In this episode we feature two pianists, Ray Bryant and John Campbell. Then we have a tenor man, Ricky Ford.

In this episode, we feature three key jazz musicians: Art Blakey; Wynton Marsalis; and and Chris Potter.

In this episode we play Ellington songs starting with an instrumental and following with a vocal version.

In this episode, we hear more of Chris' favorite sax players from more modern times.

In this episode, we hear excerpts of a concert Don recently organized featuring Doug MacDonald and others.

In this episode, Chris chooses some of his favorite sax players from the early years of jazz.

In this episode, we return to the Classic Savoy Bee-BOP sessions, recently re-issued.

This episode features Lucky Thompson on tenor sax, singer Sarah Vaughn, and alto sax player Paul Desmond.

In this episode we feature newly remastered savoy Records bee-bop artists such as Dexter Gordon and J. J. Johnson.

In this episode we feature hard bop from the '50s and '60s from fourteen different artists.

In this episode, we feature Oscar Peterson with Herb Ellis, Gerry Mulligan on the 1963 Nightlights, and Cedar Walton in an All-Star band.

In this episode, we choose songs with the word "love" in the title.  This helps us find things you might never hear otherwise.

In this episode we feature Cal Collins on guitar, the vocalist Blossom Dearie and the valve trombone player (among other things) Bob Brookmeyer.

Three artists again; guitarist Barney Kessel, vocalist Catherine Russell, and tenor man Bill Perkins

This show features three more groups; two from the Sixties, and a more recent one. Thad Jones/Mel Lewis, Buddy Rich, and Vaughn Wiester.

In this episode, we interview local pianist Dwayne Estes, play key pianists for him, and feature him performing as well.

In this episode, we feature early Roy Eldridge, drummer Sid Catlett, and tenor sax player Wardell Gray.

In this episode, we present great old-time jazz between 1935 and 1938.