In this episode, we feature songs composed by jazz artists and played by their contemporaries from the 1950s and 60s.

In this episode, we feature more songs from the great Cole Porter performed by various jazz artists.

On this, Don's birthday show, we feature songs by various jazz artists with "love" in the title.

In this episode, we feature songs with "blue" in the title from various jazz artists throughout the decades.

In this episode we feature three great bass players: Oscar Pettiford; Paul Chambers; and Charles Mingus.

In this, our second anniversary episode, we feature the alto saxophone with such greats as Charlie Parker and Art Pepper.

In this episode, we feature the songs by Irving Berlin as performed by various jazz artists.

In this episode, we feature the Benny Goodman Quartet from 1936-37, Django Reinhardt and Nat King Cole from the mid '50s.

In this episode we feature some unusual Miles Davis, singer Shirley Horn and vibraphonist Milt Jackson.

In this episode, we feature music from trumpeter Louis Armstrong, pianist Fats Waller and trombonist Jack Teagarden.

In this episode, we feature Latin jazz musicians such as Tito Puente, Mongo Santamaria and Cal Tjader.

In this episode, we feature saxophonist Coleman Hawkins from the 20s to the 50s.

In this episode, we feature music from Kenny Dorham, Tommy Flanagan, and Joe Henderson.

In this episode, we explore the many recording artists brought to us from the Dial record label.

In this episode, we feature composers playing their own music such as Thelonious Monk and Horace Silver.

In this episode, we feature Louis Armstrong at the beginning and end of the show and present several vocalists in the middle.

In this episode, we feature the songs of Cole Porter performed by various artists.

In this episode, we feature people you think of as musicians but who are also excellent jazz vocalists.

In this episode, we feature songs by Rogers and Hart, some with vocals and some just with music.

In this episode, we feature Part 2 of Don's pick of the top 15 jazz trumpet players.

In this episode, we feature Part 1 of Don's pick of the top 15 jazz trumpet players.

In this episode, we feature more modern renditions of jazz classics by seasoned players like Buck Clayton and Teddy Wilson.

In this episode which was broadcast on December 24, 2014, we feature jazz renditions of Christmas songs.

In this episode, we feature 5 big bands playing between 1940 and 1942 and then wind up with some Dizzy Gillespie.

In this episode, we feature more excellent music from the 50s starting with the great Stan Getz.

In this episode, we feature 50s and 60s music surrounded by Miles Davis recordings from the early 50s then the late 50s.

In this episode, we feature the music of George and Ira Gershwin performed by various jazz greats.

In this episode, we feature saxophonist Scott Hamilton, Pianist George Shearing and trombone great Curtis Fuller.

In this episode, we feature the modern, postbop artists Art Farmer and Jim Hall, Phil woods, and Donald Byrd.

In this episode, we have a special guest, Jim Gatewood, and we feature various guitar greats in his honor.

In this episode, we feature three artists:  Tommy Dorsey; the Red Garland Trio; and Kenny Dorham.

In this episode we feature three great jazz musicians:  Art Blakey; Hank Jones; and Dexter Gordon.

In this episode, we feature Art Blakey and notable saxophone artists who played with him over the years.

In this episode, we feature music from Dave Brubeck, Kenny Burrell and Stan Getz.

In this episode we bring you some more modern jazz from Zoot Sims, the Wynton Kelly Trio, Milt Jackson and others.

In this episode, we're back to featuring pairs of the same song, performed by different artists.  The comparisons are fun and instructive about the music.

In this episode, we feature some jazz banjo, singer Catherine Russell, Count Basie, and many more musicians and singers.

In this episode, we bring you some bop beginning with Horrace Silver and some other very listenable bop artists.

In this episode, we feature Count Basie, Milt Jackson and John Coltrane in another pairing of three great musicians.

In this episode, imagine that it is 1960 and you are reviewing the top jazz tunes of the last decade. We do that for you.

In this episode, we present female vocalists from Bessie Smith to Dinah Washington and lots more in-between.

In this episode, we present Duke Ellington in a small group setting, then more recent recordings of his most famous side men.

In this episode we present a mix of musicians and singers like Lionel Hampton, Anita O'Day, and Ben Webster.

In this episode, we feature paired instrumental songs with the vocal version of the same song.

In this episode, we return to Ella Fitzgerald for songs of the Irving Berlin and the George and Ira Gershwin's songbooks.

In this episode, we feature instruments in sets of three with trumpets, clarinets, saxophones, etc.

In this episode, we go by San Francisco's Club Hangover to hear live shows by Kid Orey, Earl Hines, and many other musicians.

In this episode, we feature live performances from Benny Goodman on the radio, Bill Harris and Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers.

In this modern-leaning episode, we feature Clifford Brown, Oscar Peterson, J.J. Johnson, and Sonny Rollins.

In this episode, we feature great jazz female singers from Ella Fitzgerald, to Dakota Staton, to Dinah Washington  and several more.

Chris and Don welcome Matt Daniels, a guitarist and guest. Matt's Tavern of Fine Arts has been known to play our archives later in the evening.

 In this episode, we feature Eddie Condon, Ella Fitzgerald, and Stan Getz.

In the episode we have another potpourri of jazz musicians, many we haven't played yet on this show.

 In this episode, we feature the group "One for All" and key members of the group playing bop from the past decade+.

In this episode we take you on an excursion decade by decade starting with the 20s, ending in the 90s.

 In this episode, we feature a number of big bands from the 1930s and early 1940s.

In this episode, we feature a potpourri of jazz artists including the pianist Frank French and Sarah Vaughn with Clifford Brown.

This episode features Art Tatum with a variety of small groups. Very different from the solos and wonderful stuff.

In this episode we present Charlie Parker playing with mainstream musicians of the 40s along with vocals by Stephanie Nakasian.

In this episode, we continue featuring small combo sessions in jazz with a special segment featuring Mildred Bailey on vocals.

In this show, we feature small group sessions with many different musicians, led by the great Lionel Hampton on vibes.

 We present Jazz at the Philharmonic recordings, amazing live songs showcasing the best in jazz from the 40s and 50s.

In this episode, we present a potpourri of artists including Joe Venuti, Jess Stacy, and some Jazz Christmas music!

In this episode, we bring you part 2 of the Mosaic box sets we featured a few weeks back...

In this episode we feature music from Woody Herman, Nat King Cole and Stan Kenton.

On this live show we feature one hour of Billie Holiday and the next hour of Lester Young.

In this show, we present 5 artists taken from Mosaic box sets including Hank Mobley, Dizzy Gillespie, and others.

In this episode we present the clarinet, two vocal groups and wind up with the trombone.

 In this episode, we review the 1938 Benny Goodman concert at
Carnegie Hall.

We present trumpets and clubs.  Some trumpets are not in nightclubs, and others are, along with introductions to these clubs.

Featuring larger bands and vocalists including Carmen McCrae and Cal Tjader.

Hear music written by jazz musicians but played by other jazz artists.

Don's Journey From the 20s through the 60s.

Journey Into Jazz features Latin Jazz from Cal Tjader to Vince Guaraldi

Featuring four singers and a segment comparing Oscar Peterson and Bill Evans.

Jazzguys episode 13 featuring a number of notable blind jazz musicians, some you may know and some you may not know.

Chris chooses mostly strings with banjo, violin, and guitar.

Familiar groups and albums from the 50's.

In this show we feature Miles Davis from the late 1950's.

Don selects jazz from the 50's and 60's including Joe Henderson, Grant Green, Phil Woods. and others.

Hear selected favorites from the Cole Porter and Rogers and Hart songbooks, all sung by Ella Fitzgerald.

In this show we have a large set of Dixieland tunes, Al Casey on guitar, Kenny Burrell on guitar and then a few horns tomeo round out the show.

Art Blakey made scores of musicians famous between 1952 and 1990. Here we feature notable trumpet players.

Journey into jazz features Duke Ellington.