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| MILES DAVIS RADIO ON REAL JAZZ |
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From November 20 (at 3 pm ET) until November 25, Real Jazz will become Miles Davis Radio. Miles Davis Radio, hosted by Davis’ son Erin Davis, his nephew, drummer Vince Wilburn Jr. and legendary bassist, producer and writer Marcus Miller, will feature music from Davis’ extensive catalog, which includes over one hundred albums. Listeners will hear composer and former Miles Davis music director Robert Irving III premiere never before heard soundtrack music recorded by Davis for the 1986 film Wise Guys. In addition, the channel is scheduled to include special segments and interviews with former Davis band members and various guests, including drummer Jimmy Cobb, pianist Herbie Hancock, guitarist John Scofield, pianist Monty Alexander, record executives Bruce Lundvall and Clive Davis, Davis’ long-time road manager Gordon Meltzer, bassist Ron Carter, guitarist Carlos Santana, Rolling Stones bassist Darryl “Munch” Jones and friend and peer Quincy Jones. Words and music will also be devoted to different phases of Davis’ career including stories from the legend himself. Courtesy of CBS News, excerpts from the 1989 60 Minutes interview with the late Harry Reasoner will be aired and musician/broadcaster Ben Sidran contributes his 1989 conversation conducted on the beach at Davis’ Malibu home.
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The Blue Note Hour with Bruce Lundvall
Fridays 6 pm ET
Rebroadcast Sundays 9 am ET and Tuesdays Midnight ET
The Blue Note Hour, hosted by Bruce Lundvall, the president of Blue Note Records is a celebration of the
sound that has defined classic jazz for more than 65 years.
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Live From Jazz At Lincoln Center
Saturdays 8 pm ET
Real Jazz takes you live weekly to the "House of Swing" as Wynton Marsalis leads the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra through its 23rd concert season.
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A Night At Dizzy’s Club Coca-Cola
Friday 8 pm ET
Sunday 4 pm ET
Dizzy's Club Coca-Cola jumps all year round with the hottest talent in jazz at Frederick P. Rose Hall, home to Jazz at Lincoln Center in NYC.
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In The Swing Seat
Saturdays 1 pm ET
America's jazz ambassador, Wynton Marsalis, takes us on a journey through the world of jazz exploring the genius of artists like John Coltrane, Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, and Thelonious Monk. We learn how to identify artists by their playing styles, we learn the connection between jazz and other art forms, and we hear from artists who stop by the studio to play and discuss their music.
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Beyond Jazz
Sundays 5 pm ET
Each week, Beyond Jazz will broadcast the roots of modern jazz music featuring the legendary musicians who 30 years ago were trying to change the very definition of the music’s form.
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French Quarter
Sundays 11 pm ET
Take a rollicking journey through the soul of New Orleans with two hours of traditional New Orleans jazz music.
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Swinging jazz from the 1920s to today featuring the giants of jazz while also presenting a platform for the next generation of artists who keep this art form thriving in the 21st century.
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