-
ALWAYS FOR PLEASURE - 1978
-
ALWAYS FOR PLEASURE - 1978 - Intro
-
An American Treasure and Living Legend Les Blank and his Documentary Films on BYOD EP14
-
Big Chief-Professor Longhair (1973)
-
Allen Toussaint "Southern Nights"
-
Allen Toussaint "Party Goin On" (2009)
-
Allen Toussaint plays Professor Longhair
-
Allen Toussaint "Get Out My Life, Woman" (2011)
-
Canray Fontenot and Bois Sec Ardoin
-
Bonsoir Moreau
-
Canray Fontenot: Bonsoir Moreau
-
Canray Fontenot Interview
-
BeauSoleil Interview
-
BeauSoleil-Varise
-
Clarence 'Frogman' Henry performs Aint Got No Home at LMHOF Legends
-
Clifton Chenier - Bon Ton Roulet
-
Cosimo Matassa Interview
-
Cassanova
-
A Streetcar Named Desire Official Trailer
-
Black Indians of New Orleans
-
Cuban Music: Paulo, Comparsas Dance
-
Bamboula Dance Parade
-
Cutumba performing Son
-
Clave for Beginners
-
Alex Chilton on 120 Minutes (1985)
-
Al Hirt on Johnny Cash Show
-
Amanda Shaw: "Hot Tamale Baby" and "Good Southern Girl"
-
Alex Chilton "Paul Westerberg"
-
Big Freedia "NA WHO MAD!?"
-
Big Freedia "Y'all Get Back Now"
-
Ben Jaffe Tuba Interview
-
Big Freedia - The Queen Diva (Pitchfork Documentary)
-
Bob French and the Tuxedo band "Bogalusa Strut"
-
Clint Maedgen and Preservation Hall Jazz Band "I'll Fly Away" on Letterman
-
Amanda Shaw "Perridin Two Step"
-
Curley Taylor and Zydeco Trouble "It's Alright"
-
Big Freedia - Excuse - Official Music Video
-
Big Freedia documentary by Pitchfork
-
Alabama Dixieland Jazz Band
-
All-Star Tribute to UGK
-
A Journey to the Slave House on Gorée Island, Senegal ("House of Slaves" portion begins about 4 minutes into the film.)
-
A Berlin night club featuring jazz in Einbrecher (1930)
-
Alberta Hunter, "My Handy Man" (1981)
-
Billie Holiday with Lester Young and others, "Fine and Mellow" (1958)
-
Armstrong arrives at European and African Airports:
-
Clint Eastwood, Bird (1988)
-
Crossroads (1986)
-
Clips from New Orleans Silent Films
-
-1398199483.png)
Creoles of Color in Plaquemines Parish, LA (FROM THE END OF THE EARTH)
-
Coming out the door: Lady Buckjumpers - 2011 Second Line Parade
-
Congo Square: the people, their music, the songs and influence on jazz. Featuring commentary by Wynton Marsalis and Gerald Early.
-
Conjunto Folklorico Nacional Palo dancing
-
Afro-Cuban KINFUITI drum Ta Makuende Yaya, Palo Kongo friction drum
-
Canal Street Blues, King Oliver, 1923
All Videos - Displaying 54 of 331
