We have a packed weekend of treats! On Friday evening, jazz superstar Gregory Porter will be joining Ian Shaw on the Ronnie Scott’s Radio Show (9pm). Saturday morning (10am) sees Nigel Williams speaking to saxophone giant Kamasi Washington, discussing his score for the Michelle Obama documentary Becoming. Chris Philips is celebrating the much-loved bassist Cecil McBee on his 85th birthday (The Blueprint, 10pm). Then on Sunday evening (Folded Space, 1am), Tony Minvielle will be joined by US pianist Christian Sands and playing tracks from his new album Be Water.

With her 100th birthday on Tuesday, we’ll be the life of an iconic singer, performer, actor, songwriter and businesswoman - Peggy Lee. As part of our Established 1990 series, this is a chance to explore the extraordinary life and wonderful music of the woman dubbed “The female Frank Sinatra” by Tony Bennett.

Chris Gilvear is your host with guests including Peggy’s granddaughter Holly Foster-Wells, contemporary jazz stars Jo Harrop and China Moses, revealing why she was so important to their own musical journeys.

All episodes from well-known comedian and jazz superfan Marcus Brigstocke are now available on JazzFM.com. Listen back to the special series showcasing the many musicians who have cross-pollinated and contributed to each other’s albums over the years, featuring the likes of Art Blakey, Miles Davis, Sidney Bechet, Blossom Dearie, Dr. John, Chet Baker and Thelonious Monk.

Our June cheese box and wine cases are now available. The June cheese box includes three selections of artisan cheese, alongside complementary pairings. Our wine cases include a choice of characterful Italian and elegant French varieties, pairing perfectly with the ever-growing warm weather as we head towards June.

Jazz scholar and cartoonist Dave Chisholm and Peter Markowski are set to tell the story of legendary saxophonist Charlie Parker through a new graphic novel - Chasin' the Bird: Charlie Parker in California - which focuses on his tumultuous time in the state during the 1940, his relationship with trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie and his admission into a mental hospital, all of which led to the penning of some of his most famous works.

Across the day, Nigel Williams, Anne Frankenstein and Jamie Crick feature our album of the week and give you a chance to win it. This week, we’re giving away five copies of the fantastic new release from the energetic Manchester-based trio GoGo Penguin, GoGo Penguin, courtesy of Blue Note Records. Their self-titled release follows the Jazz FM Award-winning group's critically acclaimed 2018 album A Humdrum Star.