Jazz, "The True Welcome" (2000), episode four of Ken Burns' landmark documentary series, explores how the genre lifted spirits during the Great Depression, focusing on the Harlem Renaissance, swing music and the rise of artists like Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Benny Goodman. Narrated by Keith David and featuring rare…
Jazz, "The True Welcome" (2000), episode four of Ken Burns' landmark documentary series, explores how the genre lifted spirits during the Great Depression, focusing on the Harlem Renaissance, swing music and the rise of artists like Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington and Benny Goodman. Narrated by Keith David and featuring rare archival footage and expert commentary, this episode offers a vivid look at jazz’s power to transcend hardship and unite communities.
Title
Jazz, "The True Welcome"
Year
2000
Format
VHS
Run Time
120 min
Rating
Not Rated
Condition
Preowned
Genre
Documentary
Dance
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