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Mark Sullivan's Favorite Jazz Albums of 2024
Lakecia Benjamin Phoenix Reimagined (Live)
Ropeadope
Jakob Bro Taking Turns
ECM Records
Dave Douglas Gifts
Greenleaf Music
OdysseyNubya Garcia
Concord Jazz
Andrew Hill A Beautiful Day, Revisited
Palmetto Records
Charles Lloyd The Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow
Blue Note Records
Etudes / QuietudesWolfgang Muthspiel
Clap Your Hands
e.s.t. 30Magnus Öström & Dan Berglund
ACT Music
Brad Shepik Human Activity: Dream of the Possible
Shifting Paradigm Records
Immanuel Wilkins Blues Blood
Blue Note Records
Sky Full Of HopeFractal Sextet
RareNoiseRecords
Historical Recordings
Cannonball Adderley Poppin In Paris: Live At L'Olympia 1972
Elemental Music
Miles Davis Miles In France 1963 & 1964: The Bootleg Series Vol. 8
Legacy Recordings
Keith Jarrett The Old Country: More from the Deer Head Inn
ECM Records
Emily Remler Cookin' at the Queens: Live in Las Vegas 1984 & 1988
Resonance Records
Art Tatum Jewels In The Treasure Box
Resonance Records
McCoy Tyner Forces Of Nature: Live At Slugs'
Blue Note Records
Soft Machine Høvikodden 1971
Cuneiform Records
The Next Step Band (Live at Smalls, 1996)Kurt Rosenwinkel
Heartcore Records
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