Midday Jazz with Dick Conte

August 21, 1998

Guest DJ: Clay Ryder
The recording captured 2:03:53 of this morning's show from 10:00am - 12:04pm.

The original high fidelity stereo recording of this show was lost. This version is a re-creation using high quality sources for the music and the available aircheck for the announcers. Due to the limitations in splicing sources, there may be some audio degradation or imbalance evident.

Artist	Track	Album
Nat Adderley	Sack 'o Woe	Work Song
Australian Jazz Quintet +1	Jazz in D minor, part I	Australian Jazz Quintet +1
Ben Sidran	Little Sherry	Bop City
Dizzy Gillespie	Hey Pete, Let's Eat More Meat	Dizziest
Charlie Parker	Fine and Dandy	One Night in Washington
Count Basie and Joe Williams	Everyday I Have the Blues	Basie Swings Williams Sings
Little Charlie and the Nightcats	Gerontology	Straight Up
Eddie Jefferson	Jeannine	The Main Man
Charles Earland	Undecided	Mama Roots
Lou Rawls	Cottage for Sale	Shades of Blue
Eddie Harris	Gone Home	Exodus to Jazz
Thelonious Monk	Bemsha Swing	Live at the It Club
Wayne Shorter	Harry's Last Stand	Introducing Wayne Shorter
Steve Ray Vaughn	Gone Home	Soul to Soul
Ramsey Lewis	Carmen	Ramsey Lewis and his Gentlemen of Swing
Take 6	Sunday's on the Way	So Much 2 Say
Ray Charles	Moanin'	Genius + Soul = Jazz
Horace Silver	Doodlin'	Horace Silver and the Jazz Messengers
Wynton Marsalis	Think of One	Think of One
Ron McCroby	Mayberry RFD	The Other Whistler
Horace Silver	Señor Blues	Sterling Silver
Duke Robilard	The Trouble with Me is You	After Hours Swing Session

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KCSM is one of the very small number of 24-hour a day jazz radio stations remaining in North America. KCSM is also the trusted owner of the KJAZ library, the third largest recorded jazz collection in the world. Only the Library of Congress and Rutgers University can claim a more complete documented collection of recorded jazz.