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What We Liked: 2016
 Wadada Leo Smith America's National Parks Cuneiform Records |  Michael Formanek The Distance ECM Records |  Frank Kimbrough Solstice Pirouet Records |
 Andreas Loven District Six Losen Records |  Keith Jarrett A Multitude of Angels ECM Records |  Wolfgang Muthspiel Rising Grace ECM Records |
 Nels Cline Lovers Blue Note Records |  Craig Taborn Book of Angels, Vol. 27 Tzadik Records |  Perfectly Out Of Place Will Vinson 5Passion |
 Daniel Freedman Imagine That Anzic Records |  Henry Threadgill Old Locks / Irregular Verbs Pi Recordings |  Alyssa Allgood Out Of The Blue Jerujazz Records |
 Cuong Vu Trio Meets Pat Metheny Nonesuch Records |  Fred Hersch Sunday At The Vanguard Palmetto Records |  Satoko Fujii Peace Libra Records |
 Tyshawn Sorey The Inner Spectrum of Variables Pi Recordings |  Evolution Dr. Lonnie Smith Blue Note Records |  Factory Girl Corey Christiansen Origin Records |
 Herlin Riley New Direction Mack Avenue Records |  Blues and Ballads Brad Mehldau Noneuch Records |  Arclight Julian Lage Mack Avenue Records |
 Bill Frisell When You Wish Upon a Star Okeh |  Wee +3 The Wee Trio Bionic Records |  Time/Life Charlie Haden Liberation Music Orchestra Impulse! |
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