Red Nichols and his Five Pennies perform "Troublesome Trumpet" in this short from 1933.

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Very rare clip of Don Redman and his Orchestra from 1932.

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In 1929 Tal Henry and his North Carolinian's were featured in a nine minute Vitaphone performing three songs. Nothing is really known about this territory band, except that they played in a Casino, and that this rendition of "Come on Baby" is extremely hot! The clarinet player is Walter Fellman and the trombonist is Chet Lincoln.

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A tribute to the King of Swing.

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Cab Calloway and his Ochestra

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Jazz from the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra of the 1920's.

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This is the most sought after jazz clip by collectors. It shows a young Jack Teagarden with Jimmy McPartland in it, with Pollack singing at the opening. This is for my friend, Joe Showler, the world's leading authority on Jack Teagarden.

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Rare footage of New Zealand's first jazz band captured on film!

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Tribute to the great C-melody sax jazz musician of the 1920's and 1930's who is better known as Tram, as he often chased Bix when they duelled on many an Okeh recording.

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