Jazz: A Film By Ken Burns

This documentary series tells the story of jazz, one of America's most influential musical art forms. From its early days with Blues and Ragtime to the rise of Swing, Bebop, and Fusion, this series explores how jazz evolved over time.

Created by the filmmaker behind The Civil War and Baseball, this series features 75 interviews, over 500 pieces of music, and rare historical photos and footage. It brings to life the great musicians, groundbreaking performances, and cultural impact of jazz through different eras.

The collection includes 10 DVDs and provides an in-depth look at jazz legends like Louis Armstrong, Duke Ellington, and Miles Davis. Special features include full-length performances not shown in the original film, as well as a behind-the-scenes documentary about how the series was made.

For music lovers and history fans, this series is a deep dive into the rich legacy of jazz, celebrating its rhythms, creativity, and influence on American culture.