In this episode, we start off with Duke Jordan and Cecil Payne, 
then move on to some beautiful vocals by Earl Coleman, and wind up with Edison and Davis working together.

In this episode, we feature the Derek Smith Trio, vocalist Dee Dee 
Bridgewater, and trumpeter Don Fagerquist.

In this episode, we feature the Conte Candoli Quartet, David 
Newman and Ray Charles, and some fine Clark Terry blues.

In this episode, we feature alto sax player Charles Mcpherson, 
vibraphonist Charlie Shoemake, and tenor Charlie saxophonist Rouse and French hornist Julius Watkins.

In this episode, we feature saxophonist Al Cohn, guitarist Barney 
Kessel, and saxophonist Bud Shank.

In this episode, we feature what may possibly be the most recorded 
song in the history of jazz.  Come check it out!

In this episode, we feature songs that all have an animal in the 
song title.  It's a ton of fun, and quite the menagerie when all is said and done.

In this episode we feature three great pianists: Marcus Roberts; Horace Parlan; and Cedar Walton.

In this episode, we salute live broadcasts of Louis Armstrong from 
the 40s. Hear some great rarities.

In this episode, we feature three versions of song with each cycle 
ending with a version by Art Blakey.