EP 23: Les McCann; He Introduced Soul to Jazz and Jazz to Soul and Soul To Soul.

EP 22: Miles Davis For Beginners Part Two. The Cool and Kind of Blue Years.

EP 21: Miles Davis For Beginners. Part One, The Electric Years.

EP 20: Stax Blues Singer Johnnie Taylor Had The First Platinum Record With 2 Million Sales. And it Was A Disco Song.

EP 19. Nina Simone. The Accidental Singer Who Became A Voice Of The Civil Rights Movement.

EP 18: Bob Wills. The Man Who Put Western in Country Western Drew From Jazz and Blues. And He Is Still The King.

EP 17: Mavis Staples and The Staple Singers. Gospel, Folk, Funk or Soul. Or All Of The Above.

EP 16: The Dave Brubeck Trio Featuring Gerry Mulligan – When Returning To The Old Is New And Exactly What Are The Blues Anyway?

EP 15: Bonnie Raitt, ­Living It On Her terms: Blues, Rock and Storytelling

EP 14: Winter In America—Gil Scott Heron, The Singing Poet Who Confronted Power With Music and Poetry

EP 13: Booker T. & The M.G.s, Cooking With More Than Just Green Onions. If it was on Stax Records they were there.

Return To Vinyls Season 2

EP 12: Without her there would be no Elvis or even Chuck Berry. Sister Rosetta Tharpe sang gospel but her electric guitar ignited the flames of rock an roll.

EP 11: There is Music About Outer Space, But Only One Musician Is From Outer Space. Sun Ra. He's From Saturn and Plays Disney Songs. Really...

EP 10. Ramsey Lewis and the In Crowd. Jazz, R&B, Rock or Popular? Yes! And Fun Too.

EP 9. When Jazz Went to College and Symphonic Music Halls. It wasn't always easy. Two new albums from Dave Brubeck

EP 8: Remembering Sergio Mendes. Before His Breakout Recordings With Brasil 66 there was Brasil 65

EP 7: Jazz Meets Art and Meets Nature. Artful Jazz From Matthew Halsall and an Ever Changing View

EP 6: Yet Another Beatles Songs Album? Yes! Your Mother Should Know: Brad Mehldau Plays The Beatles

EP 5: Two Classic R&B Artists. One you know and one you probably don't but should. Marvin Gaye and David Porter