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Singer Gretchen Parlato turned 50 this year. And her new album, The Wise Ones, finds her looking both backward and forward.
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Monty Alexander talks to Leo Sidran about Miles Davis, Sinatra, the music of Jamaica, his recovery from pancreatic cancer, his new album A Jamarican in Paris, and the remarkable power of positivity.
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WBGO's Dave Popkin reports on the star-studded Buddy Guy 90th birthday concert celebration at Radio City Music Hall.
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WBGO's Doug Doyle previews three of the headliners of BRIC JazzFest 2026
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Alto saxophonist Braxton Cook talks to Kyla Marshell about his latest album, Not Everyone Can Go
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Jazz bassist or archivist? WBGO's Emily Springer talks with Or Bareket about his new Enja Records release /AYIN/
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Jazz bassist or archivist? Listen to our exclusive interview with Or Bareket about his new Enja Records release, /AYIN/, with WBGO's Emily Springer.
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From singing jingles as a child to writing some of the biggest pop hits of the 1980s, Richard Marx reflects on his musical upbringing, his songwriting career and his new album, After Hours, in conversation with Leo Sidran.
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Willard Jenkins chats with multifaceted musicians Lynn Veronneau & Ken Avis.
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Harry Connick, Jr. talks to Leo Sidran about his new project, Babe: Elaboratio — A Tribute to My Mother, part symphony, part memoir, and devoted to his mother, Anita Livingston, who died when he was 13.
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Blossom Dearly, a pink cherry blossom with a passion for jazz, talks with Leo Sidran about her unexpected internet success, the importance of kindness, why jazz is American history, and her first live performance with the Shrub-Tones at Lincoln Center.
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Ray Long chats with singer, songwriter, and multifaceted musician Jake Sherman about his recently launched Organ Night concert series, and the surprising depth of community that it has already cultivated.