The most popular, and some argue the greatest, jazz record ever: Kind of Blue by Miles Davis. Plus we have versions of Kind of Blue songs presented by Conrad Herwig, Ronny Jordan, Jon Hendricks, Archie Shepp, Russell Gunn, Doug Carn, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Steve Turre, Wynton Marsalis and Eve Cornelious. This is for the jazz heads—enjoy!

This week we start off with Chocolate Milk, a Seventies New Orleans funk aggregation. Then we skip cross the pond to Spain and check out Concha Buika repping the new Afro-Spanish generation. Then we close with Pharoah Sanders, Build An Ark, Dwight Trible and Two Banks of Four. The richness of our diversity is in full effect.

Returning to the scene of last week’s crime, we’ve found some more evidence. A bunch of Black Uhuru cuts plus live Dee Bridgewater, as well as tracks from Beatless, Roy Ayers, and Norman Connors featuring—yep, you bet—Dee Dee Bridgewater. So nice… you know what we mean! ENJOY.

Only two artists this week: Black Uhuru and Dee Dee Bridgewater. But we guarantee there is a wealth of musical diversity covered. We’re featuring everything from roots reggae and traditional African music from Mali, to straight up hardcore jazz and hip interpretations of French popular music. Don’t sleep, there’s a lot to peep with the selections this week. Enjoy.

We start the week off with softly-sung songs from Aretha Franklin. Get ready for a live recording of nu jazz from England’s Cinematic Orchestra. And guess who’s back: Chaka Khan. Plus, a little something extra from Marcus Miller and Corinne Bailey Rae.