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Dimensions in Jazz for February 27, 2011
3:00 PM - 4:55 PM
Classic jazz tunes from the master composers and performers, with Montana Public Radio host Joe Korona.
Playlist:
Program Name: DIMENSIONS IN JAZZ Winter Winter Go Away Date Of Broadcast: Sunday 02/27/11
Host Producer: Joe Korona
1. Gary Burton Quartet - OPENING THEME MUSIC First 60 seconds of Peau Douce - TIMES SQUARE - Ecm Records German CD - January 1978 - -
2. Norman Granz Jam Session All Stars Tentette - BALLAD MEDLEY - THE COMPLETE NORMAN GRANZ JAM SESSIONS - Verve Records USA CD BoxSet - September 1953 - -
3. Modern Jazz Quartet - Rockin in Rhythm - FOR ELLINGTON - Atlantic Jazz East West Records USA CD - February 1988 - -
4. John Coltrane Qiuntet featuring Eric Dolphy BassClarinet - Spiritual - THE COMPLETE 1961 VILLAGE VANGUARD RECORDINGS - Impulse Records USA CD BoxSet - November 1961 - -
5. Teddy Charles Vibes Quartet featuring Charles Mingus Bass - Blue Greens - CHARLES MINGUS PASSIONS OF A MAN THE COMPLETE ATLANTIC RECORDINGS 1956 1961 - Rhino Atlantic Jazz Records USA CD BoxSet - November 1956 - -
6. Miles Davis Quintet featuring Hank Mobley TenorSax - All of You - MILES DAVIS IN PERSON FRIDAY NIGHT AT THE BLACKHAWK SAN FRANCISCO VOL 1 - Columbia Records USA CD - April 1961 - -
7. Charles Mingus Quintet featuring Miles Davis Trumpet - Theres No You - THE COMPLETE DEBUT RECORDINGS - Fantasy Debut Records USA CD BoxSet - July 1955 - -
8. Jo Jones Drums Septet featuring Count Basie Piano - Shoe Shine Boy - THE ESSENTIAL JO JONES - Vanguard Records USA CD - August 1955 - -
9. Dizzy Gillespie Sextet - GROFE On the Trail - LIVE AT THE VILLAGE VANGUARD - Capitol Blue Note Solid State Records USA CD BoxSet - October 1967 - -
10. Eddie Lockjaw Davis TenorSax and His Orchestra - Whole Nelson - TRANE WHISTLE - Original Jazz Classics Prestige Records USA CD - September 1960 - -
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.
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