Graham chats with legendary clarinettist and bandleader Artie Shaw who was born on May 23rd 1910 and drummer Billy Cobham . Graham’s musical theme this week is “memories”.

More swinging performances plus Interviews recorded at the recent Marlborough International Jazz Festival, including Singer Clare Teal and Bass player Alec Dankworth Show more

Pianist, composer, arranger and musical director Grant Windsor and Jazz Vibraphone player and compose Roger Beaujolais. Show more

Trombone player Nat Peck recalls his arrival in Britain 70 years ago as a member of Captain Glenn Miller’s Band of The AEF, plus there's chat with trumpeter Pete Candoli. Show more

Featuring two exclusive performances from Graham’s personal sound archive. First, it’s Georgie Fame, from the Marlborough International Jazz Festival, plus George Shearing.

Graham chats to UK pianist Kit Downes and legendary trumpeter Zeke Zarchy who was part of Captain Glenn Miller's American Band of the Allied Expeditionary Forces. Show more

More swinging performances from across the years and around the world. We'll be meeting Graham’s special guest, Matthew Whittaker. Show more

In part one, Louie Bellson remembers his days with Duke Ellington. In part two, Van Alexander recalls young Ella Fitzgerald. Graham’s musical theme this week is… “Books!” Show more

It’s something of a Dankworth family outing this week! Sir John Dankworth recalls a life-changing moment and a new and exclusive interview with Jacqui Dankworth. Show more

Graham has an exclusive interview with Jools Holland, recorded at the Cheltenham Jazz Festival, plus he will be in conversation with veteran Hollywood producer A.C. Lyles. Show more

Graham will be chatting with pianist, arranger, composer and conductor Torrie Zito and also singer Lynn Roberts who remembers her days with Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra. Show more

Graham is in conversation with Dame Cleo Laine who celebrates her birthday this Tuesday and legendary bandleader Charlie Barnet who was born on October 26th 1913. Show more

Graham chats with two of the World’s most famous clarinet players - Emma Johnson and Abe Most. Show more

In celebration of Father’s Day, the son of a famous father – Tom Dorsey - son of legendary trombonist and bandleader Tommy Dorsey. Show more

Graham is in conversation with legendary singer Mel Torme and pianist, arranger and bandleader Joe Lippman. Graham’s musical theme this week is “Housework”! Show more

Graham chats to two famous clarinet players, Peanuts Hucko and Artie Shaw. Graham’s musical theme is “The big bands that went to war”. Show more

Conversation with legendary drummer Louie Bellson, who was born on July 6th 1924 and guitarist Bob Bain recalls his days with Tommy Dorsey and his orchestra in Hollywood in 1944. Show more

It’s big band girl singers all the way this week! Graham talks to Louise Tobin who sang for Benny Goodman and Connie Haines who sang for Tommy Dorsey. Show more

.Jazz singer Ernie Andrews looks back on his long career and singer Connie Haines remembers working with Tommy Dorsey and helping to save Frank Sinatra from enthusiastic fans! Show more

Graham’s in conversation with drummer, composer, bandleader and Jazz festival organiser Clark Tracey and legendary bandleader, arranger and composer Bill Finegan. Show more