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Broadcast on 30-Jun-2008

01 Jul 2008

Contributed by Lukas

This group consisting of Keith Jarrett on piano, Gary Peacock on bass and Jack DeJohnette on drums is one of the most distinctive piano/bass/drum trio...

Broadcast on 16-Jun-2008

17 Jun 2008

Contributed by Lukas

This earth shattering performance by pianist/bandleader Dave Brubeck's Quartet literally put Dave and his alto saxophonist Paul Desmond and the rest o...

Broadcast on 09-Jun-2008

10 Jun 2008

Contributed by Lukas

This is an annual get together in which many of the artists appearing at The Vancouver International Jazz Festival(2008) are featured. The Media Direc...

Broadcast on 02-Jun-2008

03 Jun 2008

Contributed by Lukas

Bassist/leader Chalie Haden is an acknowledged great on his instrument.....not a virtuoso player but a bassist who concentrates on 'feel', judicious c...

Broadcast on 26-May-2008

27 May 2008

Contributed by Lukas

As this great edition of Art Blakey's Jazz Messengers only recorded one domestically produced album, the classic "Moanin'" on Blue Note in Oct. 1958, ...

Broadcast on 19-May-2008

20 May 2008

Contributed by Lukas

Oliver Nelson was a musical 'man for all seasons': a great saxophonist who played alto, tenor, and soprano saxophones as well as clarinet and flute. N...

Broadcast on 12-May-2008

13 May 2008

Contributed by Lukas

"Spring" was twenty year old Tony William's second album for Blue Note and it's a stunner in creativity. Williams surrounded himself with some of the ...

Broadcast on 05-May-2008

06 May 2008

Contributed by Lukas

The late Elmo Hope who was born in New York, the only child of West Indian parents, on June 27 1923 and died quite young of a heart attack on May 19,1...

Broadcast on 28-Apr-2008

29 Apr 2008

Contributed by Lukas

George Russell is one of the true pioneers of Modern Jazz. He is one of the great composers and theorists in this music and wrote an influential book ...

Broadcast on 21-Apr-2008

22 Apr 2008

Contributed by Lukas

Warne Marsh(born in L.A,Oct. 26,1927 and died Dec.18,1987) was one of the great individualists of the tenor saxophone. He was pianist/teacher/Jazz pio...

Broadcast on 14-Apr-2008

15 Apr 2008

Contributed by Lukas

This recording, done live at the Village Vanguard in early 1962 marked a turning point in the evolution of alto saxophone master, Cannonball Adderley'...

Broadcast on 07-Apr-2008

08 Apr 2008

Contributed by Lukas

This was pianist Bill Evans' first recording with what was to be his quintessential trio with Scott LaFaro on bass and Paul Motian on drums. Standards...

Broadcast on 31-Mar-2008

01 Apr 2008

Contributed by Lukas

Bassist Curtis Counce was one of the first African-American musicians to be part of what was called in the 1950's "West Coast Jazz".....as part of the...

Broadcast on 24-Mar-2008

25 Mar 2008

Contributed by Lukas

Bennie Green was as important as J.J. Johnson in the development of Modern Jazz Trombone but sad to say he died in 1977 in obscurity. We bring Bennie ...

Broadcast on 17-Mar-2008

18 Mar 2008

Contributed by Lukas

When alto saxophonist Phil Woods relocated to Europe in 1968 it was not that his career was moribund but it was because of the negative political atmo...

Broadcast on 10-Mar-2008

11 Mar 2008

Contributed by Lukas

Alto and tenor saxophone master Sonny Stitt(born in Boston Feb. 2,1924) was one of the most recorded musicians in Jazz. He liked to travel alone and p...

Broadcast on 03-Mar-2008

04 Mar 2008

Contributed by Lukas

The Bad Plus is an accoustic trio with Ethan Iverson on piano, Reid Anderson on bass and David King on drums. They all compose and they move in their ...

Broadcast on 25-Feb-2008

26 Feb 2008

Contributed by Lukas

Herbie Hancock's album called "Inventions and Dimensions" is one of his most unique. Almost every composition is 'off the top'....total improvisation,...

Broadcast on 18-Feb-2008

19 Feb 2008

Contributed by Lukas

The 'classic' Brubeck Quartet with alto saxophonist Paul Desmond, bassist Gene Wright, drummer Joe Morello and of course, Mr.Brubeck on piano. Just co...

Broadcast on 11-Feb-2008

12 Feb 2008

Contributed by Lukas

Ornette Coleman's latest recording won the Pulitzer Prize and was the first Jazz recording to receive this great honour. Mr. Coleman has been recogniz...

Broadcast on 04-Feb-2008

05 Feb 2008

Contributed by Lukas

Drummer/composer Max Roach in conjunction with lyricist Oscar Brown Jr. created this suite in honour of the 100th anniversary of Lincoln's Emancipatio...

Broadcast on 28-Jan-2008

29 Jan 2008

Contributed by Lukas

This is a unique album in Morgan's recorded legacy. It is more open and spacy than the trumpeter's usual output because of the presence of Wayne Shrte...

Broadcast on 21-Jan-2008

22 Jan 2008

Contributed by Lukas

Sal Nistico was a great tenor saxophonist who left us far too soon. He was born in Syracuse, New York on April 2,1938 and died at 53 in Berne, Switzer...

Broadcast on 14-Jan-2008

15 Jan 2008

Contributed by Lukas

Pianist/composer Lennie Tristano was an innovator and his concepts influenced many people. His ideas are carried on by Dave Brubeck, Bill Evans, Herbi...

Broadcast on 07-Jan-2008

08 Jan 2008

Contributed by Lukas

A magnificent perfomance by the beginings of the "Second Great Quintet" led by the incomparable Miles Davis. Davis on trumpet with George Coleman on t...

Broadcast on 17-Dec-2007

18 Dec 2007

Contributed by Lukas

As is the tradition of The Jazz Show we present the Christmas Eve recording session of the Miles Davis All-Stars from 1954. Classic Jazz that will be ...

Broadcast on 10-Dec-2007

11 Dec 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Edward Kennedy Ellington, better known as 'Duke' was one of the great musical institutions of the 20th century. This recording is unique as Duke cherr...

Broadcast on 03-Dec-2007

04 Dec 2007

Contributed by Lukas

This fine quartet album was not issued until the early 80's even though it was recorded in June of 1965. Shorter had just left Art Blakey and was with...

Broadcast on 26-Nov-2007

27 Nov 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Thad Jones was known as 'the middle brother' between Hank Jones, the pianist and Elvin Jones, the drummer. Thad is better known as a composer/bandlead...

Broadcast on 19-Nov-2007

20 Nov 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Walt Dickerson is still an undiscovered innovator on the vibes. Dickerson was born in Philadelphia on April 16,1928 and is still waiting to be discove...

Broadcast on 12-Nov-2007

13 Nov 2007

Contributed by Lukas

John Coltrane, McCoy Tyner, Jimmy Garrison and Roy Haynes at the Newport Jazz festival 1963.The 'classic' Coltrane Quartet with a difference and the d...

Broadcast on 05-Nov-2007

06 Nov 2007

Contributed by Lukas

The only recording by this great band led by pianist/composer/theorist, George Russell, Eric Dolphy is features on bass clarinet and alto saxophone, D...

Broadcast on 22-Oct-2007

23 Oct 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Underrated pianist/composer Walter Davis Jr. was at his early peak when he recorded his one and only Blue Note recording with a hand-picked quintet pl...

Broadcast on 15-Oct-2007

16 Oct 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Led by the great Canadian born trumpeter, Maynard Ferguson,this band was second to none for dynamics and excitement and creativity. Solid arrangements...

Broadcast on 08-Oct-2007

09 Oct 2007

Contributed by Lukas

This concert known as "The Lost Concert" was done at The Museum of Modern Art in New York on August 18,1966 by this fine working band led by trumpeter...

Broadcast on 01-Oct-2007

02 Oct 2007

Contributed by Lukas

The Oscar Peterson Trio with Ray Brown(bass) and Herb Ellis(guitar) plus guests 'Papa Jo' Jones(drums),Sonny Stitt(alto and tenor saxophones) and Roy ...

Broadcast on 24-Sep-2007

25 Sep 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Mr Adderley gives us a history of Jazz music and then an overview of contemporary artists all with recorded examples. Even though this was recorded in...

Broadcast on 17-Sep-2007

18 Sep 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Maestro Bernstein explains, with examples, what makes Jazz music so special and distinctive. Entertaining and educational.

Broadcast on 10-Sep-2007

11 Sep 2007

Contributed by Lukas

This was one of the most amazing bands that bassist/composer/innovator Charles Ningus ever led. The band consisted of Johnny Coles("Little Johnny 'C''...

Broadcast on 03-Sep-2007

04 Sep 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Frank Foster is one of the great underrated exponents of the tenor saxophone and is also a wonderful writer and arranger.He entered the New York scene...

Broadcast on 27-Aug-2007

28 Aug 2007

Contributed by Lukas

This historic meeting of three giants of the music is relaxed and unpretentious but so profound. The "President", Lester Young in great post-war form ...

Broadcast on 20-Aug-2007

21 Aug 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Some great stuff by two of the most lyrical voices in Jazz. Even though they hated each other they made some great music.Tenor saxophone master Stan G...

Broadcast on 13-Aug-2007

14 Aug 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Toshiko Akiyoshi(pianist/composer) and her then husband, alto saxophone master Charlie Mariano co-led this fine quartet which featured the recording d...

Broadcast on 06-Aug-2007

07 Aug 2007

Contributed by Lukas

This eight part suite by the great Johnny Richards stands as one of his masterworks right up there with "Cuban Fire". The Stan Kenton Orchestra conduc...

Broadcast on 30-Jul-2007

31 Jul 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Monk's quartet with Charlie Rouse on tenor saxophone and John Ore on bass and new drummer Billy Higgins plus two great West Coast based horn players:H...

Broadcast on 23-Jul-2007

24 Jul 2007

Contributed by Lukas

A quartet date featuring all Andrew Hill compositions played by Hill with the great Sam Rivers on tenor saxophone, Walter Booker on bass and J.C. Mose...

Broadcast on 16-Jul-2007

17 Jul 2007

Contributed by Lukas

A musical meeting with four of the greatest exponents of Jazz music. Lionel Hampton,the acknowledged pioneer of the vibraphone with Oscar Peterson on ...

Broadcast on July 9-2007.

10 Jul 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Tonight's feature: "Stepping Stones" by Woody Shaw and His Quintet at the Village Vanguard. This is some of the late Mr. Shaw's finest work with his w...

Broadcast on 02-Jul-2007

03 Jul 2007

Contributed by Lukas

This was Jimmy's second album for Riverside Records after his "comeback' in 1959. This recording brought out all his skills. First as a major tenor sa...

Broadcast on 25-Jun-2007

26 Jun 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Morgan was only 22 when he recorded this mature statement and at 22 was already a veteran Jazz player. Lee appears here with Clifford Jordan(tenor sax...

Broadcast on 18-Jun-2007

19 Jun 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Compositions that Sonny Rollins wrote for the great Michael Caine movie "Alfie" and played in the studio with arrangements for small band by Oliver Ne...

Broadcast on 11-Jun-2007

12 Jun 2007

Contributed by Lukas

A full summary of this year's Jazz Festival with Gavin Walker and co-host John Orysik who is Media Director for The Coastal Jazz and Blues Society.......

Broadcast on 04-Jun-2007

05 Jun 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Gene Ammons live in concert in Sweden. The great tenor saxophonist a year before his passing with an amazing pick-up band with ex-pat Horace Parlan(pi...

Broadcast on 28-May-2007

29 May 2007

Contributed by Lukas

A cooking set recorded live in Baltimore for the Left Bank Jazz Society. Superb Freddie Hubbard and Jimmy Heath on tenor saxophone proving that he is ...

Broadcast on 21-May-2007

22 May 2007

Contributed by Lukas

A real concert big band led by one of the finest big band drummers;Mel Lewis. The band contains such stellar players and soloists like Joe Lovano(teno...

Broadcast on 14-May-2007

15 May 2007

Contributed by Lukas

The final recording by this group co-led by trumpeter Donald Byrd and baritone saxophone master Pepper Adams. This is this band's finest outing and it...

Broadcast on 07-May-2007

08 May 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Duke Jordan's only album for Blue Note is a great one with Duke's original compositions played by a swinging quintet with Duke on piano,Jamaican born ...

Broadcast on 30-Apr-2007

01 May 2007

Contributed by Lukas

This album called "The Total J.J.Johnson" presents all the facets of his musical personality,Modern Jazz pioneer J.J.Johnson was to the trombone what ...

Broadcast on 23-Apr-2007

24 Apr 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Joey DeFrancesco on Hammond organ with his working trio with Paul Bollenback(guitar)and Byron Lanham(drums)playing music associated with the great lat...

Broadcast on 16-Apr-2007

17 Apr 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Blakey's favourite edition of the Jazz Messengers sounding at their very best. Lee Morgan on trumpet, Wayne Shorter on tenor saxophone, Bobby Tommons ...

Broadcast on 09-Apr-2007

10 Apr 2007

Contributed by Lukas

A live recording from Yoshi's in Oakland with Joey DeFrancesco and his working trio with Canadian Jake Langley on guitar and Byron Landham on drums an...

Broadcast on 02-Apr-2007

03 Apr 2007

Contributed by Lukas

A rare albums for Blue Note only issued in Japan is a minor classic by Bobby Hutcherson with some tracks augmented by a horn section that includes the...

Broadcast on 26-Mar-2007

27 Mar 2007

Contributed by Lukas

A great little band of Chicago based musicians co led by bassist Bob Cranshaw and drummer Walter Perkins(The MJT)the plus 3 were Willie Thomas(trumpet...

Broadcast on 19-Mar-2007

20 Mar 2007

Contributed by Lukas

The Mingus Big Band commemorating and playing the music of the great Charles Mingus. Happy New Year!!!!

Broadcast on 12-Mar-2007

13 Mar 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Some great examples of classic Charlie Parker with his working band recorded in the Savoy studios in the mid to late 1940's. Bird with pianist Bud Pow...

Broadcast on 05-Mar-2007

06 Mar 2007

Contributed by Lukas

The one and only meeting on record with Roy "Little Jazz" Eldridge and the great alto saxophonist Sonny Stitt brought out the best in both on four lon...

Broadcast on 26-Feb-2007

27 Feb 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Pianist Les McCann and his trio called "Les McCann Ltd." with Herbie Lewis on bass and Ron Jefferson on drums augmented by three boss horns:Blue Mitch...

Broadcast on 19-Feb-2007

20 Feb 2007

Contributed by Lukas

The Magic Triangle was a great band that played melody,harmony and rhythm hence the name.Clifford Jordan on tenor saxophone,Cedar Walton on piano,Sam ...

Broadcast on 12-Feb-2007

13 Feb 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Opposites attract with Oliver Nelson(tenor and alto) and Eric Dolphy(alto\flute and bass clarinet) with compositions and arrangements by Nelson. "Stra...

Broadcast on 05-Feb-2007

06 Feb 2007

Contributed by Lukas

One of the great piano stylists in Jazz was Erroll Garner. His bassist, Wyatt "Bull" Ruther has passed on but always maintained that his association w...

Broadcast on 29-Jan-2007

30 Jan 2007

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Jazz Feature: The Jamaican-born tenor saxophonist Wilton"Bogey"Gaynair. His debut album recorded in London in 1959 with a fine British rhythm section ...

Broadcast on 22-Jan-2007

23 Jan 2007

Contributed by Lukas

The Jazz Feature displayed the talents of the underrated trombonist Carl Fontana.

Broadcast on 8-Jan-2007

09 Jan 2007

Contributed by Lukas

Mingus with his great working band of August 1957: Mingus on bass, Dannie Richmond, drums with Bill Evans on piano and three wonderful horn players on...

Broadcast on 4-Dec 2006

05 Dec 2006

Contributed by Lukas

Trombonist/composer/arranger augments his regular band with some great stars such as Freddie Hubbard(trumpet), Yusef Lateef(flute and tenor saxophone)...

Broadcast on 20-Nov-2006

21 Nov 2006

Contributed by Lukas

Alphonso Son "Dizzy" Reece on trumpet with Walter Bishop Jr.(piano), Doug Watkins (bass) and Arthur Taylor on drums in a fine quartet date recorded by...

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