Two hours of fantastic modern jazz new releases, followed by a one hour tribute to musicians whose passing in 2023 has yet to be acknowledged on our show, only due to time restraints.

Two hours of great new modern jazz releases followed by a 1 hour musical celebration of St. Patrick's Day!

Fabulous new jazz releases followed by 1963, the Year Before the British Invasion

for two hours we celebrate the life of Wayne Shorter, followed by 1 hour of the hits of Stax

Two hours of incredible new modern jazz releases followed by one hour of songs about drinking!

Three hours of the music of Burt Bacharach!

An interview with vocalist and saxophonist Camille Thurman, followed by the music of Burt Bachrach

Today on 2.3.23 spectacular new jazz releases in Serenade to a Cuckoo, followed by musical tributes to Kim Simmonds of Savoy Brown, Tom Verlaine of Television, Floyd Sneed of Three Dog Night, Danny McCulloch of the Animals, and Barrett Strong.

The first two hours are new modern jazz releases from 2023, followed by one hour of songs with the word "Baby" in the title.

Brand new modern jazz releases from 2023 followed by a tribute to David Crosby

Best Jazz releases of 2022 Part II, followed by a tribute to Jeff Beck

Two hours of the best jazz of 2022, followed by one hour of songs with the word "baby" in the title

Holiday music I didn't get to play last week, new jazz releases I didn't get to play this year, the beautiful career of the late Thom Bell

3 hours of HIP holiday music comprised of jazz, r&b, rock, pop, blues, and plenty of klezmer for Hanukah!

An hour of new jazz releases, an hour interview with the great percussionist Ian Dogole, an hour of Mike Bloomfield!

Two hours of GREAT new modern jazz releases followed by a one hour Jim Morrison birthday party!

Brand new modern jazz releases followed by funk & r&b from the seventies!

New jazz releases and an hour of rocking women blues artists

Brand new jazz releases including the fantastic new Tyshawn Sorey recording, followed by the greatest hits of funk!

New Jazz releases followed by Jimi Hendrix Experience-Los Angeles Forum, 1969