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JazzMatters: The Best New Jazz of April and May 2023
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JazzMatters: The Best New Jazz of April and May 2023

By
Will Layman
/ 31 May 2023

Our jazz columnist chooses the best new jazz albums of the past two months while reflecting on the passing of Ahmad Jamal and highlighting Walter Smith III.

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Ahmad Jamal

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Thomas Hauner
/ 25 September 2008
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Ahmad Jamal: It’s Magic

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Thomas Hauner
/ 24 June 2008
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Ahmad Jamal: The Legendary Okeh and Epic Recordings

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Will Layman
/ 15 August 2005
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Ahmad Jamal: After Fajr

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Robert R. Calder
/ 24 July 2005
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Ahmad Jamal: In Search of Momentum

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Marshall Bowden
/ 24 July 2003
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Ahmad Jamal: Olympia 2000

By
Marshall Bowden
/ 16 February 2003

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