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Mike Jurkovic's Best Jazz Albums Of 2024
Vijay IyerCompassion
ECM Records
Kris DavisRun the Gauntlet
Pyroclastic Records
Patricia BrennanBreaking Stretch
Pyroclastic Records
Mary HalvorsonCloudward
Nonesuch Records
Nduduzo MakhathiniuNomkhubulwane
Blue Note Records
Charles LloydThe Sky Will Still Be There Tomorrow
Blue Note Records
Wayne ShorterCelebration Volume 1
Blue Note Records
David MurrayFrancesca
Intakt Records
Lakecia BenjaminPhoenix Reimagined (Live)
Ropeadope
The Bad PlusComplex Emotions
Mack Avenue Records
McCoy TynerForces Of Nature: Live At Slugs'
Blue Note Records
Micah ThomasMountains
Artwork Records
Matthieu BordenaveThe Blue Land
ECM Records
John SurmanWords Unspoken
ECM Records
Cannonball AdderleyBurnin' in Bordeaux: Live in France 1969
Elemental Music
Cannonball AdderleyPoppin In Paris: Live At L'Olympia 1972
Elemental Music
Emmet CohenVibe Provider
Mack Avenue Records
Ivo PerelmanTruth Seeker
Self Produced
Marilyn CrispellForest
FSR Records
Oscar PetersonCity Lights: The Oscar Peterson QuartetLive in Munich, 1994
Mack Avenue Records
Joe FondaEyes On The Horizon
Long Song Records
Keith JarrettThe Old Country: More from the Deer Head Inn
ECM Records
Julie SassoonInside Colours Live
Jazzwerkstatt
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