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Making Life Swing: Jazz on TV and in Other Unexpected Places

Making Life Swing: Jazz on TV and in Other Unexpected Places

Why Jazz on TV?

August 18, 2017September 27, 2018Leave a Comment on Why Jazz on TV?

Many West Coast jazz musicians of the 1950s-60s ended up working in film and television, having in their wheelhouse the skills and talent needed to compose, arrange, conduct, and most of all, play innovative new forms of music.

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  • Why Jazz on TV?
  • Alan Kaplan
  • Jordi Pujol
  • Schoolhouse Rock
  • Angela and Chris Levey
  • Grady Tate: 1932-2017
  • Peter Erskine
  • Patrick Williams
  • Bob Dorough: 1923-2018
  • I’ll Remember April: MLS A Year (or so) Later
  • Patrick Williams: 1939-2018
  • Teodross Avery
  • Bobby Rodriguez: The Best Version of Himself
  • Gene Cipriano: Hired “Gunn” Looks Back at Some Very Good Years
  • Harmon Mute… But Not for Long
  • Jack Sheldon: 1931- 2019
  • Terry Gibbs: Something Big