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Jazz Artists from Newark

The 38 most-read jazz artists based in Newark, by Wikipedia readership in October 2026. Movement compares against September 2026.

Artists

38

Readers October

279,641

New entries

00
Data 2026-10-01·MusicBrainz + Wikimedia

38 artists are tagged jazz in Newark. The biggest move was Jimmie Smith, up 5 places.

#ArtistReaders30d
01
Queen Latifahhip hop, jazz
232,351
0
02
Sarah Vaughanjazz, vocal jazz
15,584
0
03
Wayne Shorterjazz, hard bop
12,899
0
04
Scott LaFarobebop, cool jazz
5,486
0
05
Larry Youngjazz, hard bop
1,706
+2
06
Ike Quebechard bop, bebop
1,239
+3
07
Larry Weissjazz
1,213
-1
08
Nick Lucasjazz
1,185
0
09
Tyshawn Soreycontemporary classical, experimental
1,004
+1
10
David Fiuczynskicontemporary jazz, avant-garde jazz
964
+4
11
Andy Beyjazz, vocal jazz
878
+2
12
Ted Fio Ritojazz
727
-1
13
Al Haigbebop, jazz
676
-1
14
Babs Gonzalesjazz
425
+2
15
Alan Shorterjazz
365
+3
16
Dick Stabilejazz
310
+1
17
Barry Milesjazz, jazz fusion
305
-2
18
Pat Senatorejazz
262
-13
19
Carl Kressjazz, swing
232
0
20
David Schnitterjazz
188
0
21
Jimmie Smithjazz
156
+5
22
Geraldine Beyjazz
145
0
22
Bill Fineganjazz
145
-1
24
Marlene VerPlanckjazz
131
-1
25
Terry Silverlightjazz
128
+2
26
Eddie Gladdenjazz
114
-1
27
Steve Swellfree jazz, jazz
110
+1
28
Bobby Thomashard bop, jazz
105
-4
29
Lou Carterjazz
81
+4
30
Buddy Terryjazz
74
-1
31
Vinnie Burkebebop, jazz
70
+1
32
Joe Cinderellajazz
68
-1
33
Bobby Platerjazz
62
+3
34
Joe Tartojazz
58
-4
35
Benny Kruegerjazz
54
+2
36
Jim Pugliesejazz
53
-1
37
Steve Colsonjazz
47
-3
38
Rudy Williamsjazz
41
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How this is ranked. Artists are matched from the MusicBrainz database by genre and by the area they are based in. An artist appears in a genre when at least 15% of their genre votes are for it. Position is set by readership of their English Wikipedia article in October 2026; movement compares that against September 2026. Readership measures public attention, not streams or sales.