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Giuseppe Segala's Best Jazz Albums Of 2024

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By Giuseppe Segala
January 7, 2025
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There is not much to add to this list, other than noting note that the order is alphabetical and, of course, does not reflect any ranking of merit. Without a doubt, 2024 has given us a wealth of wonderful music to listen to and revisit. Unfortunately, many noteworthy albums had to remain beyond the limit of ten CDs; in many cases, their inclusion or exclusion came down to highly subjective criteria, which could very well change in an hour or tomorrow. Music requires time. Long live those who create it and those who listen to it with passion and care.

Albert Ayler
Live Greenwich Village to Love Cry Revisited
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Patricia Brennan
Breaking Stretch
Pyroclastic Records

Franco D'Andrea
Something Bluesy and More
Parco Della Musica

Alexander Hawkins, Sofia Jernberg
Musho
Intakt Records

Enrico Rava
Fearless Five
Parco Della Musica

Brandon Ross
Off the End
Sunnyside Records

Wayne Shorter
Celebration Volume 1
Blue Note Records

Wadada Leo Smith, Amina Claudine Myers
Central Park's Mosaics of Reservoir, Lake, Paths and Gardens
Red Hook Records

Sun Ra
At the Showcase (Live in Chicago, 1976-1977)
Jazz Detective

Cecil Taylor
Live At Fat Tuesday's February 9, 1980 First Visit
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