Humphrey Lyttelton's rarely heard Big Band, recorded in concert for Radio 2 in 1991. Presented by Guy Barker. Show more

Moira Stuart continues her voyage of discovery, exploring the lives of some of jazz's most prolific male artists. She focuses on renowned trumpeter and singer Chet Baker. Show more

Geoffrey Smith and Helen Mayhew present the BBC Music 50 Greatest Jazz Artists. Show more

Jools Holland presents the second part of a profile of the British jazz great. With contributions from Chris himself, Mark Knopfler, Paul Jones and Jon Hiseman. Show more

Pianist Neil Cowley digs into the history and legacy of Erroll Garner's "Concert by The Sea" one of his favourite jazz albums, and the maverick genius of the man behind it. Show more

Gregory Porter plays some of his favourite jazz vocalists and discusses their style and influence on his own work.

Craig explores the brass side of Jazz in his Horny Horns Show. Expect ‘Hot 8 Brass Band’ coming out of New Orleans. Show more

Massive music fan Colin Murray steers us through his love of jazz. It’s a journey that stops off in New Orleans, Montreal, and an unreal video game landscape. Show more

Geoffrey Smith and Helen Mayhew present the Top 50 Jazz Albums

Mary Anne Hobbs talks to Donny McCaslin, the man who helped David Bowie make Blackstar. Show more

Julian Joseph profiles one of the great pioneers of jazz, pianist/composer Herbie Hancock. Show more

Jamie Cullum presents live music and interviews from the BBC Introducing and PRS Music Foundation Showcase at the Montreal Jazz Festival. Show more

Singer Claire Martin presents an affectionate tribute to her friend and musical partner the late Richard Rodney Bennett. With archive from Bennett himself, in words and song. Show more

#TheBlueprint is Chris Philips’ maraud through new jazz heat, grooves & free sounds. Nocturnal emissions on a discovery ride through new releases & ear opening archive selections.

Celebrating the life and times of one of the world’s most celebrated jazz vocalists, Claire Martin visits Wavendon – the home of British jazz treasure Cleo Laine. Show more

From Bards to Blues: Cleo Laine and John Dankworth's 80th birthday gig at the 2007 Proms. Settings of Shakespeare by Dankworth and Arthur Young and blues from Duke Ellington. Show more

Dame Cleo Laine's granddaughter, singer Emily Dankworth, sits down with Dame Cleo to explore her personal record collection. Show more

Gilles passion for jazz is legendary, he shares his favourite artists with us.

Part two of Jamie Cullum's very personal journey through jazz in films with Clint Eastwood, Woody Allen and The Fabulous Baker Boys. Show more

Jazz on the Record, begins in February 1917, with the release of the first jazz record: Livery Stable Blues by the Original Dixieland Jazz Band. Show more

Featuuring music from Chico Hamilton, Art Blakey, Sonny Rollins and Dudley Moore. Show more

Ian Rankin introduces the Coleman Hawkins track that first got him into jazz.

Kevin Le Gendre presents a drum masterclass with drummer Martin France. Recorded at the BBC Maida Vale studios, Martin demonstrates some key techniques used in jazz drumming. Show more

Julian Joseph introduces the winner of the Young Jazz Musician 2014, saxophonist Alexander Bone. Show more

David Quantick presents a music, entertainment and comedy special, with the help of actors Lewis MacLeod and Kate O'Sullivan, and in conjunction with The Jazz Repertory Company. Show more