Vocalist Charmain Clamor with Chris Cortez

Saxophonist Sarah Manning and Pianist Art Hirahara with Lee Thomas

Drummer/Percussionist Brian Melvin with Chris Cortez

Pianist Larry Vuckovich with Michael Burman

Symphony in Riffs: Centennial Celebration for Benny Carter

When Swing was the Thing: Diary of a Swing Era Teen

Sophisticated Ladies & Red Hot Mamas

Behind Every Great Man: Lil Hardin and Louis Armstrong

Howard Wiley
Saxophonist Howard Wiley pays homage to Dexter Gordon as part of the Jazzschool “Tributes” series. This performance was recorded on February 24, 2007 in Berkeley with Devin Hoff, bass; Mike Aaberg, piano; Geechi Taylor, trumpet and Sly Randolph, drums.

Sepia: Music of the Black Diaspora
The first performance of Sepia: Music of the Black Diaspora, featuring Faye Carol, Denise Perrier, Frankye Kelly and Lady Mem’Fis, recorded at Yoshi’s in San Francisco on February 11, 2008 with Tammy Hall, piano; John Wiitala, bass; Marlon Green, drums and Bobby Tynes, saxophone.

Charles Ferguson
Drummer Charles Ferguson’s return to the Jazzschool recorded August 11, 2007, as part of the Rising Stars summer series, with David Michel-Ruddy, piano and keyboards; Geechi Taylor, trumpet; Rafi Garibedian, tenor saxophone; Noah Garabedian, bass and Danny Lubin-Laden, trombone.

Danny Mertens
16-year-old pianist Danny Mertens is showcased in a return engagement for In The Moment at Berkeley’s Jazzschool, recorded August 17, 2007. This was another concert in the Jazzschool’s 2007 Rising Stars series. With Jonathan Stein, bass and Evan Hughes, drums.

Yale Collegians “Puttin’ On The Ritz”
Mezz Mezzrow “Blues In Disguise”

The Bob Cats At The Blackhawk
Lee Morse’s Blue Grass Boys

Duke Ellington “Misty”
Ray McKinley “Fingerwave”

A Waller Holiday with…
His Buddies, His Swing Band and His Rhythm

Saxophonist/Composer/Arranger Gerry Mulligan

Bassist/Composer Charles Mingus, Part 1

Bassist/Composer Charles Mingus, Part 2

Blues Singer Bessie Smith

Kenny Barron solo redux

Essentially Ellington

Jazz and Art from the canvas to the stage in seven movements with saxophonist Ted Nash and Monet, Van Gogh, Dali and Matisse

Guitarists Galore: Russell Malone, Ron Affif, Jim Hall, and Romero Lubambo

Vocalist Veronica Nunn with Travis Shook

Pianist Larry Vuckovich

Pianist Oscar Peterson

Pianist Laurence Hobgood

Dee Dee Bridgewater’s LIVE! Red Earth – A Malian Journey

Daniela Schaechter Quartet at the Mary Lou Williams Women in Jazz Festival at the Kennedy Center

Convergence at Dazzle in Denver

Highlights of North Sea 2007

Clayton Brothers at 2008 University of Michigan Jazz Festival