CARRY ME HOME: THE STORY & MUSIC OF THE NATHANIEL DETT CHORALE February 2 at 7ET / 4PT
February 16 at 9ET / 6PT
This documentary examines the fascinating life, rich musical history and passionate spirit of the Canadian jazz/swing/blues/folk singer, guitarist and storyteller. This grandson of slaves has an impressive repertoire of 1300 songs.

THE INCOMPARABLE JACKIE RICHARDSON – THE VOICE OF AN ARTIST
World Television Premiere – February 2 at 8ET / 5PT
Jackie Richardson performs live with musicians Doug Riley, Kim Richardson, Ben Riley Dave Young and Ted Quinlan.  The program also provides a glimpse into her life off-stage.

RAY CHARLES: TRIBUTE ON ICE
February 4 at 9:30ET / 6:30PT
A unique presentation of art and athleticism from some of the world's greatest figure skaters as they glide across the ice to a live performance by Ray Charles. Features Olympic skaters Brian Boitano, Brian Orser, Elvis Stojko, Jamie Sale and David Pelletier and more.

HEART BEAT
Tuesdays at 7ET / 4PT
A half-hour music series that explores the various forms of music from the Caribbean.
February 5 – Tanya Mullings
February 12 – Kellylee Evans
February 19 – Shakura S’Aida

THE MONTREAL JAZZ FESTIVAL 2007
February 5 at 7:30ET / 4:30PT
Captivating performances from some of the acclaimed artists who appeared at the city's famed celebration of music. This episode features Congo Square, Wynton Marsalis' tribute to the only place in North America where African slaves were allowed to gather and play their own music during the 18th and 19th centuries. Marsalis' venture showcases the African roots of American Jazz.

ARETHA FRANKLIN’S TRIBUTE ON ICE
February 11 at 9:30ET / 6:30PT
A unique presentation of art and athleticism from some of the world's greatest figure skaters as they glide across the ice to a live performance by Aretha Franklin, showcasing the songs Silent Night and Freeway of Love. Features Katarina Witt, Brian Orser, Scott Williams, Rudy Galindo and more.

JERI BROWN: THE SPIRIT COMES THROUGH
February 16 at 10ET / 7PT
The internationally renowned jazz artist chooses 15 talented young singers from Nova Scotia's black communities, mentors them through a rigorous rehearsal process and performs with them at St. Matthew's United Church in Halifax.