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NfO synopsis: Couples dance to jazz whilst in a swimming pool.
NfO synopsis: Midget players who are now delighting continental audiences (from title card). Jazz band with a performing elephant.
We’ve had weddings in balloons, baths and other places - here’s Uncle Sam’s very newest - the Jazz Wedding, for dancers!
Michael Parkinson interviews Health Secretary, Kenneth Clarke on his love of jazz music and visits to Ronnie Scott’s Jazz Club. Clarke discusses Louis Armstrong, Charlie Parker, Horace Silver, Lee Morgan,...
Steve Jones interviews special guest Lonnie Donegan, jazz and skiffle musician, coinciding with a concert in Croydon with Chas & Dave, on the concert, his music, changes to his music over the years and foray...
Gill Pyrah interviews Miles Copeland, Jr. (Miles Axe Copeland, father of Miles Copeland III), musician, businessman, and CIA officer about his time as a musician playing with jazz trumpeter Erskine Hawkins,...
A look back at jazz musician Glenn Miller’s mysterious disappearance after his plane crashed in December 1944. Speakers include: author Martin Bowman; a 60 year-old Connie Richards, whose photographer...
Entertainer Roy Castle talks about his work in music, dance and television, including his tap dancing (for which he holds a world speed record), the Record Breakers television programme, and his forthcoming...
MOVIETONE CARD TITLE: Jazz on a Summer’s Day. DESCRIPTION: Plumpton Racecourse becomes a Pop Experience during the Jazz, Blues and Pop Festival. . Our film features Breakthru, The Strawbs and the Bonzo Dog...
Keith Howell interviews Stan Getz, 61 year-old American tenor saxophonist, who is in London appearing with his Quintet in concert at the Royal Festival Hall. He speaks about undergoing major surgery in the...
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