Dianne Reeves with Chucho Valdés and Joe Lovano

Born in Detroit, Dianne Reeves is renowned for her jazz vocals and scat singing, reminiscent of Dinah Washington and Carmen McRae. She's collaborated with legends like Sergio Mendes, Harry Belafonte, and George Duke. Notable albums include "I Remember" and "The Calling: Celebrating Sarah Vaughan." She appeared in the film "Good Night, and Good Luck" and won acclaim for "Beautiful Life." Her style blends jazz with African and world music influences.

Joe Lovano, born in Cleveland, is a renowned saxophonist known for his expressive improvisation and blending of bop, modal, and free jazz. Celebrated for albums like *52nd Street Themes* and *Celebrating Sinatra*, he's collaborated with icons like Hank Jones and Paul Motian. Lovano has won a Grammy for Best Large Jazz Ensemble Album and is known for his work with the Trio Tapestry and Sound Prints ensembles. His acclaimed releases include John Coltrane and Charlie Parker tributes, and he has recorded with notable artists like Dave Douglas and Marilyn Crispell.