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Popular Jazz Songs: 2021

By Michael Ricci
January 1, 2022
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All About Jazz tracks how often a featured song is heard, and the following represent the most popular in 2021. If you missed them the first time around, give them a listen now, and enjoy!

I Can't Believe That You're In Love With Me

From: Fifth Element
By Fifth Element
Self Produced

Un Poco Loco

From: The Trio Vol. 1
By Dave Bass
Dave Bass Music

RAGGA

From: Shifted
By Sal La Rocca
Igloo Records & El Negocito Records

Up And Down

From: Clinomania
By Yi Yunseon
Self Produced

You Gotta B Fly

From: Tony Adamo And The New York Crew
By Tony Adamo
Urbanzone Records

The One I Love Belongs To Somebody Else

From: All By Myself
By Mike Jones
Jonesjazz Records

No Roots

From: Quarantine Covers
By Valentina Marino
Self Produced

Consolação

From: Samba in Seattle: Live at the Penthouse, 1966-1968
By Bola Sete
Tompkins Square

Peace

From: When I Look to Sky
By Patrick Noland
Ears And Eyes Records

Waiting (Lieven Venken)

From: Shifted
By Sal La Rocca
Igloo Records & El Negocito Records

Time Traveler

From: Time Traveler
By Nnenna Freelon
Origin Records

Dolphin Dance

From: The Standards, Vol. 1
By Christopher Burnett
ARC -Artists Recording Collective

Un Cambio de Ritmo

From: Desde Lejos
By Dominican Jazz Project
Summit Records

Blues for McCoy

From: Cleveland Time
By Matthew Alec
Cleveland Time Records

Sabor de Madrugada

From: Sentido
By Ramiro Pinheiro
Fresh Sound Records

Light

From: Path To Light
By Denis Krupin
Self Produced

Been Down This Road Before

From: Been Down This Road Before
By Clifton Anderson
Ropeadope

Grace Over Karma

From: Trout Creek Ranch
By Charlie Peacock
Twenty Ten Music

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