USA - 1956 - A bass player and drummer solo in a jazz band performance while a narrator lists off different names for jazz music.
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USA - 1940s - Muted trombonist Russ Morgan concludes a performance of "Wabash Blues" with his band by dueting with a clarinetist and muted trumpet player.
USA - 1943 - In this musical, a lonely woman decides to start working at the Navy Yard to make friends.
Piano Performance Ambiance, Soft Piano Touch In Cozy Setting, Acoustic Pianist Specializing In Delicate Melodies And Intimate Atmospheres
USA - 1943 - In this musical, a woman sings about all the attention she gets from sailors working as a mechanic at the Navy yard.
USA - 1942 - In this musical, a tiny woman dances in a full champagne glass.
USA - 1942 - In this musical, a woman hurries out of the shower to get the mail only for the mailman to tell her he's at the wrong address.
USA - 1943 - In this musical, women drink and dance among the stars.
USA - 1942 - In this musical, nightclub waitresses sing about midnight cocktails for people on dates.
USA - 1942 - In this musical, nightclub waitresses sing as they bring cocktails to customers on dates.
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1930s - Woody Herman sings "You Must Have Been a Beautiful Baby" with his orchestra for a live audience.
USA - 1942 - In this musical, a man flirts with his reflection in drag.
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1940s - The Page Cavanaugh trio begins a jazzy song about Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
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1940s - The Page Cavanaugh trio concludes a jazzy song about Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
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USA - 1945 - In this musical, Danny O'Neill sings "After A While" as women show off their legs and model different kinds of elaborate headwear.
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1940s - The guitarist and pianist in the Page Cavanaugh trio play solos in a jazzy song about Goldilocks and the Three Bears.
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USA - 1930s - Tap dancers Bessie Dudley and Florence Hill begin performing with Duke Ellington's band (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, showgirls dance at a war bond rally and Frances Faye finishes a performance of "I Shut My Mouth for Uncle Sam."
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Energetic adult does jazzy moves in studio while he enjoys popular tracks. Asian modern person smiling and bouncing on camera, listening to
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a woman chooses a shy guy over a group of impressive dancers.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a bashful man in a public park sings about his shyness as he struggles to meet a beautiful statue's eye.
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USA - 1950s - In this animated commercial, jazz musicians recommend nuts, hot dogs and Dr. Pepper at a drive-in theater's snack bar.
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USA - 1944 - Louis Jordan sings and plays the saxophone with hits Tympany Five before inviting the Swing Maniacs to come out and dance.
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USA - 1946 - Red Allen sings and leads his jazz band in "The House on 52nd Street" with a trumpet solo.
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USA - 1950s - In this animated commercial, a jungle man and lion enjoy varied offerings from a snack bar.
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USA - 1946 - Big band leader Gloria Parker leads a piano soloist, violinists and her whole orchestra in "Here Comes the Fattest Man in Town."
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USA - 1930s - Louis Prima closes out a Dixieland jazz band performance with a trumpet solo.
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USA - 1950s - In this animated commercial, jazz instruments advertise delicious offerings at a drive-in theater's snack bar.
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USA - 1950s - In this animated commercial for a drive-in theater's snack bar, a conductor leads a jazz band in showcasing the different offerings.
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USA - 1943 - In this musical, a couple in a public park sing about how the man is shy.
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USA - 1930s - Duke Ellington's band plays at the Cotton Club while a narrator lists off some of the musicians he taught (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1941 - Duke Ellington's band plays while Whitey's Lindy Hoppers, the swing dancers, perform.
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USA - 1940s - Trumpeter Henry Busse solos with his band at a nightclub, with his instrument both muted and not.
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USA - 1946 - JC Higginbotham solos on trombone, Johni Weaver on saxophone and Red Allen on trumpet to wrap up a jazz performance of "The House on 52nd Street."
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USA - 1940s - In this musical film, a woman concludes a sing-along of "Nobody's Sweetheart Now."
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USA - 1940s - Two members of the Modernaires duet a verse of Glenn Miller's "I've Got a Heart Filled With Love" on stage.
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USA - 1930s - In this musical, Louis Armstrong plays the trumpet in leopard print for a cigar-smoking African king.
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USA - 1942 - A couple starts dancing to a performance of "Leven Thirty Saturday Night" by Charlie Spivak's band.
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USA - 1940s - Lawrence Welk's band concludes a performance of "Ain't She Sweet?" at a nightclub as people dance.
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USA - 1942 - Louis Jordan's jazz quintet perform "Down, Down, Down" while women in various states of dress bring the lyrics to life.
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USA - 1942 - In this musical, the Kings Men conclude a performance of "The Chool Song" dressed along with swing dancers in 1700s garb.
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USA - 1930s - Hal Kemp's jazz band begins playing in a nightclub with dramatic shadows.
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USA - 1941 - In this musical, a neighbor calls the cops on Fats Waller's loud house party but the police just join the dancing as Fats finishes his song.
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USA - 1930s - A saxophonist solos in the conclusion of a boogie woogie number by Bob Chester's band.
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USA - 1930s - Louis Armstrong plays a trumpet solo while dressed in leopard print.