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THE ANNALS OF JAZZ WITH RICHARD HADLOCKSundayS at 7 pm

The sound of surprise describes both jazz itself and the enduring premise of "The Annals of Jazz." Since 1959, host Richard Hadlock has been improvising on historical themes and bringing forth worthy performers—from Armstrong to Zorn. Each Sunday, we may find Annals in Europe, Asia, Latin America or Back of Town anywhere.

RIVERWALK JAZZSunday at 6 pm

2/6 Melancholy Blues: Clarinetist Johnny Dodds

2/13 Ebony Love Songs: Black Songwriters Celebrate Valentine’s Day

2/20 Frankie Manning: Poetry in Motion

2/27 Ben Pollack: White Hot in Chicago

I'M TALKIN' JAZZ Sunday at 8 am

2/6 Bassist Stanley Clarke with Chris Cortez

2/13 Trumpeter Sean Jones with Michael Burman

2/20 Guitarist Larry Coryell with Chris Cortez

2/27 Vocalist Raquel Bitton with Mal Sharpe

Frankie Manning became fascinated with dance as a child while attending Harlem rent parties with his mother. This early fascination led him to The Savoy Ballroom as a teenager, and on to become what some say ‘the greatest lindy hopper of them all.’ Vernel Bageris joins The Jim Cullum Jazz Band to explore the legacy of Frankie Manning ‘Ambassador of Lindy Hop.’

The Jim Cullum Jazz Band and their guests perform love songs from the pantheon of early 20th century black songwriters, including Eubie Blake, Waller & Razaf, Duke Ellington, Don Redman and Benny Carter.

Photo Credit: andrew lePley/redferns

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IN THE MOMENT WITH JIM bENNETTSunday at 8 pm

2/6 The Joshi Marshall Project

2/13 Frankye Kelly

2/20 Tomoki Spilsbury

2/27 Dave Haskell

THE JAZZ DECADES WITH RAY SMITHSunday at 11 pm

2/6 Bunny Berigan, Red McKenzie, Jimmy Noone, Fess Williams

2/13 Wolverine Jazz Band, Benny Carter, Hal Kemp, Benny Carter, Mills Brothers with Count Basie

2/20 Louis Prima, Wingie Manone, Nick LaRocca, Sharkey Bonano

2/27 Jack Teagarden, Joe Haymes, Sonny Clay

The Joshi Marshall Project, recorded at the Jazzschool October 9th, 2010. With Geoff Brennan, Mike Aberg and Steve Rossi.

Vocalist Frankye Kelly, recorded November 6th, 2010, at the Jazzschool. With Glen Pearson, Melvin Butts, Carla Kaufman and Jack Dorsey.

Guitarist Tomoki Spilsbury, recorded at the Jazzschool on October 17th, 2010. With Kit Walker, and Kinu Spilsbury.

Guitarist Dave Haskell, recorded at the Jazzschool, on September 17,2010. With Matt Clark, Gabe Davis and Alan Hall.

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JAZZ PROFILES WITH NANCY WILSONmonday at 9 pm

2/7 Duke Ellington Bandleader Part 1

2/14 Duke Ellington Bandleader Part 2

2/21 Vocalist Carmen McRae

2/28 Vocalist Frank Sinatra

JAZZ AT LINCOLN CENTER WITH WENDELL PIERCEtueSday at 9 pm

2/1 Sketches of Gil Evans. Wynton Marsalis, Host.

2/8 Soul Jazz Summit

2/15 Kurt Elling and Richard Galliano

2/22 Duke Ellington’s Degas Suite Wynton Marsalis, Host.

The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra honors the godfather of “cool”—the incomparable arranger and composer Gil Evans (pictured.) His large ensemble work—especially with Miles Davis –opened ears to a softer way of big band arranging. This concert features some of his collaborations with Davis and Evans’ own compositions.

Vocalist Kurt Elling (pictured) and French accordionist Richard Galliano transport us from the Allen Room to the cafes of Paris and the beaches of Buenos Aires. Don’t miss this heartfelt collaboration exploring the art of the ballad.

Carmen McRae was an outstanding song stylist whose great strength was in her phrasing and interpretation of lyrics. She was also an excellent pianist, whose personal approach and musicianship developed during her occasional performances at Minton's Playhouse during the early years of bebop.

To mark the anniversary of his birth (Dec. 12), we'll focus on the life and legacy of Francis Albert Sinatra (1915 - 1988) -- one of the great vocalists of the American century. The program will trace his roots in Hoboken, NJ and his early discovery by bandleader Harry James, to his breakthrough appeal to the "bobby soxers" as the vocalist with the Tommy Dorsey Orchestra in the 1940, to his second "golden era" with Capitol Records in the 1950s, where his recordings with Nelson Riddle and Billy May have achieved legendary status.

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JAZZSET WITH DEE DEE bRIDGEWATERthurSday at 9 pm

2/3 The Brubeck Brothers Quartet at the Detroit Jazz Festival

2/10 Mulgrew Miller at the Detroit Jazz Festival

2/17 Arturo O'Farrill & the Afro-Latin Orchestra at Newport

2/24 Highlights from The Village Vanguard

PIANO JAZZ WITH MARIAN MCPARTLAND WedneSday at 9 pm

2/2 Jon Batiste

2/9 Marian McPartland Selects - Billy Childs

2/16 Latin Romance with guest host Murray Horwitz

2/23 Shirley Horn

Chris (pictured, left) on bass and Dan (pictured, right) on drums carry forward their father Dave's joyful, swinging odd meters, and the brothers add some funk. With Mike DeMicco on guitar and Chuck Lamb on piano.

Pianist/composer/arranger Billy Childs (pictured) carves out new spaces on the jazz landscape and blends elements of classical music with jazz to create what he calls "chamber jazz." His 2005 album Lyric won two Grammy Awards. On this session from 2006, Childs performs his composition Into The Light and his Grammy-nominated arrangement of Scarborough Fair.

Pianist and singer Shirley Horn (pictured) was known for her masterful ability to accompany her vocals. Her first interest was classical music, but fortunately for the jazz world, Miles Davis gave her some rare high praise in 1960, and the rest is history. On this session from 1990, Horn plays and sings But Beautiful and For All We Know and joins host McPartland for a piano duet on Isn't It Romantic?

We're picking and choosing groups from more than two years of live WBGO/NPR webcasts from the best-known jazz club on Earth. Artists TBA.

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