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WCLK is Atlanta's exclusive home of The Tavis Smiley Show from Public Radio International, heard each Saturday morning from 8a-10a after the WCLK Public…

In the late 1960s, saxophonist Wayne Shorter wrote a series of pieces for trumpeter Miles Davis and orchestra. They were never recorded — until Wallace Roney played them at the Detroit Jazz Festival.

Morris Baxter and Fonda Smith have your ride in to work each Monday through Friday, 6a-10a. Fonda has your news and traffic, and Morris has the music to…

Thanks to everyone who joined us for the Brian Culbertson/Norman Brown WCLK 40th Anniversary Fall Benefit Concert at Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre.…

The iconic record company turns 75 this year, and to celebrate, it threw a concert featuring both its living legends and rising stars. Hear highlights and reflections on the label's influence.

WCLK Program Director Aaron Cohen is playing the new release from legendary bassist Stanley Clarke, called Up. Up features a who's who of Clarke's…

WCLK PD Aaron Cohen has added Carmen Lundy's latest release on Afrasia Productions, a 13 song cycle of pure jazz vocal delight. Cohen feels that Lundy…

Click here to preview the Jazz 91.9 WCLK October Jazzette #TY new and renewing members! The reveal of Atlanta’s Jazz 2014 Portrait, WCLK celebrates with…

Kimya Motley didn't imagine she would be the victim of a horrific act of domestic violence. But in 2011 she and her daughter were both shot in the head by…

Miguel Zenón, the prolific saxophonist and composer, interviewed fellow Puerto Ricans living in New York City about their multiple national identities. Then he made a new album about it.