Jazz Epicenter 6.7: Miles Davis, Chucho Valdés, Al Jarreau & Classic Jazz Journeys

Step into the Jazz Scape with Ralph Johnson on another immersive episode of Jazz Epicenter 6.7, featuring the finest jazz from the 1960s, 1970s, and beyond.

This episode weaves together legendary performances and thoughtful storytelling, spotlighting iconic artists including Miles Davis, Gerald Wilson, The Jazz Crusaders, Chucho Valdés, Al Jarreau, Michael Brecker, Ahmad Jamal, Dianne Reeves, Stanley Turrentine, Cal Tjader, and more. From hard bop and modal jazz to Latin jazz, vocal jazz, and CTI-era classics, Ralph curates a timeless journey through the music that shaped modern jazz.

Listeners will hear celebrated recordings such as Seven Steps to Heaven, Eleanor Rigby, African Skies, Round Midnight, Poinciana, and other enduring jazz compositions—each placed in context with Ralph Johnson’s signature insight and reverence for the art form.

Jazz Epicenter 6.7 is more than a playlist—it’s a guided tour through jazz history, hosted by a Rock & Roll Hall of Fame inductee, Kennedy Center honoree, and seven-time Grammy Award winner. Whether you’re a lifelong jazz fan or discovering classic jazz for the first time, this episode offers a deep, soulful listening experience that rewards close attention.

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