This week on an archive edition of the MCG Jazz Spotlight Show, hosts Marty Ashby and Renée Govanucci celebrate Black History Month with a focus on Pittsburgh Jazz artists who contributed greatly to the very course of jazz in America and the world.

Out of the many legends to choose from, the show features nine musicians who were spotlighted in the Pittsburgh jazz documentary film, “We Knew What We Had” including Billy Eckstine, Erroll Garner, Ray Brown, Stanley Turrentine, Ahmad Jamal, George Benson and Roger Humphries and more.

Friday and Sunday night at 6, and 1pm, Saturday on WZUM.

Sounds from innovators of jazz as Kate Borger Celebrated Black History Month.

Rhythm a Ning - Friday morning at 10, Saturday at 11 on WZUM.

Roger, Reggie and Chu - Thursday night at 6, Friday and Saturday at noon, Sunday at 5 on WZUM.

Black history, jazz history and Pittsburgh history all in one program.

Marty Ashby and special guest, Ken Kimery, the Jazz Program Director at the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian explore the legacy and talent of NEA Jazz Master, David Baker..

MCG Jazz Spotlight Show - Friday and Sunday night at 6, and 1pm, Saturday on WZUM.

As we wait for word from Punxsutawney, Kate Borger turns to songs about the weather.

Hear Ella Fitzgerald revel in “Blue Skies” while Wes Montgomery shares Windy; Slim Gaillard tells us that “It’s Gettin’ Kind of Chilly” and much, much more.

Rhythm a Ning - Friday morning at 10, Saturday at 11 on WZUM.

We visit with Drummer Dave King, cofounder of the Bad Plus, visiting City Winery February 6. We talk about the band as a trio that included pianist Ethan Iverson for 18 years, then, our friend Orrin Evans - and now, a pianoless quartet.

We also hear about the important night at the Village Vanguard in New York - when proprietress Lorraine Gordon gave them a night that turned into much more.

We also visit with guitarist John Shannon about his music and about what’s up at Pittsburgh’s nightly jazz place - Con Alma.

The Scene - Thursday at 6pm, Sunday at 5pm, Friday and Saturday at noon on WZUM.

This week, Marty Ashby is joined by master keyboardist and composer, Max Leake, to explore his latest masterpiece, Threads. They will dive deep into the stories and inspirations behind Threads, reflecting on the threads that weave the rich tapestry of Max's career.

Friday and Sunday night at 6, Saturday at 1pm on WZUM.