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Dimensions in Jazz for August 12, 2012
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 In Thanksgiving for 60 Years of Life
Date Of Broadcast: Sunday 08/12/12
Host Producer: Joe Korona
1. The Carnegie Hall All Stars featuring Duke Ellington Piano - Blue Belles of Harlem - LIVE AT CARNEGIE HALL 1943 - Prestige Records USA CD BoxSet - January 1943 - -
2. Ben Webster TenorSax and His All Stars - Medley Cottontail Star Dust - FARGO NORTH DAKOTA NOVEMBER 7TH 1940 - Stash Vintage Jazz Classics Records CD BoxSet - November 1940 - -
3. Billy Strayhorn Piano and His Orchestra featuring Duke Ellington Piano - MEDLEY Across the Tracks Blues Frankie and Johnny - STRAYHORN IN NEW YORK - Prestige Records USA LP - December 1944 - -
4. Jack McVay TenorSax and Jazz at the Philharmonic All Stars - Blues in B Flat - JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC Volume 1 - Verve Records USA CD - July 1944 - -
5. Coleman Hawkins TenorSax and the Jazz at the Philharmonic All Stars - Stompin at the Savoy - JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC Volume 2 - Verve Records USA CD - February 1945 - -
6. Buck Clayton Trumpet Lester Young TenorSax and Jazz at the Philharmonic All Stars - JATP Blues - JAZZ AT THE PHILHARMONIC Volume 4 - Verve Records USA CD - April 1946 - -
7. Duke Ellington PianoSolo - New World a Comin - A CONCERT OF SACRED MUSIC FROM GRACE CATHEDRAL - Status Records EnglishGB CD - September 1965 - -
8. Paul Gonsalves and Sonny Stitt TenorSaxes Quintet - Perdido - SALT AND PEPPER - Impulse Records USA CD - September 1963 - -
9. Illinois Jacquet and Ben Webster TenorSaxes Sextet - I Wrote This For the Kid - THE KID AND THE BRUTE - Verve Records USA CD - December 1954 - -
10. Gene Ammons TenorSax and Sonny Stitt AltoSax Quintet - My Foolish Heart - WELL BE TOGETHER AGAIN - Original Jazz Classics Prestige Records USA CD - August 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.
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