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Popular Jazz Songs: 2024

By Michael Ricci
January 2, 2025
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All About Jazz tracks how often a featured song is heard, and the following represent the most popular in 2024. If you missed them the first time around, give them a listen now, and enjoy!

Click the album cover to listen to the song.

Dive Into The Deep Blue

From: Dive Into The Deep Blue feat. Ithamara Koorax
By Gustavo Cysne

Feel Like Making Love Feat. Arnaldo DeSouteiro

From: Feel Like Making Love
By Ithamara Koorax

Take Five

From: It's Time
By Paul Tobey

Filthy McNasty

From: Soul Jazz
By Vincent Herring

Madrugada (featuring Eddie Daniels & Mike Mainieri)

From: Madrugada
By Luiz Millan

Shrini's Dream

From: This Moment
By Shakti

Soul Glide

From: Soul Glide
By Tony Adamo

Waltz-Rag

From: Waltz-Rag
By Gregory Golub

Come In Funky (feat. Ron Carter & Woody Mankowski)

From: Best of Tobin Mueller, Vol. 5: Chill
By Tobin Mueller

Araponga

From: Araponga
By Abdallah Harati

Like This

From: Evolution
By Tobias Grim

Motivation

From: This Light Has No Darkness, Volume 1
By David Friesen

Mood Indigo

From:
By Lucia Fodde

Encaminho

From: Beams
By Dan Costa

Latin Gypsy

From: The Missing Link
By Ricardo Gautreau

Faith

From: Re Up
By Greg Skaff

One Hand, One Heart

From: Reflections On Love
By Tom Nazziola

First Contact

From: Best of Tobin Mueller, Vol. 5: Chill
By Tobin Mueller

Let's Cook

From: Dear Earth
By Wolfgang Schalk

Touch of Time

From: The Touch of Time
By Arve Henriksen

Esperanza

From: Esperanza
By Victor Valdebenito

Nature Boy

From: Culture Today
By Edy Forey

Lay of the Land

From: This Rock We're On: Imaginary Letters
By Mike Holober

Fast Eye

From: Live at the Poster Museum
By Robby Ameen

Boarding Pass (feat Sammy Figueroa)

From: Boarding Pass
By Reginald Policard

The Windmills of Your Mind

From: Tiny Big Band 2
By Nikos Chatzitsakos

West 4th St

From: Longing
By Hyeonseon Baek

Better Try

From: Night Watch
By Bob Holz

Ambulator

From: Improbable Solutions
By Bill Anschell

Someone to Watch Over Me

From: Standards II
By Noah Haidu

The Beauty of Everyday Life

From: The Beauty of Everyday Life
By Mike Casey

In Winter Blooms

From: Exuberance
By Christopher Zuar

Dear Mr. Hill

From: Dear Mr. Hill
By Andrew Wilcox

D.D.Q.

From: Everything You Could Be
By Christopher Parnis

Aloft

From: Aloft
By Bryn Roberts

Hand-Me-Down Blues

From: Blue Topaz
By Peter Hand

Blue Note

From: Nimble Digits
By Geoff Stradling

Kind of Kenny

From: Kind of Kenny
By Jason Keiser

Mazwati Tea

From: Small Worlds Volume Two
By Darren Pickering

Henceforth

From: Ngatibatanei / Let Us Unite!
By Idit Shner

Dunlewey

From: Music for Poochy Patrol
By Vic Dillahay

National Nightmare

From: Dark Journey: The Music of Andrew Rathbun
By Andrew Rathbun

Dancing In The Wind

From: The Curious Badger
By Marc van Vugt

A Thousand Nights

From: A Thousand Nights
By Charlie Bates

Longing

From: Longing
By Hyeonseon Baek

Twenty Dollar Bill

From: Twenty Dollar Bill
By Elliott Sharp

Praise

From: Songs My Mom Liked
By Anthony Branker

Call to Action: Concerted Effort

From: Call to Action / Call to Prayer
By Charlie Apicella

Y��r�� Sago

From: Y��r�� Sago
By Andrea Penna

Passion

From: Being Human
By Lynne Arriale

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