Cool out on this spring night with Nate Jones on 'Jazz Wavelengths' at 10pm! The Bee Gees, Erykah Badu, Lindsey Webster and more tonight on Jazz90.1.

(Photo Credit: Ed Caraeff)

Tonite on Steve Pearl’s Jazz Odyssey Steve celebrates the 85th Anniversary of Blue Note Records in the 1st of 2 Shows featuring Blue Note's Greatest hits from Herbie Hancock, Horace Silver, Freddie Hubbard, Lee Morgan, Joe Henderson & More Collage Source: MA Education & Music Ltd

Monday night on Jazz Night In America: In celebration of Ron Carter’s birthday (May 4), hear a conversation with the iconic bassist and our host Christian McBride with music handpicked from Ron Carter’s storied discography.

8 p.m. on Jazz90.1.

Say hello to Praline. She's our featured Jazz90.1 GRASP #JazzPet .

Praline is a ball of energy and aims to please. She may be a little shy at first, but will warm up and love on her person endlessly. Mention Jazz90.1 and adopt her for just $300.

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Jazz90.1's jazz fest giveaway is back!

Win two 9-day club passes to the festival, a two night stay at The Hyatt Regency, dinner at The Cub Room, lunch at Ludwig's, cocktails at Flight Wine Bar, Pourin’ Joy & more.

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Saturday on The Essence of Jazz with Will Moyle - we spend the hour with Dan Barrett (born December 14, 1955, in Pasadena, California.) Dan is an arranger, cornetist, and trombonist.

6 p.m. on Jazz90.1

Today in #Jazz History: Organist Richard 'Groove' Holmes born 1931 in NJ. Pianist Eddie Heywood records How High The Moon with the tenor saxophonist Don Byas, 1944. Billy Eckstine records A Cottage For Sale, 1945. Photo of: Richard 'G' Holmes, Source: Deezer

Congratulations to our friends Kelby Russell and Julia Rose Hoyle on the launch of their new winery, Apollo’s Praise!

The winery’s debut tasting is tonight at Microclimate in Geneva!

Listen to Smooth Grooves tonight at 10:00 with host Rankin Shaver. He’ll have music from Van Morrison, Lindsey Webster, Etta James, Diana Krall, Pieces of a dream and Tower of Power. Only on Jazz 90.1.

Congratulations to Nate Jones - celebrating 3 years of volunteer service to Jazz90.1.

Tonight on Jazz@Eastman - Past, Present and Future - we'll feature Stephanie Tateiwa. She's a multi disciplinary jazz artist and an educator. She plays the alto sax, soprano sax, tenor sax, clarinet, flute, piccolo, and the piano in various styles.

8 p.m. on Jazz90.1

The jazz will be swinging at 6:00 pm tonight as Scott Ferris has tracks from Gerry Gibbs, Oliver Nelson, Sinne Eeg, Norman Brown, Johnny Lytle, Harry Connick Jr. and Arturo Sandoval . (Photo: Nate Hale)

👀This week on the Ronnie Scott's Radio Show, you can hear the first of two conversations between Stacey Kent, Jim Tomlinson and Ian Shaw, just ahead of their upcoming shows.

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Our first jazz cruise of 2024 is just over a month away!

Get your tickets and join us for an amazing cruise on The Erie Canal aboard The Colonial Belle this year. These always do sell out - so purchase your tickets today.

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Today is Public Media Giving Day.

In case you didn’t donate during the recent spring pledge drive - today is a great day to do so. We need your help year-round.

Help keep Jazz90.1 going strong as we head into 51 years on the air, and celebrate public radio with us. 📻

Congratulations to Steve Pearl - celebrating 7 years of volunteer service to Jazz90.1.

Today in #Jazz History: Vocalist and pianist Shirley Horn born 1934 in D.C. Pianist Bud Powell records Night in Tunisia 1951. Flutist James Newton born 1953 in CA. Photo of: Shirley Horn, Source: JAZZIZ Magazine

Tonight on North Star Sounds from nine to midnight we remember trumpeter composer Paul Smoker with love and admiration and all the musicians including Ken Filiano and Vinny Golia who'll be celebrating his life and music at Lovin' Cup this Friday and Saturday.

Today in #Jazz History: Pianist Richard Twardzik born 1931 in MA. Percy Heath born 1923 in W.VA. Charlie Parker makes his first commercial recording (Swingmatism) with Jay McShann's band in Dallas 1941. Photo of: Percy Heath, Source: AllSolos

Happy International Jazz Day

Thank you for all that you do, allowing us to keep the Jazz flame lit brightly.