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Top Ten "Most Read" Articles & CD Reviews: 2007

By AAJ Staff
January 2, 2008
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AAJ tracks how often an article is read, and the articles and CD reviews below represent our top ten published in 2007.

Top Ten Articles

Interviews
John McLaughlin: On The Road, Part 1: The Interview
By John Kelman
Megaphone
The Care and Feeding of a Musical Margin
By Marc Ribot
Book Review
Duane Allman & Eric Clapton: The Triumph And Tragedy Of Two Guitar Heroes
By Doug Collette
Interviews
Joe Zawinul: Still Stirring Up The Weather
By R.J. DeLuke
Interviews
Jamie Cullum: Mad About Music
By Katrina-Kasey Wheeler
The Back Roads Beat
Crashing Corporate Christmas Parties in Mongolia
By Mark Sabbatini
Interviews
Gregory Davis: Son of Miles
By R.J. DeLuke
Concert/Festival/Event Review
"This Meets That" Live: John Scofield On Tour
By Doug Collette
Interviews
Brad Mehldau: Excitement and Energy
By Nenad Georgievski
Artist Profiles
Donny Hathaway: Celebrating the Spirit and the Soul
By C.N. Harold

Top Ten CD Reviews

The Complete On The Corner Sessions
Miles Davis
Pilgrimage
Michael Brecker
This Meets That
John Scofield
Prog
The Bad Plus
Bebo
Bebo Valdes
The Original Guitar Genius
Charlie Christian
River: The Joni Letters
Herbie Hancock
Quartet
Metheny Mehldau
Prezens
David Torn
Follow the Red Line: Live at the Village Vanguard
Chris Potter Underground

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