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Renowned jazz pianist Art Hodes hosts this hand-clapping, foot-stomping special on Chicago style jazz, featuring electric performances from J.C. Higginbotham, Tony Parenti, Smokey Stover, Eddie Condon and Barney Bigard.
Norman Granz is one of the most important non-musicians in the history of jazz and no one has made a greater contribution to the staging, recording and filming of jazz concerts. This series of performances from the prest
One of the most revered and versatile quartets that jazz has ever produced, the MJQ could easily be regarded as a supergroup, considering the skill and talent of each member, from leader Milt Jackson to John Lewis, Percy
Recorded in New York City, 1962 "The Louis Armstrong All Stars", "Eddie Condon All Stars", and "The Bobby Hackett Sextet"
Jazz guitarist Joe Pass performs live in this volume of Verve Records founder Norm Granz's Jazz in Montreux concert series. Shot over the course of two nights in July 1975, this live footage captures the magic of the mas
Mezzoforte playing live at the North Sea Jazz Festival (1986)
Johnny Hates Jazz - The Video Singles is a UK VHS released by Virgin Music Video on 1988.
The Band Live at The New Orleans Jazz Festival
01. save me 02. my old friend 03. trouble in paradise 04. distracted 05. wait for the magic 06. cold duck 07. this time 08. lost & found 09. step by step 10. breakin' away 11. i will be here for you 12. bo
Joe discusses the scales and arpeggios he uses when improvising. As notated in the accompanying booklet, Joe also demonstrates nonstop improvised lines for major 7th, minor 7th, and static and altered dominant 7th chord
Jazz drummer Lionel Hampton ruled the stage with his sticks, swinging them wildly but with intent and talent. Discover Hampton's legacy, which began at the Holy Rosary Academy, where he learned how to lay down a drum lin
Antics involving girls at a finishing school.
A compilation of some of the finest documentary footage of jazz greats, this collection features LIFE photographer Gjon Mili's Oscar-winning short "Jammin' the Blues," documenting a 1944 jam session that took place in Ho
A musician comes to terms with the end of his life.
The search for the intersection of the world's greatest musical art forms, classical and jazz, has been attempted many times by many great musicians and composers from Stravinsky to Gershwin, Bernstein to Cage and Goodma
Documentary on various jazz musicians, still playing today (1989), who made their names in New York City. Focuses particularly on Scottish baritone sax player joe Temperley who moved to New York in 1965 and played with s