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Janis Siegel, co-host of “Singers Unlimited” on WBGO, talks with vocalist Hilary Gardner about her new album “On the Trail With the Lonesome Pines,” which celebrates songs of the American West.
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Brad Mehldau has always drawn from classical music as well as jazz in his pianistic practice — a confluence evident in a pair of new solo albums.
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The Geator with the Heator! Rhythm Revue Spotlight on Jerry Blavat, a radio legend from PhiladelphiaFelix Hernandez, host of “Rhythm Revue” on WBGO, remembers one of his heroes and mentors, rock and roll DJ Jerry Blavat whose colorful career spanned seven decades.
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WBGO's Doug Doyle interviews pianist Monty Alexander during a live WBGO members event at Yamaha Studios in NYC
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WBGO’s Gary Walker to spotlight pianist Jill McCarron’s album ‘Gin’ for the New Day, New Play feature on his Daybreak show during March 18-22.
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WBGO’s Pat Prescott talks with singer and songwriter Lalah Hathaway about her musical lineage and her storied career.
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Pianist and composer Jim Beard toured with Steely Dan and collaborated with Wayne Shorter, Pat Metheny and many others. He died on March 2 at 63.
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This week Jazz Power Initiative proudly presents the Intergenerational Jazz Power Jam: Antoinette Montague’s “Here’s to the Ladies Who Swing and Bling" in performance at the Alianza Dominican Cultural Center and the National Jazz Museum in Harlem.
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WBGO’s Lee Mergner talks with author James Kaplan about his new book '3 Shades of Blue: Miles Davis, John Coltrane, Bill Evans and the Lost Empire of Cool.'
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Gala concert at Jazz at Lincoln Center on Apr. 17 to feature the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra with Wynton Marsalis along with special guest artists including Rubén Blades, Kristin Chenoweth, Norm Lewis, Kurt Elling, Ekep Nkwelle, Robbie Lee and Bernadette Peters.
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WBGO’s Gary Walker to spotlight organist Akiko Tsuruga’s album ‘Beyond Nostalgia’ for the New Day, New Play feature on his Daybreak show during March 11-15.
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Felix Hernandez, host of “Rhythm Revue” on WBGO, explains how songs have been sampled by hip hop, R&B and contemporary pop artists over the years.