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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Jason Palmer – An Ancient Chinese Gu (Live)
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18:43
Harold Mabern – Mr. Johnson
17:49
Ron Carter Renee Rosnes Jimmy Greene Payton Crossley – You And The Night And The Music
17:48
Jazz At Lincoln Center Orchestra – Quasimodo
17:41
Orrin Evans The Captain Black Big Band – I'M So Glad I Got To Know You
17:34
E.J. Strickland Quintet – Abandoned Discovery
Top 10 Tracks on Current Jazz Station
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Harold Mabern – Mr. Johnson
Harold Mabern – Mr. Johnson
2
Orrin Evans The Captain Black Big Band – I'M So Glad I Got To Know You
Orrin Evans The Captain Black Big Band – I'M So Glad I Got To Know You
3
Seamus Blake Tony Tixier Florent Nisse Gautier Garrigue – Vaporbabe
Seamus Blake Tony Tixier Florent Nisse Gautier Garrigue – Vaporbabe
4
Christian Mcbride Big Band – The Very Thought Of You
Christian Mcbride Big Band – The Very Thought Of You
5
Eric Reed – Up Jumped Spring
Eric Reed – Up Jumped Spring
6
Franck Amsallem Feat. Irving Acao & Viktor Nyberg & Gautier Garrigue Franck Amsallem Gautier Garrigue Irving Acao Viktor Nyberg – Standard From
Franck Amsallem Feat. Irving Acao & Viktor Nyberg & Gautier Garrigue Franck Amsallem Gautier Garrigue Irving Acao Viktor Nyberg – Standard From
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Steve Davis – A Child Is Born
Steve Davis – A Child Is Born
8
Nicholas Payton – Othello
Nicholas Payton – Othello
9
Christopher Alpiar Quartet – Snowy
Christopher Alpiar Quartet – Snowy
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Theo Hill Joel Ross Rashaan Carter Mark Whitfield Jr – Mantra
Theo Hill Joel Ross Rashaan Carter Mark Whitfield Jr – Mantra
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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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