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Most Read Album Reviews: 2021
EberhardLyle Mays
Reviewed by John Kelman
August 20, 2021
XXXXWollny / Parisien / Lefebvre / Lillinger
Reviewed by Phillip Woolever
The Complete Live at the LighthouseLee Morgan
Reviewed by Mike Jurkovic
July 26, 2021
Music is Our Friend: Live In Washington and Albany, 2021King Crimson
Reviewed by John Kelman
November 12, 2021
Tone PoemCharles Lloyd and the Marvels
Reviewed by Mike Jurkovic
January 31, 2021
The First Generation 1965-1974John Mayall
Reviewed by John Kelman
March 18, 2021
Who Do You Think We Are?Caravan
Reviewed by John Kelman
September 5, 2021
What Goes Around Comes AroundKerry Moffit
Reviewed by Nicholas F. Mondello
July 28, 2021
This Bitter EarthVeronica Swift
Reviewed by Mike Jurkovic
March 1, 2021
Live in St. Louis at the Chesterfield Jazz FestivalThe Dave Weckl Band
Reviewed by Jim Worsley
April 2, 2021
A Love Supreme -Live In SeattleJohn Coltrane
Reviewed by Chris May
September 24, 2021
Behind The Dikes—The 1969 Netherlands RecordingsBill Evans
Reviewed by Dan McClenaghan
July 19, 2021
SquintJulian Lage
Reviewed by Chris May
June 9, 2021
Future StrideEmmet Cohen
Reviewed by Mike Jurkovic
January 27, 2021
Chasin' The Trane RevisitedJohn Coltrane
Reviewed by Chris May
October 3, 2021
HumanShai Maestro
Reviewed by Chris May
January 25, 2021
Two RosesAvishai Cohen
Reviewed by Dan McClenaghan
April 7, 2021
Notes with AttachmentsPino Palladino and Blake Mills
Reviewed by Chris May
March 12, 2021
50 Years of Funk and SoulTower of Power
Reviewed by John Pietaro
April 15, 2021
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