We open with In A Mellotone, a classic from Duke Ellington. We then hop down to New Orleans for a feature on Aaron Neville. We close with 28 versions of "Guantanamera" and "Perfidia" featuring Celia Cruz, Beny More, Perez Prado, and Lucrecia among a host of other musicians.

This week we head deep into classic jazz from the seventies presented by Cannonball Adderley featuring the Nat Adderley Sextet with narration by Rick Holmes. Next we enjoy music from dance club diva Joi Cardwell. We conclude with dazzling Brazilian vocalist Flora Purim singing the music of Milton Nascimento.

Still studying Miles. This week we feature Miles Davis playing standards. Then we hop down under to New Zealand for latest releases from Ladi6 and Trinity Roots. Then we get a bunch of artists covering the same standards that Miles covered: Nancy Wilson, Hugh Masekela, Ray Charles and Cleo Laine, Donald Harrison, Ahmad Jamal, McCoy Tyner, Lina Nyberg, Ron Carter, Dara Tucker, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Mark Murphy, Esther Phillips, Nina Simone, Eve Cornelious, Eddie Harris, Will Downing, Ben Webster, Kenny Burrell, Shirley Horn, Bireli Lagrene & Sylvain Luc, Cassandra Wilson, The Modern Jazz Quartet, Vijay Iyer, and Inspiration.

Five hours of music. Forty-three selections. Old masters. Young talent. This is Kind of Blue far, far beyond, featuring: Miles Davis & John Coltrane, Bobby Lyle, The Swingle Singers, Conrad Herwig, Eddie Jefferson, Jean-Michel Pilc, Monty Alexander, John Santos, World Saxophone Quartet, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, Wes Montgomery, Jon Hendricks, Gerald Wilson, Ray Brown, Al Jarreau, Alisa Ohri, Sameer Gupta, Soul Cycle, Russell Gunn, Jacques Schwarz-Bart, Cassandra Wilson, Gonzalo Rubalcaba, Vahag Petian & Clarence Johnson III, Mark Murphy, Steve Turre, Take 6, Rebirth Brass Band, Dee Dee Bridgewater, The Jazz Conceptions Orchestra, Jeremy Taylor, Jazz At Lincoln Center (Wynton Marsalis), and Eve Cornelious & Chip Crawford.

Check out seminal Afro-Cuban percussionist/composer Chano Pozo, enjoy live music from the mature Wynton Marsalis, and be inspired by 15 versions of "I Wish I Knew How It Would Feel To Be Free" featuring Leontyne Price, Illinois Jacquet, Nina Simone, Lance Hayward & Milt Hinton, Dionne Farris, Shirley Scott, Irma Thomas, composer Billy Taylor, Lucky Peterson, Junior Mance, Lighthouse Family, Dave Braham, Sharlene Hector, and Jhelisa.