# Regina Carter

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Documentary highlights Detroit’s contributions to American Jazz

Jazz emerged from the Black community in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the South.  The Great Migration and the promise of a better life brought jazz north, where Detroit became a mini haven for the genre and its expanding sound.   The film titled "The Best of the Best: Jazz from Det…

Violinist Regina Carter finds deep connections in traditional songs

In the KNKX studios in 2014, Carter explored her family heritage, uncovered early American field recordings, and highlighted how ancestry to shapes our lives today.

Berta Moreno - Spanish Born, Grammy Nominated, Multi-Award Winning,  Saxophonist And Composer. Jazz, Latin, African, Soul. Member Of Afro-Latin Jazz Orchestra!

Berta Moreno is a Grammy nominated, multi-award winning jazz saxophonist and composer from Madrid, Spain. Her music combines contemporary jazz, Latin, African and Soul. She’s performed at major venues including Carnegie Hall, Lincoln Center, Birdland, Dizzy's, and the North Sea Jazz Festival. She h…

Garden Showstoppers

Spring takes center stage as a heat wave puts the garden in the spotlight. Director of Horticulture Brendan Dellerba shares the creative tricks his team uses to stagger the blooms of our 100,000-bulb display – and hints at his even bigger plans for next year. In the Rose Garden, Regina Carter takes…

Violin’s Architect of Joyous Sound: Emanuel Wynter

When you think of the violin, or in country and roots music circles its kissing cousin the fiddle, what comes to mind? The Suzuki method, or Antonio Vivaldi perhaps? Maybe a song like “Ashokan Farewell” or “The Devil Went Down To Georgia”? But have you heard of Stuff Smith, Regina Carter, Papa John…

Like We Used To Do

In an age of constant breaking news, it can be hard to tell what matters and what’s just noise. This week, a look at what we’ve learned from recent coverage of the Russia investigation, and what we’ve missed everywhere else — particularly in West Virginia, where a recent teachers' strike made histo…

Marion Hayden - May 8, 2026

Renowned bassist Marion Hayden will return to The Station at Michigan Central with the Grammy-nominated band Straight Ahead for a special Mother’s Day edition of Fridays at The Station, on May 8, 2026. The Detroit-born Hayden was the first artist to perform at the first-ever Fridays at The Station…

Episode 43: DJDrZen's Music Box & Travelogue: Jazz Tracks 15 May 2026

Here is the playlist for the episode that aired on 15 May 2026:Title | Artist  | Album | DateOpening/Background Track: Generique | Miles Davis | Acenseur pour l’echefaud | 1958Urban and Western | Pat Metheny | Side-Eye III+ | 2026Look Within | Joe Dyson | Look Within | 2021Silent Story in Her Eyes …

We Are Going Remote

New Peter Frampton, Taj Mahal & The Phantom Blues Band, Honey Dijon, Black Keys + Lana Del Rey, Regina Carter, Curtis Mayfield, Leo Kotke & more plus Birthdays… #gratefuldead #littlefeat #dirtyknobs

Cassandra Wilson: Iconic Memories - Part 3 [Mondo Jazz 379-3]

A musical remembrance of Cassandra Wilson and a voice that made even experimental music sound sensual and tangible, and turned old tunes into something modern, when not futuristic. The playlist also features Harriet Tubman; Steve Coleman; Regina Carter; Dave Holland; and Olu Dara. Detailed playli…