Current Jazz
Listen to CURRENT JAZZ live online for free.
Station genres - Jazz & Funk and Classic Jazz.
Broadcast is from Spain, Barcelona.
Broadcast language: English.
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Will Vinson Matt Brewer Obed Calvaire Sullivan Fortner – Boogaloo
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22:44
Black Art Jazz Collective – Awuraa Amma
22:40
Joel Ross – Ill Relations
22:29
Vincent Herring Bobby Watson Gary Bartz – Lover Man
22:20
Brad Mehldau Trio – Beatrice
22:13
Walt Weiskopf Anders Mogensen Daniel Franck Carl Winther – Soul Eyes
Top 10 Tracks on Current Jazz Station
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Chick Corea Christian Mcbride Brian Blade – Eiderdown (Live)
Chick Corea Christian Mcbride Brian Blade – Eiderdown (Live)
2
Johnathan Blake Chris Potter Linda May Han Oh – Trope
Johnathan Blake Chris Potter Linda May Han Oh – Trope
3
Jason Palmer – A Lady And Gentleman In Black (Rembrandt) (Live)
Jason Palmer – A Lady And Gentleman In Black (Rembrandt) (Live)
4
Wayne Escoffery – Tears For Carolyn
Wayne Escoffery – Tears For Carolyn
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Antonio Adolfo – Passarim
Antonio Adolfo – Passarim
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Vincent Herring Bobby Watson Gary Bartz – Lover Man
Vincent Herring Bobby Watson Gary Bartz – Lover Man
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Richie Goods The Goods Project – The Sage
Richie Goods The Goods Project – The Sage
8
Wayne Escoffery – To The Ends Of The Earth
Wayne Escoffery – To The Ends Of The Earth
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Robert Rodriguez Christian Mcbride E.J. Strickland Lauren Sevian Alexa Tarantino – Lamb And Bunny
Robert Rodriguez Christian Mcbride E.J. Strickland Lauren Sevian Alexa Tarantino – Lamb And Bunny
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Warren Wolf – Do You Hear What I Hear?
Warren Wolf – Do You Hear What I Hear?
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Current Jazz Radio is a live online station featuring today's leading voices in acoustic and contemporary jazz. With a focus on post-bop, modern trio formats, and expressive small ensemble work, the playlist showcases the evolving language of jazz through melody, improvisation, and dynamic interplay. From Pat Metheny to rising composers, this is the sound of jazz now — thoughtful, skilled, and alive.
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