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Mark F. Turner's Best of 2007

By Mark F. Turner
December 29, 2007
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Outstanding recordings that made lasting impressions in 2007.

New Releases

David Torn Prezens

(ECM)

Joel Palsson

Varp (Self Produced)

Nacho Arimany World-Flamenco Septet

Silence-Light (Fresh Sound)

Bruce Hornsby Camp Meeting

(Legacy)

Sacks-Opsvik-Maneri-Motian

Two Miles A Day (Loyal Label)

The Jason Lindner Big Band

Live At The Jazz Gallery (Anzic)

Julie Hardy

The Wish (World Culture Music)

Tyshawn Sorey That/Not

(Firehouse 12)

Kendrick Scott Oracle

The Source (World Culture Music)

Jordi Matas Organic Trio Landscape

(Fresh Sound)

Kenny Werner

Lawn Chair Society (Blue Note)

Arturo Stable

Notes On Canvas (Origen)

New Discoveries

Simona Premazzi Looking For An Exit (Self Produced)

Logan Richardson Cerebral Flow (Fresh Sound)

Toru Dodo Dodo 3 (Jazz City)

Reissue/Historical Release

Charles Mingus Sextet with Eric Dolphy Cornell 1964 (Blue Note)

DVD

Ethnic Heritage Ensemble Hot 'Nâ???? Heavy (Delmark)

Michael Musillami Trio The Treatment (Playscape Recordings)

Chicago Underground Trio Chronicle (Delmark)

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