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Jazz SeenProfiles the work of jazz photographer William Claxton, a man who has given us iconic images of film stars and jazz musicians including Chet Baker, Billie Holiday, and Steve McQueen. OVATION TV, ART LIKE NEVER BEFORE. TV LIKE NOTHING ELSE. www.ovationtv.com
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Chet Baker : If I Should Lose YouChet Baker (1929-1988) was an idol during his early career in music. Good-looking, talented, he played trumpet mainly by ear and sang in a soft, attractive style. He won polls, travelled to Europe, made recordings, was in films, played with Charlie Parker, and featured briefly in the remarkable Gerry Mulligan Quartet, unique for its not have a piano in the band. Baker developed a heroin habit in the 1950s, something that would plague him the rest of his life and cause him to spend time in prison. Some of his recordings are brilliant, while others are unfortunate, driven more by need than inspiration. There was a time when damage to his teeth limited Baker's playing; he eventually had dentures made and slowly relearned his playing ability using an altered embouchere. "If I Should Lose You" is from a 1985 album of duets with Canadian pianist Paul Bley, recorded in Copenhagen, called "Diane". Baker was in good form again. In May of 1988, Baker's body was found on Prins Hendrikkade, near Zeedijk, on the street below his second-story room at the Prins Hendrik Hotel in Amsterdam. There were wounds to his head. Drugs were found in his room. There have been many stories about whether he fell, jumped or was pushed, but an autopsy revealed no evidence of a struggle, so his death was ruled an accident. Chet Baker gave us some beautiful music, music that will endure. In the video I have used some wonderful photographs, many by the great William Claxton, who immortalized Chet Baker in ...
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NIGHT OF THE LEPUS (1972, trailer) DeForest KelleyAwesome 1972 "mother nature's revenge" film from director William F. Claxton. Mankind's experiments on mother nature's creatures has gone awry once again, this time creating giant, bloodthirsty rabbits! Damn, I love this flick. Perfect for a triple bill with "Food of the Gods" and "Day of the Animals". Stars Stuart Whitman, Janet Leigh, Rory Calhoun and DeForest Kelley
Jimmie Rowles & Stan Getz : I'll Never Be The SameJimmie Rowles (1918-1996) was an American jazz pianist from Spokane, Washington, and was best known as an accompanist. He also released a number of albums under his own name, and explored various idioms including swing and cool jazz. Rowles worked with Lester Young, Billie Holiday, Benny Goodman, Woody Herman, Les Brown, Tommy Dorsey, Tony Bennett, Peggy Lee, Ella Fitzgerald, Zoot Sims, Stan Getz and Diana Krall, among others. Rowles' most famous composition is "The Peacocks". The track featured in this video is one of Rowles' occasional vocal performances, called "I'll Never Be The Same", from an album titled, "The Peacocks: Stan Getz Presents Jimmie Rowles". The Photographs: The photo of Stan Getz in shadow against the wall is by the brilliant jazz photographer William Claxton. The other photographs are borrowed from various internet sites. NOTE: If anyone objects to this not-for-profit video due to copyright issues, please make contact and it will be removed.
Stan Levey "The Original Original"A video preview of a new jazz DVD documentary featuring jazz bop pioneer drummer Stan Levey. Stan Levey takes you on a musical journey from the birth of bebop, through the Big Band jazz era, to the "west coast, cool school" of modern jazz music. Stan Levey, one of the premiere storytellers in Ken Burns' "Jazz" documentary, tells fascinating tales of his days with the famed Parker/Gillespie group on 52nd Street in New York and his being the driving force of the Stan Kenton Orchestra and Howard Rumsey's Lighthouse All-Stars. The commentaries are told along with music, film clips and photographs of many jazz greats captured by world famous photographers William Claxton and Herman Leonard, and include many never before seen photographs from Stan's own personal collection. Also included are special appearances from Stan's friends and colleagues: Dizzy Gillespie, Miles Davis, Charlie Watts, Quincy Jones, Hank Jones, Bill Holman, Lee Konitz, Howard Rumsey, Terry Gibbs, Bill Henderson, Lalo Schifrin, and many more, including some very special observations from Charlie "Bird" Parker himself. For more info about the DVD visit www.stanlevey.com. Produced by Stan Levey and Arthur Shelby Pritz. Directed by Arthur Shelby Pritz.
Night of the Lepus TRAILER (1972)Giant killer rabbits go hippity-hopping down the murder trail in Night of the Lepus (1972). Cast: Stuart Whitman , Janet Leigh , Rory Calhoun , DeForest Kelley , Paul Fix , Melanie Fullerton , Chris Morrell , Chuck Hayward , Henry Wills , Francesca Jarvis , William Elliott , Robert Hardy , Richard Jacome , Inez Perez , G. Leroy Gaintner , Evans Thornton , I. Stanford Jolley , Robert Gooden , Walter Kelley , Frank Kennedy , Don Starr , Peter O'Crotty , Phillip Avenetti , Russell Morrell , Donna Gelgur , Stephen deFrance , Sherry Hummer , Rick Hummer , Jerry Dunphy Dir: William F. Claxton , Stan Jolley , Ted Schilz
Bob Dorough - Dogfrom "Jazz Canto Vol. 1" LP (1958 - World Pacific WP-1244) poem by Lawrence Ferlinghetti read by Bob Dorough music by the Bob Dorough Quintet : Bob Dorough, piano - Ralph Pena, bass - Billy Bean, guitar - Bob Hardaway, tenor - Larry Bunker, drums and vibes produced by Lawrence Lipton & William Claxton
Day of the verminThe movie that i made for my middle school film festival which i got second place out of 8 movies and i got best director. This movie is called day of the vermin and was based off night of the lepus that my great grandfather William Claxton directed. This movie took 3 days to film and 1 week to edit and put together. Cast Director, Christopher Claxton Editor, Christopher Claxton Camera man, Christopher Claxton , Josh Bock Costume designer, Matt , Christopher Claxton Stunt man , Josh Bock Thank you for watching my movie . Please subscribe and comment to give me feed back for how i did.
Buddy Collette - Jungle Pipefrom "Man Of Many Parts" LP (1956 - Contemporary C 3522) music by Buddy Collette Buddy Collette - alto & tenor sax, clarinet & flute Barney Kessel - guitar Ernie Freeman - piano Joe Comfort - bass Larry Bunker - drums recorded at Contemporary Studios, Los Angeles, CA produced by Lester Koenig engineered & supervised by Roy DuNann cover photos & design by William Claxton
Sonny Rollins - Way Out West [from 1957 album Way Out West]Sonny Rollins - Way Out West Year: 1957 Label: Contemporary Tenor Sax: Sonny Rollins Bass: Ray Brown Drums: Shelly Manne The timeless Way out West established Sonny Rollins as jazz's top tenor saxophonist (at least until John Coltrane surpassed him the following year). Joined by bassist Ray Brown and drummer Shelly Manne, Rollins is heard at one of his peaks on such pieces as "I'm an Old Cowhand (From the Rio Grande)," his own "Way out West," "There Is No Greater Love," and "Come, Gone" (a fast stomp based on "After You've Gone"). The William Claxton photo of Rollins wearing Western gear (and holding his tenor) in the desert is also a classic. [The Contemporary re-release appends three bonus tracks, all of them alternate takes.]
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Night of the LepusArcheoTrash Film Festival presents a tribute to "Night of the Lepus", one of John Magnum (the director of John Rombo, Rombo 2 - I smash your nuts)'s favorite movies of all times. This was showed at the ArcheoTrash Reunion Day in April 2008.
Duane Tatro - Backlashfrom 'Jazz For Moderns' LP (1956 - Contemporary Records C 3514) composed, orchestrated and directed by Duane Tatro with Stu Williamson, trumpet Bob Enevoldsen, valve trombone Joe Eger, french horn Lennie Niehaus, alto sax Bill Holman, tenor sax Jimmy Giuffre, baritone sax Ralph Pena, bass Shelly Manne, drums recorded september 13, 1954 in Los Angeles under the supervision of Lester Koenig. John Palladino was the recording engineer cover photo and design by William Claxton, showing General Motors' gas turbine Firebird II (rear view) at the GM Motorama 1956
Fred Katz - Pluck Itfrom "Zen : The Music Of Fred Katz" LP (1957 - Pacific Jazz 1231) with Paul Horn And The Chico Hamilton Quintet composed & arranged by Fred Katz - recorded nov. 1956 Fred Katz, cello - Chico Hamilton, drums & tympani - Paul Horn, alto flute & clarinet - John Pisano, guitar - Carson Smith, bass cover photograph by William Claxton
Ola Belle Reed - Sing Me A SongFrom the Rising Sun Melodies Recorded on June 17, 1976... Photography by Marion Post Wolcott; Russell Lee; Danny Lyon; Vivian Maier; Henri Cartier-Bresson; Richard Avedon; Helen Levitt; Lewis W. Hine; Bernard Plossu; George Krause; Ben Shahn; Dave Heath; Carl Mydans; William Henry Jackson; Toni Frissell; William Claxton; Matt Black; Smithsonian Institution; New York Public Library; Weegee (Arthur Fellig) Banjo time...:)(:
Teenage Challenge (1958)High school reporter Dave writes an essay for the school contest about the importance of finding God's will for his own life which causes quite a controversy. Teens weigh being popular party goers versus being a good Christian. Directed by William F. Claxton ("Bonanza", "Twilight Zone", "Eight Is Enough") This film is part of a series for teenagers who are questioning their faith in a modern world that doesn't seem very friendly to Christians.
The Lennie Niehaus Octet - Fourfrom 'Zounds!' LP (1958 - Contemporary Records C3540) composed by Miles Davis Lennie Niehaus, alto sax Bill Perkins, tenor sax Pepper Adams, baritone sax Vincent De Rosa, french horn Frank Rosolino, trombone James McAllister, tuba Red Mitchell, bass Mel Lewis, drums produced by Lester Koenig sound by Roy DuNann recorded at Contemporary's studios in Los Angeles, December 10, 1956 cover photo by William Claxton design by Guidi/Tri-Arts the girls are wearing Rudi Gernreich originals
Yancy Derringer - A Bullet For BridgetYancy Derringer is an American Western series that ran on CBS from 1958 to 1959, with Jock Mahoney (1919--1989) in the title role. It was produced by Derringer Productions and filmed in Hollywood by Desilu Productions. Derringer Productions consisted of half interest for Warren Lewis and Don Sharpe as executive producers, and a quarter interest to Jock Mahoney for starring in the series, and a quarter interest to Richard Sale and Mary Loos, husband and wife, as creators. The Sales based the series on a 1938 short story that Richard Sale had written. In the 1930s, Sale was one of the highest paid pulp writers, it was about a destitute aristocrat and troublemaker who returns to New Orleans three years after the Civil War. In the story, Derringer has no first name; "Yancy" was added for the TV series. Tonight's Story "A Bullet For Bridget" Madame Francine's girl midget cousin keeps being drug back to a mysterious black freighter from China, The Murphy Brown, supposedly only containing the finest silk. Reconstruction administrator Colton suspects smuggling, but lacks evidence so he assigns Derringer and Pahoo to use not-quite-legal methods to investigate, and to protect the adorable, pug-nosed Irish waif Gidget from being silenced. Cast Jock Mahoney ... Yancy Derringer Kevin Hagen ... John Colton X Brands ... Pahoo Frances Bergen ... Madame Francine Margaret Field ... Bridget Malone (as Maggie Mahoney) Charles Maxwell ... Emmet Rankin Zachary Charles ... Dan Fred Graham ...
D2 141- William Young (Newberry) over Tywan Claxton (King College (TN)) Dec 9-8D2 141- William Young (Newberry) over Tywan Claxton (King College (TN)) Dec 9-8
Amanda Peterson - A Star in HeavenTo the UNFORGETTABLE actress Amanda Peterson! From all your fans worldwide! From all the lives and hearts that you, Amanda, touched, touch and you will touch for a moment... FOREVER! Amanda Peterson, with her acting, earned an International Star status! She's respected and admired worldwide! From Asia to Australia, from Africa to Middle East, Europe and throughout the Americas! Amanda was (and still is) a talent that you just don't see anymore! Why in Heaven? Belong in Heaven all the people we admire and who touch positively our lives! Doesn't matter if that person is alive or dead! All the human beings that bring positive things to the world already belong in heaven! This is a subjective matter, we all have our stars... Movies allows actors that we do not know personally to be able to enlighten our hearts and souls with their acting skills. Amanda Peterson will always enlighten us with her excellent performances! This is my humble tribute to the UNFORGETTABLE actress Amanda Peterson and to all of her fans worldwide! Enjoy! :) OFFICIAL FACEBOOK PAGE: www.facebook.com Amanda Peterson - Personal Quotes: "I just love to act. I like to get away, totally play a different character, someone you can get really involved in knowing. I've gotten really involved in some characters and written down little summaries of where they live and what their families are like. You can really get into it -- especially in the movies, where you really have the time to get into your character and ...
Amanda Peterson - Unforgettable ActressTo the UNFORGETTABLE actress Amanda Peterson! From all your fans worldwide! From all the lives and hearts that you, Amanda, touched, touch and you will touch for a moment... FOREVER! Excellence is possible and the name is Amanda Peterson! This is my humble tribute to the UNFORGETTABLE actress Amanda Peterson and to all of her fans worldwide! Enjoy! OFFICIAL FACEBOOK PAGE: www.facebook.com Amanda Peterson - Personal Quotes: "I just love to act. I like to get away, totally play a different character, someone you can get really involved in knowing. I've gotten really involved in some characters and written down little summaries of where they live and what their families are like. You can really get into it -- especially in the movies, where you really have the time to get into your character and play her well." "It is funny you know, you spend 12 years of your life learning about things and about life, but they never really tell you how hard life really is." FILMOGRAPHY: 19 - WindRunner (William Clark & William Tannen, 1994) - as Julie Moore 18 - Jack's Place (TV series) (1993) - as Elodie Rayburn 17 - Fatal Charm (video) (Fritz Kiersch, 1991) - as Valerie 16 - Posing: Inspired by Three Real Stories AKA I Posed for Playboy (TV movie) (Steve Stafford, 1991) - as Abigail Baywood 15 - Hell Hath No Fury (TV movie) (Thomas J. Wright, 1991) - as Michelle Ferguson 14 - Doogie Howser, MD (TV series) (Scott Goldstein, 1990) - Episode 22 of Season 1 - Vinnie's Blind Date - as ...
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