09/02/2026
The music world and WBGO are mourning the loss of two-time Grammy Award-winning jazz singer, songwriter and producer Cassandra Wilson. Wilson died this morning (September 2) in Jackson, Mississippi. She was 70.
The Jackson native was known for her unmistakable voice and for expanding the boundaries of jazz by incorporating blues, country and folk music into her work.
WBGO “Daybreak” host Gary Walker first met Wilson at the WBGO studios in Newark in 1982, shortly after she moved to New York.
“There were no boundaries for Cassandra Wilson as to what she explored. Every time she approached a piece of music with that sultry, smoky vibe of hers, you thought, ‘this is Cassandra’s music’ because it was.”
Throughout her career, Wilson earned two Grammy Awards and was named a National Endowment for the Arts Jazz Master in 2022.
WBGO remembers Cassandra Wilson and celebrates the extraordinary voice, artistry and legacy she leaves behind. 🕊️
Hear more about the impact of Cassandra Wilson's music from WBGO's Doug Doyle:
https://www.wbgo.org/music/2026-09-02/wbgo-mourns-the-loss-of-nea-jazz-master-and-two-time-grammy-award-winning-vocalist-cassandra-wilson