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Doug Hall's Best Jazz Albums of 2022
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So many new jazz releases and so little time. If I could lock myself away in a listening room for a month with food and water only, I could begin do justice to all the significant, creative and enlightening recordings that have been offered in 2022. Phew!!!
Charles Lloyd Trios
Chapel
Blue Note Records
Cecile McLorin Salvant
Ghost Song
Nonesuch Records
Immanuel Wilkins
The 7th Hand
Blue Note Records
Joshua Redman Brad Mehldau Christian McBride Brian Blade
Long Gone
Nonesuch Records
Mary Halvorson
Amaryllis
Nonesuch Records
Julian Lage
View With A Room
Blue Note Records
Terri Lyne Carrington
New Standards Vol. 1
Candid
Matthew Shipp Trio
World Construct
ESP Disk
Joel Ross
The Parable of the Poet
Blue Note Records
Lady Blackbird
Black Acid Soul
BMG
Ches Smith
Interpret It Well
Pyroclastic Records
Charles Lloyd Trios
Chapel
Blue Note Records
Cecile McLorin Salvant
Ghost Song
Nonesuch Records
Immanuel Wilkins
The 7th Hand
Blue Note Records
Joshua Redman Brad Mehldau Christian McBride Brian Blade
Long Gone
Nonesuch Records
Mary Halvorson
Amaryllis
Nonesuch Records
Julian Lage
View With A Room
Blue Note Records
Terri Lyne Carrington
New Standards Vol. 1
Candid
Matthew Shipp Trio
World Construct
ESP Disk
Joel Ross
The Parable of the Poet
Blue Note Records
Lady Blackbird
Black Acid Soul
BMG
Ches Smith
Interpret It Well
Pyroclastic Records
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Year in Review
Doug Hall
charles lloyd
Cecile McLorin Salvant
Immanuel Wilkens
Joshua Redman
brad mehldau
Christian McBride
Brian Blade
Mary Halvorson
Julian Lage
Terri Lyne Carrington
Matthew Shipp
Joel Ross
Lady Blackbird
Ches Smith