Program Name : DIMENSIONS IN JAZZ
Date Of Broadcast : Sunday 060808
Host Producer : Joe Korona

1. Gunther Schuller and His Brass Ensemble of The Jazz Music Society - Three Little Feelings - VARIOUS ARTISTS Facets - October 1956 - - CBS Records Dutch LP -

2. The Buena Vista Jazz Orchestra - The Pan Piper - BUENA VISTA ORCHESTRA - June 1958 - - CBS Records Spanish LP -

3. Gil Evans and His Jazz Orchestra - Solea - GIL EVANS AND HIS ORCHESTRA Spanish Tinges - November 1959 - - Columbia Masterworks Records USA LP -

4. Miles Davis and His Orchestra - RODRIGO Adagio from Concierto de Aranjuez - MILES DAVIS Sketches of Spain - March 1960 - - Columbia Legacy Records USA CD -

5. Jerry Van Rooijen and His Dutch Jazz Orchestra - Portrait of a Silk Thread - PORTRAIT OF A SILK THREAD Newly Discovered Works of Billy Strayhorn - January 1995 - - Radio Netherlands Music Challenge Records Dutch CD -

6. Ron Collier and His Orchestra - Aurora Borealis - NORTH OF THE BORDER - July 1967 - - Attic Records Canadian CD -

7. Mary Lou Williams Jazz Big Band and Symphonic Orchestra - Cancer featuring Ben Webster TenorSax from ZODIAC SUITE - THE COMPLETE TOWN HALL CONCERT December 31st 1945 - December 1945 - - Stash Vintage Jazz Classics Records USA CD -

8. Duke Ellington and His Orchestra - Harlem - HARLEM Live in Stockholm Sweden - March 1964 - - Pablo Records USA CD -

9. Harry Carney Johnny Hodges Orchestra - Fur Piece - TRIPLE PLAY - January 1967 - - BMG RCA Victor Records USA CD -

10. Peewee Russell Coleman Hawkins Septet - All Too Soon - JAZZ REUNION - February 1961 - - Candid Jazz Records USA CD -

11. Bob Brookmeyer and His Orchestra - What Am I Here For - WHAT AM I HERE FOR - June 1961 - - Candid Jazz Records USA CD -

12. Vic Dickenson All Stars - Cool Blue - COLEMAN HAWKINS ALL STARS - January 1960 - - Original Jazz Classics Swingville Records USA CD -

Each Sunday afternoon on Dimensions in Jazz, host Joe Korona brings listeners music from the grandaddies and grandmammas of jazz. You'll hear the big composers like Duke Ellington and Count Basie, but also the great musicians whose names might not be so familiar.