JJA Top Ten for '04: Rusty Hassan's Favorite 2004 Jazz Recordings

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JJA Top Ten for '04: Rusty Hassan's Favorite 2004 Jazz Recordings

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Rusty Hassan's Favorite 2004 Jazz Recordings · Dec 21st

Miles Davis, Seven Steps—The Complete 1963-1964 Recordings (Columbia)
Duke Ellington, The Jaywalker (Storeyville)
McCoy Tyner, Illumination (Telarc)
Statesmen of Jazz, A Multitude of Stars (Arbors)
John Abercrombie, Class Trip (ECM)
Geri Allen, The Life of a Song (Telarc)
Matt Wilson’s Arts & Crafts, Wake Up! (Palmetto)
Wallace Roney, Prototype (High Note)
Jamie Baum, Moving Forward, Standing Still (Omnitone)
Jack Wilson, Easterly Winds (Blue Note)
Afro Bop Alliance, Encarnacion (Afro Bop Alliance)
Etta Jones, Always In Our Hearts (High Note)
Pete Malinverni, the Tempest (Reservoir)

Rusty Hassan hosts “Jazz & More” on WPFW-FM in Washington, D.C.

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