Beginning in September 2003, and for the next fourteen and a half years, it was my great joy to produce a weekly radio program called Just Jazz. I gave it that name for two very good reasons. First, it's an accurate description of what I play: jazz, all jazz, and only jazz.

But more than that, I called the show Just Jazz as a tribute to the greatest jazz radio presenter of all-time, the one and only Ed Beach. During the 1960s and 1970s Ed's Just Jazz program was heard daily in the New York City region over the long lost and much missed 106.7 WRVR. I discovered his show in the summer of 1970, and through my high school and college years I tuned in religiously, captivated by Ed's rich baritone voice, deliberate cadences, erudite manner, dry wit, and encyclopedic knowledge of the music.

I can say honestly that much of what I know about jazz, and almost all of what I know about jazz broadcasting, I learned listening to Just Jazz with Ed Beach.

Interview: John Sanders (part 1)	Bob Bernotas (host of Just Jazz) and Jack Devaney (host of Bluesology) interview John Sanders, trombonist with Duke Ellington, 1954-1959 (conducted on June 27, 2008)	Listen | Download
Interview: John Sanders (part 2)	Bob Bernotas (host of Just Jazz) and Jack Devaney (host of Bluesology) interview John Sanders, trombonist with Duke Ellington, 1954-1959 (conducted on June 27, 2008)	Listen | Download
Just Jazz Presents…Frank Rosolino	This program originally was broadcast on August 20, 2006.	Listen | Download
Just Jazz Presents…The Great Count Basie Soloists of the 1950s	This program originally was broadcast on August 21, 2005.	Listen | Download