Monterey Jazz Festival
Hear concert recordings, see photos and read our complete coverageChris Potter (right) performs with the Scott Colley Trio at the 2011 Monterey Jazz Festival. John Whiting for NPR hide caption
Listen Now: Scott Colley Trio In Concert
Donny McCaslin at the 2011 Monterey Jazz Festival. Craig Lovell/Monterey Jazz Festival hide caption
Listen Now: Donny McCaslin Group In Concert
Bill Carrothers at the 2011 Monterey Jazz Festival. Craig Lovell/Monterey Jazz Festival hide caption
Listen Now: Bill Carrothers Trio In Concert
John Santos leads his sextet at the 2011 Monterey Jazz Festival. Cole Thompson/Monterey Jazz Festival hide caption
Listen Now: Club John Santos Sextet In Concert
Juan-Carlos Formell and Johnny's Dream Club at the 2011 Monterey Jazz Festival. Cole Thompson/Monterey Jazz Festival hide caption
Listen Now: Juan-Carlos Formell And Johnny's Dream In Concert
The Sarah Wilson Quintet at the 2011 Monterey Jazz Festival. Craig Lovell/Monterey Jazz Festival hide caption
Listen Now: Sarah Wilson Quintet In Concert
Showcase Artist Robert Glasper will perform in several different configurations at the 2011 Monterey Jazz Festival. His piano trio plays the festival's very first set. Joey L/Blue Note Records hide caption
Terence Blanchard (left) and Kermit Ruffins perform in the An Afternoon In Treme revue at the 2011 Monterey Jazz Festival. Craig Lovell/Monterey Jazz Festival hide caption
An airplane flies over the Arena Stage of the Monterey Jazz Festival. Cole Thompson/Monterey Jazz Festival hide caption
Gerald Wilson Orchestra in Concert from the Monterey Jazz Festival - 09/22/2007
Dave Brubeck in Concert from the Monterey Jazz Festival - 09/23/2007
Otis Taylor in Concert from the Monterey Jazz Festival - 09/22/2007
Monterey in Minutes: An Audio Montage
Terence Blanchard performs with the Vince Mendoza Orchestra in a tribute to the music of Miles Davis and Gil Evans. Craig Lovell/Monterey Jazz Festival hide caption
Bill Carrothers performs at the Monterey Jazz Festival. John Whiting for NPR hide caption
The KUSP mobile broadcasting unit, aka "The Sturgeon." Stephen Laufer/KUSP hide caption
Helen Sung at the Monterey Jazz Festival. John Whiting for NPR hide caption