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A Summer Solstice Cruise on the steamship Virginia V with live jazz at sunset and a moonlit return is set for June 21.
To get you in the mood, blow the whistle or download it for a ringtone!
More details below.....
Jazz
After Hours is a late night jazz radio show hosted by
Jim Wilke heard Friday and Saturday nights across the U.S.
and parts of Canada since 1984. Like the last set at a jazz
club, the mood is mellow but not without surprises. New and
well-established jazz artists drop in for a chat, and the
music ranges from latest releases to jazz classics. There's
news of tours, festivals and clubs - the best places to hear
live jazz.
Jim's easy-going presentation has won the
praise of jazz stars Dizzy Gillespie, Ray Brown, Max Roach,
Joe Henderson, Milt Jackson, Joshua Redman, Billy Taylor, Maria Schneider and
many others who have been guests on Jazz After Hours.
The program was again named one of the top national jazz
programs by the JazzTimes
Readers Poll in 2006, 2007 and 2008, and Jim was nominated again in 2006 and 2007
for the Willis Conover/Marian McPartland Award for Excellence
in Jazz Broadcasting by the Jazz
Journalists Association.
The show is produced at Hatchcover Productions in Seattle
and distributed via satellite by Public
Radio International from Midnight
to 7 a.m. Eastern Time each weekend. It also reaches an international audience
via more than a dozen stations
who stream the program to the internet.
Not a nightowl? Some listeners have told
us how they timeshift the show to conform to their schedule. If youd like to know how they do it, send
us an email. Enjoy exploring our website, and if you have
questions about the program not answered here, send email
to jim@jazzafterhours.org

We're cruisin' on the steamship Virginia V again, an early evening Summer Solstice cruise on Lake Union and Lake Washington at sunset with a full moon rising. Live jazz by the Clarence Acox Quintet, light hors d'oeuvres and deserts included, cash bar, Saturday night June 21, 8-11 pm.
Co-presented by Earshot Jazz, Jazz After Hours and the Virginia V Foundation. Don't miss this great night of jazz on the water aboard an historic steamship! For more information, see www.virigniav.org or call 206-624-9119. Reservations are required.
Here's an easy way to purchase music featured on this program and provide financial support as well. Just click the amazon.com logo to order. Gift certificates are also available.
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