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Mark F. Turner's Best of 2008
 Drew Gress The Irrational Numbers(Premonition) |  Cassandra Wilson Loverly (Blue Note) |  McCoy TynerGuitars (Half Note) |
 Steve Khan The Suitcase(Tone Center) |  Kurt Rosenwinkel The Remedy: Live at the Village Vanguard (ArtistShare) |  Huong Thanh & Nguyen LeFragile Beauty (ACT) |
 Etenesh & Le TigreEthiosonic (Des Platanes) ( Buda Musique) |  J.D. Allen I AM I AM(SunnySide) |  Greg Osby 9 Levels (Inner Circle) |
 Danilo Perez Across the Crystal Sea (ArtistShare) |  Charles Lloyd QuartetRabo de Nube (ECM) |  Tim Ries Stones World: Rolling Stones Project II (SunnySide) |
 John Escreet Consequences (Posi-Tone) |  Christian Scott Live at Newport (Concord Music Group) |  Marc Ayza Offering (Fresh Sound New Talent) |
 Matana Roberts The Chicago Project (Central Control International) |  Hank Roberts Green (Winter & Winter) |  Angelica Sanchez Life Between (Clean Feed Records) |
 Jim Beard Revolutions Intuition |  Sidiki Conde Sidiki (Innova Recordings) |  Samuel Blaser 7th Heaven (Between The Lines) |
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