You Got To Walk That Lonesome Valley by Mississippi John Hurt
Blues legend Mississippi John Hurt performs You Got To Walk That Lonesome Valley on a sixties-era television show.
Read MoreJazz Sunday: The Man I Love by Mary Lou Williams
Mary Lou Williams performs The Man I Love at the Montreux Jazz Festival on July 16, 1978.
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Jazz Sunday: Dr. Jazz by Jelly Roll Morton
Dr. Jazz was recorded by Jelly Roll Morton and His Red Hot Peppers for Victor Records on December 16, 1926.
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The Stars & Stripes Forever by John Philip Sousa
The New York Philharmonic performs John Philip Sousa’s patriotic march, The Stars & Stripes Forever.
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Call Me When You Need Me by T-Bone Walker (With Shakey Jake)
Music video for Call Me When You Need Me by T-Bone Walker with Shakey Jake on vocals.
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Cross Road Blues by Robert Johnson
Cross Road Blues by Delta Blues singer Robert Johnson was released on a 78 RPM record in 1937.
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Jazz Sunday: Twelfth Street Rag by Fletcher Henderson
A studio recording of the Fletcher Henderson Orchestra performing Twelfth Street Rag. Henderson was an American pianist, bandleader, arranger and composer.
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Throwback Thursday: How High the Moon by Les Paul & Mary Ford
Les Paul & Mary Ford perform How High the Moon on a television show during the 1950s.
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Jazz Sunday: Honeysuckle Rose by Frankie Trumbauer
Studio recording of Honeysuckle Rose by Frankie Trumbauer.
Read MoreJazz Sunday: Some Of These Days by Benny Waters
In the summer of 1982 The Hot Antic Jazz Band played a concert in the town of Uzes just west of Avignon in the southern part of France and alto jazz legend Benny Waters joined them.
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