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Ed Palermo is real good for jazz. Why? Because this saxophonist, composer and arranger moves his big band to consider any source an engaging good time for…

In a WBGO premiere, Cuban big band Orquesta Akokán shares the third single from 16 Rayos: a dispatch from the dance floor titled "Fiebre De Mambo."

Renée Neufville first performed “Something to Believe In (For Roy),” a paean to the irreplaceable trumpeter Roy Hargrove, during a concert in his memory…

Part of jazz trumpeter and composer Terence Blanchard's A Tale of God's Will served as the soundtrack to Spike Lee's When the Levees Broke documentary about Hurricane Katrina. Blanchard shares two solo piano performances with WBGO's Josh Jackson.

In WBGO's Art of the Story feature, Daybreak host Gary Walker talks about how the late legendary pianist Ramsey Lewis was also a great jazz broadcaster

WBGO’s Felix Hernandez, host of Rhythm Revue, profiles the soul singer and longtime James Brown bandmember Bobby Byrd, who was born on August 15, 1934.

WBGO’s Felix Hernandez, host of Rhythm Revue, puts a spotlight on the legendary soul vocalist Otis Redding who was born on September 9, 1941.

WBGO’s Felix Hernandez, host of Rhythm Revue, profiles Joe Simon, the powerful soul and R&B vocalist from the ‘60s and 70s.

WBGO’s Felix Hernandez, host of Rhythm Revue, features the R&B singer-songwriter Frankie Beverly of Maze.

Here is Steve Sussman's photo gallery of the Ken Peplowski Memorial/Celebration of Life Program at St. Peter's Church in NYC on May 19.