Chicago, IL, October 21, 2026 —

A new book from WTTW examines Chicago’s influence on jazz music over the past century, according to the available description. The book’s stated subject is the city’s significant role in the music’s history.

The description offers a broad account of the book’s focus but does not provide its title, author, publication date or length. It also does not identify particular musicians, venues, recordings or events discussed in the book. Further details about how the book traces Chicago’s influence were not provided.

The century-long scope places the book’s subject across an extended period, but the description does not specify the years it covers or explain how it defines the city’s influence. It does not say whether the book concentrates on particular periods, styles or communities, or whether it includes interviews, archival material or other sources.

WTTW is identified as the source of the new book, but no additional information was provided about its role in the project or how readers can access it. The available summary also does not include statements from the book’s author or WTTW.

As described, the book offers an account of Chicago’s contribution to jazz over the past century. More specific information about its contents and publication was not included in the summary.


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