Program Name : DIMENSIONS IN JAZZ MidWinter Thaw
Date Of Broadcast : Sunday 011611
Host Producer : Joe Korona

1. Weather Report - Orange Lady - WEATHER REPORT First LP - Columbia Records USA CD - FirstHalf 1971 - -

2. Miles Davis and His Orchestra - Orange Lady - THE COMPLETE BITCHES BREW SESSIONS - Columbia Legacy Records USA CD BoxSet - November 1969 - -

3. Budd Johnson TenorSax and His Orchestra - Trinity River Bottom - BUDD JOHNSON AND THE FOUR BRASS GIANTS - Riverside Records USA LP - September 1960 - -

4. Earl Hines PianoSolo - Warm Valley - EARL HINES PLAYS DUKE ELLINGTON - New World Records USA CD BoxSet - FirstHalf 1970s - -

5. Cat Anderson TrumpetVocalizing Quintet - The Cat Hums - CAT SPEAKS - Classic Jazz Records USA LP - June 1977 - -

6. Coleman Hawkins TenorSax with Duke Ellington Septet - The Jeep is Jumpin - COLEMAN HAWKINS MEETS DUKE ELLINGTON - Impulse Records USA CD - August 1962 - -

7. Cootie Williams and Rex Stewart All Stars 11 Piece - Alphonse and Gaston - THE BIG CHALLENGE - Hall of Fame Records USA LP - April 1957 - -

8. The Combined Count Basie and Duke Ellington Orchestras - Corner Pocket aka Until I Met You - THE COUNT MEETS THE DUKE - Columbia Legacy Records USA CD - July 1961 - -

9. Duke Ellington Piano and His Orchestra featuring Paul Gonsalves TenorSax - MEDLEY Liza All the Clouds Will Roll Away Things Aint What They Used to Be - HAPPY BIRTHDAY DUKE - Laserlight Records USA CD BoxSet - April 1953 - -

10. Charles Mingus Jazz Workshop 11 Piece - MEDLEY Mood Indigo Celia - MINGUS MINGUS MINGUS MINGUS MINGUS - Impulse Records USA CD - September 1963 - -

11. Lil Hardin Armstrong Piano and Her Orchestra - Red Arrow Blues - CHICAGO THE LIVING LEGENDS - Riverside Records USA CD - September 1961 - -

12. Billy Strayhorn PianoSolo - Chelsea Bridge - THE PEACEFUL SIDE OF BILLY STRAYHORN - Capitol Jazz Records USA CD - January 1961 - -

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.