If you havenât watched Cassandra Wilson perform onstage, then you havenât seen in person the being and body of the best jazz singer in the US (if not the whole world). Wilson has no equal in the emotional expression and intellectual command of jazz singing. Also, she moves between the worlds of popular music (the Rootsâ âSwept Awayâ) and high culture (Wynton Marsalisâs âBlood on the Fieldsâ) with exceptional ease. She is at once at home on the streets (hiphop), in the shacks (blues), and in the palaces (modern jazz) of Americaâs black musical worlds. I worship her. (Triple Door, 216 Union St, tripledoor.net, 7 pm [all ages] and 9:30 pm [21+], $25â$50, May 7â8)