Jazz

Larry Carlton's Trio performance at Paris' famed New Morning in April, 2008 was a dream for fans of high class guitar instrumental music. Playing in a Trio formation has always been a musical moment of truth for most pop, jazz, blues, and rock musicians,...

Enor saxophone master Sonny Rollins has long been hailed as one of the most important artists in jazz history, and still, today, he is viewed as the greatest living jazz improviser. In 1986, filmmaker Robert Mugge produced SAXOPHONE COLOSSUS, a...

This film showcases the music of Talmage Farlow and offers a charming and engaging look into his life. After it's original release in 1981, Tal discovered that he was in demand again, venturing far from Sea Bright on international tours and in...

Improvise-ONE was recorded in 2003 and showcases Paquito d'Rivera as virtuosic performer and multi-talented composer, as he joins forces with the WDR Big Band, WDR Rundfunk Orchester Keln and Dutch diva Fay Claassen under the baton of Michael Abene. The...

Emmy-winning Smooth Jazz guitarist Chieli Minucci with his group Special EFX in a full length DVD with audio in both stereo PCM and 5.1 surround sound.

This is an intensely personal, painfully revealing portrait of one of jazz's greatest alto saxophonist, Art Pepper. A remarkable expressive soloist and composer who alos was an addict, thief, womanizer and wildman. In candid interviews, he recounts his...

Available for the first time on this DVD are 4 rare programs filmed in Europe between 1965 and 1971 featuring Ben in 3 concerts and one documentary.

At the Jazz Band Ball, brings together some of the greatest hot music, song and dance caputred at the height of the jazz age and in the early days of sound and film (1925-33). Artists featured: Louis Armstrong, Kuke Elligton, Bix Belderbecke, Bessie...

A flamboyant performer, brilliant musician, and one of the founders of jazz fusion, Jaco Pastorius was the most innovative electric bass player of all time, creating a fluid sound on the fretless bass that leapt out of the rhythm section into the front.

Bill Evans was one of the most distinctive and influential jazz pianists of all time with a rich legacy that remains undiminished since his untimely death in 1980. He recorded over fifty albums as a leader, received thirty one Grammy nominations, and has...

Times Ain't Like They Used to Be contains over an hour of magical historical film from 1928-1935 that brings to life an earlier epoch of American culture and music. Featuring fascinating rare footage of legendary figures in early American music like:...

The famed trumpeter pays homage to his hometown of New Orleans in Congo Square, a suite celebrating the French Quarter marketplace where African slaves were allowed to perform their own music. Marsalis is joined by the Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra in...