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Your Favorite Jazz Vibraphonists

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By Michael Ricci
June 28, 2024
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Member votes were tabulated and this list represents our favorite jazz vibraphonists. Fully transparent and easily verifiable, All About Jazz's favorite vibraphonists poll was conducted during the 2023-2024 calendar year and ran up through June 27, 2024. We want to thank every member who participated in creating this impressive list (100 total!) for the next generation of jazz enthusiasts to discover.

Gary Burton

Milt Jackson

Bobby Hutcherson

Lionel Hampton

Joe Locke

Cal Tjader

Stefon Harris

Mike Mainieri

Warren Wolf

Steve Nelson

Marco Pacassoni

Roy Ayers

Walt Dickerson

Joel Ross

Red Norvo

Terry Gibbs

Sasha Berliner

Dave Pike

Khan Jamal

Chuck Redd

Jason Marsalis

Gary McFarland

Chris Dingman

Steve Shapiro

Tony Miceli

Jay Hoggard

Dave Samuels

Karl Berger

Jason Adasiewicz

Jerry Tachoir

Mike Dillon

David Friedman

Monte Croft

Yuhan Su

Patricia Brennan

Simon Moullier

Tommy Vig

Teddy Charles

Tom Beckham

Bill Ware

Lem Winchester

Orphy Robinson

Corey Mwamba

Christos Rafalides

Bob DeSena

Matt Moran

Terry Pollard

Nikara Warren

Behn Gillece

Tim Collins

Mike Freeman

Christian Tamburr

Cecilia Smith

Dan McCarthy

Ted Piltzecker

John Cocuzzi

Ed Saindon

Jim Hart

Matthias Lupri

Bobby Naughton

Tom Collier

Peter Appleyard

Warren Chiasson

Tyler Blanton

George Weldon

Chien Chien Lu

Johnny Lytle

Jean Vanasse

Wolfgang Lackerschmid

Nick Mancini

Christopher Dell

Joe Roland

Dimitris Angelakis

Jake Chapman

Dan Neville

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