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Late night Sundays and Mondays are special times of the week. From 10:00pm this week, Jazz After Hours brings you Eddie Bernasconi, and Ramsay McInnes. Catch the crew with jazz to engage, relax and refresh.

Jazz After Hours

Jazz Jazz After Hours Program Highlights

Late night Sundays and Mondays are special times of the week, especially after 10pm. Last week, it was trumpeter Eddie Bernasconi, and producer Ramsay McInnes. From 10:00pm this week, it is Deborah Evans and Gail Monjo. Catch the crew with jazz to engage, relax and refresh. Or Listen Anytime.

Jazz After Hours

Jazz Jazz After Hours Program Highlights

May 8th – Latenight Sundays and Mondays bring something special to this week, Cole Porter. From 10pm, Deborah Evans on Sunday and Gail Monjo on Monday. Catch them with jazz to engage, relax and refresh.

Jazz After Hours

Jazz Jazz After Hours Program Highlights

Mar 12th - Late-night Sundays and Mondays bring something special to the week. From 10pm, this week it is Deborah Evans on Sunday 13th and Gail Monjo on Monday 14th. Catch them with jazz to engage, relax and refresh. Deborah brings the music of Larry Adler, performing with a celebrity list, including Sting, Peter Gabriel, Lisa Stansfield, Elton John, Carly Simon, and more. Gail Monjo will be celebrating Aretha Franklin’s birthday, including her magnificent voice on a few standards Skylark, Unforgettable and Love For Sale.

Jazz After Hours

Jazz Jazz After Hours Program Highlights

Late-night Sundays and Mondays are special times of the week. From 10:00pm, this week, Deborah Evans and Eddie Bernasconi will engage you, and yet relax with FineJazz. Sunday brings Deborah Evans, with a tribute to the music of Joni Mitchell and Neil Young, interpreted by Herbie Hancock, and KD Lang. She will also feature a bit of Gershwin as a taster for her Gershwin special later this month. Monday brings Eddie Bernsaconi who will be featuring Cardiff jazz band Slowly Rolling Camera, combining jazz and trip-hop, and the keyboard virtuosity of Larry Goldings.