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Excellence in Jazz

The Giants of Mainstream Jazz plus today's most exciting straight-ahead emerging artists with contemporary vocals and spices of Blues and Latin Jazz.

Weekdays	7:00p - 11:00p
Sunday	2:00p - 5:00p

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Thursday, July 2, 2009

Excellence in Jazz

Play Lists

7:00p
7:00p	Jeremy Pelt: It's A Beautiful Evening
7:04p	Marilyn Scott: Detour Ahead
7:10p	Steve Smith: I Should Care
7:17p	David "Fathead" Newman: Whispers of Contentment
7:24p	Jon Mayer: Full Circle
7:30p	Andy Bey/Horace Silver: The Happy Medium
7:35p	Hugh Masekela: After Tears
7:40p	Spanish Harlem Orchestra: Late in the Evening/Tarde en la Noche
7:45p	Stanton Moore: (Late Night at The) Maple Leaf
7:51p	Jack Wilkins: Two For The Road
8:00p
8:00p	Sarah Partridge: You Are There
8:03p	Joe Locke & David Hazeltine: The Peacocks
8:12p	Bobby Broom: In Walked Bud
8:17p	Eddie Palmieri: In Walked Bud
8:25p	One For All: Forty-Four
8:33p	Carmen Lundy: You're Not In Love
8:38p	Herbie Hancock: Maiden Voyage
8:46p	John Coltrane: Little Old Lady
8:50p	Louis Hayes: Peace
8:55p	Roy Hargrove: Nothing Serious
8:59p	Rick Estrin & The Nightcats: Cool Breeze
9:00p
9:05p	Cannonball Adderley: Work Song

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Four For The Fourth: Songs For America

The Fourth of July is a birthday party and the whole country is invited. And every party needs music. Whether meditating on America's landscape, its freedoms or the things about it that frustrate us, America is ripe for inspiration, as evidenced by the songs here.

John Patitucci Trio At The Kennedy Center

Some of his best friend musicians call him Tooch. The extraordinary bassist John Patitucci comes to the stage at the KC Jazz Club in Washington, D.C., where an array of basses, guitars and drums await his tuned-in trio with Larry Koonse and Brian Blade. They're playing music from Patitucci's album, Line by Line.

Naomi Shelton: Straight From Funk

Soul queen Naomi Shelton got her start in her Alabama church choir at age six. She would soon sing her way to the New York funk scene, filling night clubs with her soulful, jazzy style. Now, forty years later, Shelton has released a studio album, What Have You Done, My Brother?

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Recent KXJZ Features

Insight's "Sound Advice": Time Out 50th Anniversary Reissue

Fri Jun 19, 2009 — Jeffrey Callison talks with jazz host Paul Conley about the first jazz album to sell more than a million copies.

American Icons: Dave Brubeck on Ansel Adams

Fri Apr 3, 2009 — This week the Stockton Symphony, conducted by Peter Jaffe, premieres "Ansel Adams: America," a new orchestral, multi-media work created by jazz legend Dave Brubeck and his son Chris in honor of photography pioneer Ansel Adams.

Azerbaijan's Amina Figarova: At Home In World of Jazz

Fri Feb 27, 2009 — Jazz is often called America’s greatest cultural export. For nearly a century it has influenced musicians on every continent. Now, musicians like Amina Figarova are returning the favor, infusing jazz with an ever-increasing global quality.

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