In this episode, we feature alto sax player Frank Strozier, pianist Sir Roland Hanna, and a duo of pianist Duke Jordan and baritone saxophonist Cecil Payne.

In this episode, we feature trumpeter Conte Candoli, tenor sax Frank Morgan, alto sax Ricky Ford and trumpeter Johnny Coles.

In this episode, we feature trumpeter Fats Navarro, pianist Bud Powell and wind up with trumpeter Dizzy Gillespie.

In this episode, we feature a little-known composer Ray Henderson but with well-known songs, the music of Rodgers and Hammerstein, Frank Loesser and Leonard Bernstein.

In this episode, we feature baritone saxophonist Pepper Adams, Vibraphonist Bobby Hutcherson and trumpeter Freddie Hubbard.

In this episode we feature music by the Tony Scott Quartet, Lee Konitz, and Chet Baker.

In this episode, we feature British pianist Victor Feldman, guitarist Wes Montgomery and drummer Art Blakey and the Jazz Messengers.

In this episode, we discover more versions of songs containing the word "blue" in the title.  There will be some surprises for you here.

In this episode, we present material from the Just for Fun album, a live show presented by our own Don Thomson, featuring Doug McDonald.

In this episode, we present three artists:  tenor sax player Pete Christlieb and his small big band; singer Ernestine Anderson; and Saxophonist Coleman Hawkins.

In this episode, we present Part 2 of a comprehensive listen to Benny Goodman from 1933-1946.

In this episode, we present Part 1 of a comprehensive listen to Benny Goodman from 1933-1946.

 In this episode, we feature Joe Sullivan on piano, Peewee Russell on clarinet, and Bud Freeman on tenor sax.

In this episode, we begin a 2-part series on trumpeter Miles Davis, spanning his work from approximately 1949-1959.

In this episode, we go a bit modern with Cannonball Adderley, Charles Mingus and Don Ellis.

 In this episode, we conclude a 2-part series on trumpeter Miles Davis, spanning his work from approximately 1959-1968.

In this episode, we bring you saxophonist Harry Allen, boogie-woogie pianist Freddie Slack and saxophonist Gene Ammons.

In this episode, we bring you saxophonist Al Cohn, singers Julie London, Karrin Allyson and Tierney Sutton and the guitarist Jimmy Raney.

In this episode, we feature the Johnny Griffin Quartet, the George Shearing Quintet and Kenny Dorham.

In this episode, we feature Dexter Gordon, Roberta Gambarini, and Milt Jackson for your listening enjoyment.

Now it's Don's turn.  He will play some of his favorite jazz for you from the 30s on up.

This show features some of Chris's favorites including Billie Holiday, Oscar Peterson and Chet Baker.

In this episode, we head back to the early days of jazz, featuring Bix Beiderbecke, Bessie Smith and Sidney Bechet.

In this episode, we concentrate on pianos via Oscar Peterson, Hank Jones, Red Garland and Wynton Kelly.

In this episode, we begin with a lengthy feature on the alto sax player, Charlie Parker, and then move on to other alto sax players such as Phil Woods.

In this episode, we feature songs written by, and sometimes played by, Thelonious Monk, all with his contemporaries.

In this show, we feature a number of famous and not-so-famous composers including Fred Allard, Harold Arlin and Harry Warren.

In this episode, we feature Thelonious Monk, Rahsaan Roland Kirk, and wind up with some Charles Mingus.

In this episode, we feature Rickey Woodard, the Bill Cunliffe Trio, and Pete Christlieb, all musicians Don has featured at events.

In this episode, all songs presented contain the word "moon" in the title of the song.

In this episode, we feature the music of trumpeter Harry Edison, pianist Wynton Kelly with trio, and tenor saxophonist Lucky Thompson.

In this episode, we feature beginning influences in modern jazz like Dave Brubeck and Jimmy Heath.

In this episode, we bring you Bee Hive Artists, Part 2 including Curtis Fuller, Ronnie Mathews and Dizzy Reece.

In this episode, we feature artists recorded on the Bee Hive label from the late 70s/early 80s like Pepper Adams, Sal Nistico and Johnny Hartman.

In this episode, we feature only songs with women's names in them, like Hard-Hearted Hannah and Lulu's Back in Town.

In this episode, we feature the vibraphonist Terry Gibbs and his dream band, vocalist Ann Richards, and wind up with saxophonist Harold Land.

In this episode and as played on our new, opening theme, hear Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, Charlie Parker and Miles Davis.

In this episode, we feature Zoot Sims, Hank Jones and Blue Mitchell, a little something for everybody.

In this episode, we feature more jazz greats featuring the word "blue" in the song title.

In this episode we feature Johnny Hodges with Earl Hines, vocalist Stephanie Nakasian, and Ben Webster.