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The Artistry of...John Coltrane (Black History Month 2026)
If you’ve ever flown, been in an airplane you know that feeling you get the instant the wheels of the craft leave the ground to be tucked away in the underside of the plane’s belly. That feeling of no longer being tethered or attached to the ground. Like the kick-push-glide of skateboarding you go from the rush of the acceleration to the hush of the suddenly up. That instant of the separation feeling is Coltrane. It is controlled, like in the plane, you are not hurled into the air like some giant tossing a paper glider, you are instead very much like Coltrane. Coltrane is that instant of airborne. Like a pilot the lift off is controlled but the experience of those in the seats is the pure liberty of travel. It is that instant suspended until the tune comes to its end. While suspended Coltrane is as aerodynamic as he wants to be and he
controls the air. Weaving and bobbing and then when it is time, touchdown; wheels back on the ground. A moment to adjust and understand that you are now somewhere else, transplanted from where you were when the flight began. – John Devenish
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FUSION
Genre-blending grooves, rhythmic exploration, and global soundscapes.
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All-Canadian Specialty channel featuring the best in Canadian Jazz.
RESPECT: The Best in Vocal Jazz
Honouring and celebrating great vocal jazz.
Oscar Peterson Channel
Featuring favourites, deep cuts and a few surprises.
This week on Jazzology with Heather Bambrick: Bassist Sean Croal
Listen to Afternoon Drive with Jeff Chalmers for a Chance to Win a pair of Tickets to see Dominique Fils-Aimé at Massey Hall on February 25!
BEST SEATS: Enter for your chance to win a pair of tickets to see Jeremy Ledbetter Trio at Burlington Performing Arts Centre on Saturday February 28, 2026.
Send full name, address and phone number to contests@jazz.fm with the subject line “Best Seats Jeremy Ledbetter.”
Win tickets to see Matt Andersen in concert on February 20!
Listen to BLUZ.FM with Danny Marks on February 7 and 14 for your chance to win! Send full name, address and phone number to contests@jazz.fm with the subject line “Matt Andersen.”
LISTEN to Heather Bambrick in the 8AM hour for a chance to win KEF Muo Bluetooth Speakers!
Listen to Blurred Lines every Saturday in February for a chance to win a vinyl copy of Melissa Aldana’s FILIN.
This month, be listening to Blurred Lines with Walter Venafro, Saturdays at 3pm, for a chance to win a vinyl copy of GRAMMY-nominated tenor saxophonist Melissa Aldana’s latest album Filin. The third Blue Note album from Aldana is a stunning ballads project, presenting a collection of songs drawn from Cuba’s filin music tradition, performed by a remarkable quartet and including special guest vocalist Cécile McLorin Salvant.
Discover Filin by saxophonist Melissa Aldana, available February 13 from EverythingJazz.com.
Send your full name, address and phone number to contests@jazz.fm with the subject line “Melissa Aldana Vinyl Copy.”
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