Jazz Jam with Gerald Albright, Brian Culbertson, and more

Born in South Central LA, jazz saxophonist Gerald Albright excels across multiple instruments. He’s known for hits like "Just Between Us" and "24/7" with Norman Brown. Albright’s collaborations include Patrice Rushen, Quincy Jones, and Dave Koz. His albums, such as "Slam Dunk" and "Summer Horns," frequently top jazz charts, and he runs his own label, Bright Music.

Brian Culbertson, born in Decatur, Illinois, is a renowned keyboardist and composer known for his jazz, funk, pop, and new age crossover albums. He gained fame with hits like "Secrets," "Somethin' Bout Love," and "It's on Tonight," and collaborated with stars like Gerald Albright and Bootsy Collins. An award-winning artist, he's released many chart-topping jazz albums and founded BCM Entertainment. Culbertson's diverse sound includes R&B romance and acoustic jazz, with celebrated works like "Colors of Love" and "Bringing Back the Funk."

Sheila E., born in Oakland, is known for her work with Prince, including hits "The Glamorous Life" and "A Love Bizarre." A top percussionist, she also collaborated with George Duke and Marvin Gaye. Her career highlights include touring with Ringo Starr, releasing multiple solo albums, and amassing numerous session credits. Sheila's genres span pop, Latin jazz, and salsa, with awards for her dynamic performances.