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First Annual Jazz Poll Sampler
Tracks from this year's winners
LD Beghtol
Tuesday, December 19th 2006
Details:
The Complete Jazz Critics' Poll:
- The Winners List
First Annual Voice Jazz Critics' Poll - Ornette Coleman's Triumphant Return
Essay by Francis Davis - Tom Hull's List
- R.I.P. 2006
Jazz notables who passed away this year - The Critics' Ballots
How (most) everyone voted
Further Listening
High Bias: The James Brown special
Voicebox: Tracks from the music section
Ornette Coleman, winner in Best Album
"Turnaround," from Sound Grammar (Sound Grammar)
Roberta Gambarini, second place in Best Vocal
"Only Trust Your Heart," from Easy to Love
(Groovin' High)
Nels Cline, fourth place in Best Album
"Yokada Yokada/The Rumproller" from New Monastery
(Cryptogramophone)
Curtis Hasselbring, second place in Best Debut
"Scatology," from The New Mellow Edwards
(Skirl)
Fats Waller, second place in Best Reissue
"She's Tall, She's Tan, She's Terrific," from If You've Got to Ask, You Ain't Got It!
(Bluebird/Legacy)
Keith Jarrett, seventh place in Best Album
"The Good America," from The Carnegie Hall Concert
(ECM)
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