self Produced) |
 Regina Carter Southern Comfort (Sony Masterworks) |  Edward Simon Venezuelan Suite (Sunnyside Records) |  Arturo O'Farrill & The Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra The Offense Of The Drum (Motema Music) |
And The Angels Sing
 Kate McGarry And Keith Ganz Genevieve And Ferdinand (Sunnyside Records) |  Hilary Gardner The Great City (Anzic Records) |  Stacey Kent The Changing Lights (Warner Jazz) |  Billy Childs Map To The Treasure: Reimagining Laura Nyro (Sony Masterworks) |  Amy Cervini Jazz Country (Anzic Records) |  Laurie Antonioli Songs Of Shadow, Songs Of Light: The Music Of Joni Mitchell (Origin Records) |
From Then To Now—Blasts From The Past
 Charles Lloyd Manhattan Stories (Resonance Records) |  Sonny Rollins Road Shows, Vol. 3 (Doxy Records) |  Joe Beck Get Me Joe Beck (Whaling City Sound) |
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