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John Kelman's Best of 2006
Jazz New Releases
 Iro Haarla Northbound (ECM) |  Joe Locke/Geoffrey Keezer Group Live in Seattle (Origin) |  The Vandermark 5 A Discontinuous Line (Atavistic) |
 Stephan Oliva Miroirs (Minium Music) |  Trio Beyond Saudades (ECM) | Nels Cline New Monastery: A View into the Music of Andrew Hill (Cryptogramophone) |
 John Taylor Angel of the Presence (Cam Jazz) |  David Binney Cities and Desire (Criss Cross) |  Chris Potter Underground (Sunnyside) |
 Bill Frisell Bill Frisell, Ron Carter, Paul Motian (Nonesuch) |  Nik Bartsch's Ronin Stoa (ECM) |  Marc Copland New York Trio Recordings Vol. 1: Modinha (Pirouet) |
Reissues/Historical Releases
 Miles Davis The Legendary Prestige Quintet Sessions (Prestige) |  Tony Williams Mosaic Select 24 (Mosaic) |  Soft Machine Grides (Cuneiform) |
 Soft Machine Floating World Live (Moonjune) |  Weather Report Forecast: Tomorrow (Legacy Recordings) |  Steve Reich Phases: A Nonesuch Retrospective (Nonesuch) |
Progressive/Fusion/Other
 Brian Eno/David Byrne My Life in the Bush of Ghosts (Nonesuch) |  Rez Abbasi Bazaar (Zoho) |  Scott Kinsey Kinesthetics (Abstract Logix) |
 John McLaughlin Industrial Zen (Verve) |  Robert Fripp Exposure (Discipline Global Mobile) |  Univers Zero Live (Cuneiform) |
New Discoveries
 Alex Machacek [sic] (Abstract Logix) |  So Percussion Amid the Noise (Cantaloupe Music) |  Jazzgroove Mothership Orchestra The Mothership Plays the Music of Mike Nock (Jazzgroove Records) |
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