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JAZZ.FM91

JAZZ.FM91
Jazz
Toronto
Jazz.fm91
Oliver Jones
John Coltrane
New Orleans
Alzheimer Society
Jazz Music
Alzheimer Society Of Toronto
Chicago
Black Music Community
Miles Davis
Ramsey Lewis
Blues
Dizzy Gillespie
Music
Howard Roberts
Hampton Hawes
Ma Rainey
Frank Sinatra

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

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Latest Episodes

Friday's Fresh Track - November 6, 2026 (Laura Fernandez) by JAZZ.FM91

The Artistry of...Madeleine Peyroux by JAZZ.FM91

Interview: John Beasley (2026) by JAZZ.FM91

Interview: Jon Cleary (2026) by JAZZ.FM91

Session Notes - Jim John by JAZZ.FM91

The Artistry of ...Woody Herman by JAZZ.FM91

How Did That Happen? - Episode 2 by JAZZ.FM91

I'm Old Fashioned - Episode 8 Halloween Edition (October 28, 2026) by JAZZ.FM91

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Recent Guests

John Beasley
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Episode: Interview: John Beasley (2026)
Greg Errico
Founding member and original drummer of Sly and the Family Stone
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Sananda Maitreya
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Aaron Neville
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Taj Mahal
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Episode: How Did That Happen? - Episode 2
Daniel Lanois
Record producer and musician who has worked with U2, Bob Dylan and Peter Gabriel
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Steve Cropper
Stax Records guitarist and member of Booker T. & the M.G.'s
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Booker T. Jones
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Hosts

Ronnie Littlejohn
Host of Gumbo Kitchen; frequent contributor with a conversational interviewing style and deep ties to the Jazz.FM91 community.
Glenn Cross
Host associated with Session Notes and related Jazz.FM91 programming; skilled in guiding reflective discussions.

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Interview: John Beasley (2026)
Q: What are some of the things you got from your work with Miles that you're maybe bringing to this project and more?
Beasley recalls Davis's intense dedication to art: he painted on days off, listened to music closely, worked on tour designs, and reviewed recordings to keep refining the band's performances.
Interview: John Beasley (2026)
Q: When did the concept of this show, Unlimited Miles, come together?
The idea took shape a couple of years earlier when the record company behind Beasley's Monk'estra project began planning for Miles Davis's centennial. Beasley then reached out to musicians who could carry forward Davis's essence and forward-looking spirit.
How Did That Happen? - Episode 2
Q: How important is location to you, or is it just the people involved at the time?
Lanois says unusual locations can build commitment and focus, but people are more important. He also describes how nighttime recording shaped the sound of Oh Mercy after Bob Dylan asked to work only at night.
How Did That Happen? - Episode 2
Q: How did you keep the momentum up before you played for a crowd of people at Woodstock at 3 a.m., and why was it 3 a.m.?
The band had been repeatedly asked to wait as the schedule slipped. After hours of delays and rain, they went on and gave the exhausted crowd their all; people began coming out of their tents and dancing a few songs into the set.
Interview: Cyril Neville (2026)
Q: Can you tell me a bit about who some of those people were?
Neville recalls musicians who visited or rehearsed at his family home, including Idris Muhammad, James Booker, Kier Jordan and Frederick Kemp. Booker also helped him find his vocal range.

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A jazz-centric program featuring in-depth conversations with leading musicians, producers, and industry figures, alongside long-form interviews and documentary-style explorations of historical moments in jazz. Episodes frequently center on personal journeys, artistic philosophies, and the intersection of culture, geography, and music—ranging from intimate chats with renowned players to backstage anecdotes about legendary sessions. Notable throughlines include mentorship, leadership in ensembles, and the evolving landscape of jazz across eras, with periodic focus on live performance culture, record history, and festival scenes. The show often blends storytelling with technical insight, making it appealing to listeners who crave both human-in... more

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3. Sananda Maitreya
4. Smokey Robinson
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6. Taj Mahal
7. Daniel Lanois
8. Steve Cropper

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