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Dimensions in Jazz for December 30, 2012
2:00 PM - 3:55 PM
Classic jazz tunes from the master composers and performers, with Montana Public Radio host Joe Korona.
Playlist:
Program Name: DIMENSIONS IN JAZZ
Date Of Broadcast: Sunday 12/30/12
Host Producer: Joe Korona
1. Ella Fitzgerald Louis Armstrong Vocals with Louis Trumpet All Stars Quintet - Learning the Blues - THE COMPLETE ELLA FITZGERALD AND LOUIS ARMSTRONG - Verve Records USA CD BoxSet - July 1957 - -
2. Kenny Burrell Guitar Quintet featuring Stanley Turrentine TenorSax - Mule - MIDNIGHT BLUE - Blue Note Records USA LP - January 1963 - -
3. Harry Carney BaritoneSax and His Orchestra Nonet feqturing Johnny Hodges AltoSax - Fur Piece - TRIPLE PLAY - BMG RCA Victor Records USA CD - January 1967 - -
4. Tina Brooks TenorSax Octet featuring Kenny Burrell Guitar - Rock Salt - BLUE LIGHTS - Blue Note Records USA LP - circa 1958 - -
5. Johnny Hodges AltoSax and His Orchestra Septet - Ballad Medley - THE COMPLETE SMALL GROUP SESSIONS Volume 5 1954 - Blue Moon Records Spanish CD - September 1953 - -
6. Lester Young TenorSax Septet - You Can Depend On Me - THE COMPLETE LESTER YOUNG STUDIO SESSIONS AT VERVE - Verve Records USA CD BoxSet - January 1956 - -
7. Art Farmer Trumpet Prestige All Stars Sextet - Palm Court Alley - TRUMPETS ALL OUT - Prestige Records USA LP - January 1957 - -
8. Buddy Rich Drums All Stars Octet featuring Frank Wess Ben Webster TenorSaxes - Sunday - KRUPA AND RICH - Verve Records USA CD - May 1955 - -
9. Coleman Hawkins Ben Webster TenorSaxes Sextet - Blues for Yolande - COLEMAN HAWKINS ENCOUNTERS BEN WEBSTER - Verve Records USA CD - October 1957 - -
10. Buddy Tate TenorSax with Humphrey Littleton Trumpet and His Orchestra Septet - The One For Me - SWINGING SCORPIO - da music Black Lion Records German CD - July 1974 - -
11. Illinois Jacquet TenorSax and His Big Band - Smooth Sailing - JACQUETs GOT IT - Atlantic Jazz Records USA CD - August 1987 - -
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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