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JAZZ.FM91

JAZZ.FM91
Jazz
Toronto
Jazz Music
Jazz.fm91
Music
Oliver Jones
Alzheimer Society
Ma Rainey
Blues
New Orleans
Chicago
Black Music Community
Calypso
Alzheimer Society Of Toronto
Ramsey Lewis
John Coltrane
Dizzy Gillespie
Mel Torme
Mildred Bailey
Pepper Adams

Your home for jazz in all its forms. Broadcasting from Toronto to the world. #DiscoverMusic

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I Hate Jazz (Or Do You?) - Episode 6: Jim John of Swing Shift Big Band by JAZZ.FM91

Interview: Gumbo Kitchen Tribute to Craig Martin (1961-2026) by JAZZ.FM91

Interview : Greg Errico of Sly and the Family Stone (2026) by JAZZ.FM91

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Recent Guests

Greg Errico
Founding member and drummer of Sly and the Family Stone
Sly and the Family Stone
Episode: Interview : Greg Errico of Sly and the Family Stone (2026)
Agneya Chitke
Indo-Canadian percussionist and composer
Episode: Session Notes - Agneya Chitke
Chris Butcher
Canadian trombonist featured in this week's segment
Independent musician
Episode: Friday's Fresh Track - September 11, 2026 (Ronnie Littlejohn)
Virginia MacDonald
Clarinetist, composer, bandleader, educator
Independent musician
Episode: Session Notes - Virginia MacDonald (2026)
Cassandra Wilson
Grammy-winning singer, songwriter, and producer
Musician
Episode: Remember When? - September 3, 2026
Ale Nuñez
Jazz vocalist
Episode: The Artistry of.... Ale Nuñez
Sam Broverman
Jazz singer and guest on the show
Episode: I Hate Jazz (Or Do You?) - Episode 5: Sam Broverman
Marcus Miller
Supreme bassist, producer, film score writer and broadcaster
Self-employed/various projects
Episode: TheArtistry of...Marcus Miller (2026)
Jim Doxas
Drummer, bandleader, educator, longtime collaborator of Oliver Jones
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Episode: Interview: Jim Doxas remembers his mentor Oliver Jones (2026)

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Interview : Greg Errico of Sly and the Family Stone (2026)
Q: Maybe it was different all the time, but what was the process?
Errico describes a flexible, studio-driven process: recording ideas, jamming, and turning those sessions into complete tracks with overdubs, sometimes starting from a basic rhythm and building from there rather than following a fixed template.
I Hate Jazz (Or Do You?) - Episode 4: Nick Fraser
Q: Okay, why do people hate certain forms of jazz, and how can listeners approach free jazz without feeling overwhelmed?
Fraser explains that part of the challenge is the stereotype of free jazz as chaos; by focusing on a single instrument or a shared tempo within the music, listeners can navigate the improvisation and discover melodic and textural elements that are present even if a traditional melody is not immediately obvious.
Interview: Jon Batiste (2026)
Q: Were these classical composers improvisers as well?
Yes, many of the great classical composers improvised and structured their improvisations into final works, and Batiste emphasizes bringing that spirit of improvisation back into the classical tradition while maintaining the original essence.
Interview: Steve Jordan (2026)
Q: What stands out about Aretha Franklin's session with Keith and your influence on the arrangement?
Aretha led with preparation and ownership, bringing a piano intro that set the tone and showed that the best results come from a strong leader who understands the material deeply. Her influence taught me to anticipate and prep beyond the obvious, drawing from her example to respect the composition while contributing my own feel.
I Hate Jazz (Or Do You?) - Episode 3: Russ Little
Q: Tell me more about the improvisational nature of jazz and how it informs your approach to the trombone.
The guest explains that improvisation is a core element in many music styles, and even when not overtly improvised, jazz can be about the feeling and swing. He emphasizes translating the mental melody into physical execution without overthinking the chords, aiming for a flow state where the music moves through the musician.

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This show features intimate conversations with leading jazz vocalists, pianists, and other contributors to the scene, often weaving in career milestones, creative processes, and touring stories. Episodes frequently explore artistry, cross-cultural influences, and the practical realities of recording, live performance, and collaboration. A distinctive thread across episodes is spotlighting emerging artists through scholarship or award announcements, along with deep dives into the history and regional scenes of jazz (from Montreal's early era to contemporary Canadian jazz). A notable strength is the balance between personal storytelling and professional craft, making it appealing to listeners who crave both inspiration and actionable insights... more

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8. Marcus Miller

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