Sheryl Lee Ralph sings at the 74th Emmy Awards, left, and Dianne Reeves performs at the 61st Monterey Jazz Festival. (Myung J. Chun / Los Angeles Times; Universal Images Group via Getty Images) ...

NPR's Juana Summers talks with Dianne Reeves, whose song "Endangered Species" was sung by Sheryl Lee Ralph when she accepted an Emmy for outstanding supporting actress in a comedy.

For Dianne Reeves and Cleo Parker Robinson, a collaboration was delayed, but inevitable “Journeys,” takes place Sept. 25- 26 at The Ellie Caulkins Opera House ...

Dianne Reeves felt it was the perfect song for the moment. When it comes to Ralph singing “Endangered Species” with her inspiring speech, Reeves felt that it couldn’t have been a more ...

Dianne Reeves has a voice to die for -- crystalline and bell-like in her soaring soprano notes, warm and embracing in her middle range, dark and feline in her low chest tones, ...

Dianne Reeves, the sumptuous-voiced jazz singer who's as likely to do a Temptations tune as a Cole Porter classic, always liked Fleetwood Mac's "Dreams, " one of the modern standards on "Beautiful ...

Dianne Reeves, the singer behind "Endangered Species," tells us about Sheryl Lee Ralph including the song in her Emmys acceptance speech.

Was casting Dianne Reeves as a sultry jazz singer in the McCarthy-era political drama "Good Night, and Good Luck" an inspired choice by actor-director George Clooney?

Dianne Reeves, ‘Love is in the Air’ Jazz at Lincoln Center . She has crossed a thousand bridges, in her search for something real. That’s essentially the opening line of “Bridges,” the ...

Dianne Reeves brings her rhythmic virtuosity to a sparkling set of standards, including duets with host Marian McPartland on "Close Enough for Love" and "Softly, As in a Morning Sunrise." ...

Dianne Reeves. Brazilian music was on the collective concert-going brain in town recently, as if by design —the great (greatest?) classical guitar duo the Assad Brothers dazzled at the Lobero theater, ...

One of the highlights of last year's "Live in Swing City," a television tribute to Duke Ellington by the Lincoln Center Jazz Orchestra, was the appearance of singer Dianne Reeves. Reeves turned ...