The results have been tabulated and published for the 20th Annual Francis Davis Jazz Poll, which I am so happy to be part of.
I do not rank albums, I only provide an unranked list, which is allowed in the submissions. This year I only submitted in the New Jazz Albums category. That said, all of the results are here:
If you are interested in my ballot, it is here:
Read more about Tom Hull’s work on and stewardship of the poll here.
by All About Jazz Staff, July 2, 2025 As we hit the halfway mark of 2025, All About Jazz has adopted Major League Baseball’s All-Star break approach but swapping homers for albums. Their team of 55 writers convened to name their top three albums of the year so far, with Mary Halvorson’s About Ghosts (Nonesuch)…
‘Bowie 75’ pop-up shops in NYC and London honor David Bowie’s legacy by Linda Laban, New York Post, October 24, 2021 “New York’s à gogo and everything tastes nice,” sang David Bowie in his early ’70s hit, “The Jean Genie.” This month, New York is indeed à gogo with vibrant Bowie flavor as “Bowie 75,” a year-long celebration of the iconoclast’s 75th birthday, launches…
People on the Move by Richard Mulligan, October 9, 2024 We round up the latest movements from the ticketing sector and associated industries…Lawrence Peryer has become an advisor at CashorTrade, a North American face value ticket marketplace. Peryer is the former director, events and tickets at Amazon and was previously a senior executive at both…
What We’re Doing This Weekend: Hitting SoHo’s Bowie 75 Pop-Up Vogue article by Corey Seymour, October 29, 2021 First things first: The just-opened Bowie 75 space at 150 Wooster in SoHo isn’t a David Bowie museum, and it isn’t a capsule version of the recent acclaimed traveling exhibition David Bowie Is—but it’s much more than a mere shop….
Episode 13, July 12, 2020 …our guest Lawrence Peryer who shares with us about Lyte and his role in the company, and his experiences working with some of the greatest music artists of all time… Listen on Spotify. Watch on YouTube.
EP/49: REVAMPING TICKETING Ticketing is Broken. Can it be Fixed? It’s no secret that concert ticketing is a mess. Service fees are sky high, sophisticated bots scoop the best seats and resale prices on secondary markets are too high for many fans. While the problem is widespread – help may be on the way. A…