Host Producer : Joe Korona

1. Miles Davis Quintet featuring John Coltrane TenorSax - All Blues The Theme - IN STOCKHOLM SWEDEN 1960 COMPLETE - Dragon Records Swedish CD BoxSet - March 1960 - -

2. Thelonious Monk Piano Quartet featuring Sonny Rollins TenorSax - More Than You Know - THELONIOUS MONK THE COMPLETE PRESTIGE RECORDINGS - Fantasy Jazz Prestige Records USA CD BoxSet - October 1954 - -

3. Clarence Shaw Trumpet Sextet featuring Charles Mingus Bass - Flamingo - NEW TIAJUANA MOODS - BMG RCA Victor Records USA LP - August 1957 - -

4. Eddie Lockjaw Davis TenorSax Quartet featuring Tommy Flanagan Piano - BALLAD MEDLEY The Good Life Ill Never Be the Same - STRAIGHT AHEAD - Original Jazz Classics Pablo Records USA CD - May 1976 - -

5. Bill Evans and His Orchestra Quintet featuring Miles Davis Trumpet - Summer Night - QUIET NIGHTS - Columbia Legacy Records USA CD - April 1963 - -

6. Budd Johnson TenorSax Quintet - Downtown Manhattan - LETs SWING - Prestige Swingville Records USA CD - December 1960 - -

7. Oliver Nelson TenorSax Sextet featuring Eric Dolphy Bass Clarinet - Screamin the Blues - SCREAMIN THE BLUES - Prestige New Jazz Records USA CD - May 1960 - -

8. Ken McIntyre Flute Quintet featuring Eric Dolphy BassClarinet - Dianna - LOOKING AHEAD - Prestige New Jazz Records USA CD - June 1960 - -

9. Melba Liston Trombone Orchestra featuring Eddie Lockjaw Davis TenorSax and Eric Dolphy - The Stolen Moment - TRANE WHISTLE - Original Jazz Classics Prestige Records USA CD - September 1960 - -

10. Eric Dolphy Bass Clarinet Quintet featuring Oliver Nelson Alto Sax - Six and Four - STRAIGHT AHEAD - Prestige New Jazz Records USA CD - March 1960 - -

11. Ron Carter ArcoCello Quintet Eric Dolphy AltoSax - Softly as in a Morning Sunrise - WHERE - Prestige New Jazz Records USA CD - June 1961 - -

12. Duke Ellington and His Orchestra - Mellow Ditty - NEVER BEFORE RELEASED RECORDINGS 1965 1972 - MusicMasters Records USA CD - June 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.