"Jazz Unlimited," (9 p.m.-midnight, Sundays), March 1988-present. The show presents music from the entire jazz tradition using my personal record collection as its base. The Regular features of the show have been:

• "The Many Faces of the Blues" (one hour) from 1988-1993
• "Duke's Legacy-The Compositions of Duke Ellington" (one hour) from 1988-1993.

• "Concert Set," (a monthly 45 minute concert with famous jazz groups)
• "Classic Jazzman of History" (a one hour visit to the music of historical figures in jazz that may not be thought of as one of the giants)
• "Composer's Corner" (a monthly hour or more devoted to the jazz compositions of one individual).

In addition, at least one show per month is dedicated to a theme.

"Bebop and Beyond" (10 p. m.-midnight, Sundays) September 1985-February 1988). This show played music from the mid-1940's to the present. One Sunday per month was dedicated to a two hour theme program.

"Jazz Spectrum" (7 p. m.-11 p. m., Saturdays) April, 1983-September, 1985, co-hosted with Jim Wallace. The show played something from the entire history of jazz during the course of a month. The first hour was devoted exclusively to piano and guitar music. Music in the other three hours moved stylistically from earliest styles to avant garde by the last hour. Theme programs were a regular feature of the show.

"Jazz Spectrum" (7 p.m. to 11 p.m., Saturdays) guest producer and co-host with Jim Wallace or Romondo Davis. 1981-March 1983.

I also produced and hosted a Cannonball Adderley memorial show for KCLC-FM, 1976.
 

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