Jazz Corner of the World (Encore)
Mondays at 6:00pm
Mose Allison, Part 3
Craig continues his 4-part chronological series on the artistry of legendary pianist, poet, singer, and composer Mose Allison. We’ll listen to selections from his final three Atlantic releases, his two albums for Elektra Records, the first few Blue Note releases, and a few other odds and ends.
Wednesday Night Special
Wednesdays at 6:00pm
James Dreier All-Stars at First Friday Jazz
The legendary percussionist James Dreier brought gathered the cream of Iowa musicians to the Opus Concert Café for an incredible First Friday Jazz. Dreier has been a moving force in music for decades, whether as a professor at the University of Iowa, or as a member of Orquesta Alto Maiz, Ritmocano, and the Beaker Brothers.
Jazz Night In America
Thursdays at 11:00pm
The Fearless Terri Lyne Carrington
Drummer, composer, and NEA Jazz Master Terri Lyne Carrington has shaped jazz with her dynamic artistry and fearless innovation. We explore her sound, from collaborations with Wayne Shorter, Esperanza Spalding, Ravi Coltrane, and Geri Allen to insights from her mentors and peers – including Herbie Hancock and Jack DeJohnette. Along the way, we’ll trace her journey as a consummate drummer, visionary producer, and dedicated advocate for gender justice in jazz.
Jazz Corner of the World
Saturdays from 12:00 noon to 4:00pm
Charles Lloyd’s 87th Birthday
Craig plays a wide variety of exciting gems from the lengthy career of reedman Charles Lloyd, which spans from 1959 to the present. We’ll hear from his Columbia releases, as well as many titles from Atlantic, ECM, Blue Note, and other jazz labels.
KCCK’s Midnight CD
KCCK features a new album every night, played from start-to-finish.
Tribute: the Music of Gregg Hill by Rick Roe on Monday; Live at the Blue Llama by Paul Vornhagen on Tuesday; The Vibe by Nanami Haruta on Wednesday; Looking Back by Richard Barata on Thursday; Live in Clarksdale by Rashad the Blues Kid on Friday; Strange Things Happening by Kid Ramos on Saturday; Bluer Than Blue: Celebrating Lil Hardin Armstrong by Caili O’Doherty on Sunday.