Swing, Part One, from "The Subject is Jazz"

[jehubox19]

i wish i was born in this decade !!!

[SIRONEDRAGON]

Great ! stuff : )

[BuckieBear]

THANKS to you, JazzVideoGuy, and all who made this series possible!a

[fromthesidelines]

"THE SUBJECT IS JAZZ" was part of a daily rotating series of programs (usually lectures) produced in 1957-'58 by National Educational Television for classroom use- in co-operation with NBC, who aired them nationally at 5pm(et) to those affiliates who wanted to carry them {in New York, WRCA-TV presented all five half-hours back to back on Sunday mornings!}. I believe "THE SUBJECT IS JAZZ" originally aired on Friday afternoons...

[Muzikman127]

15:40

That was an insult... I love how polite people were then :p

[Malevolantgoat]

Excellent! Thank you jazz video guy!

[wannawatchu66]

It's spelled "Hawkins."

[xHelpMeIAmHungry]

is that coleman hawkings?

[4205lr]

It's ben Webster.

[summerspiral]

Hey, thanks! Absolutely clueless and this is a great help to my understanding of jazz.

[Dread098]

dude, thanks for the upload, i spent most of my time at work watching at these videos lol

[kdfan]

great video! it's carl poole by the way.

[lg364]

¿cuál es el aporte hoy en día si todo ha cxambiado mucho?. Sin ir más lejos, escuchen los músicos Europeos.

[lilbits]

Great interview. This is really great. Ty

[andicatow]

Any idea where one can get a hold of this entire series?