Primary Resources (interviews, clips...)
Transcripts from interviews from Ken Burns' PBS Jazz series from pbs.org
Hamilton College Jazz Archive has DVDs of interviews, available through interlibrary loan
Louis Armstrong Jazz Oral History Project (clips) - Schomburg Center for Research in Black Culture
Websites
- All About JazzMonthly webzine
- Red Hot Jazz ArchivePre-1930s, includes mp3s
- Jazz CornerIncludes podcasts
- Ken Burns' PBS Jazz SeriesCompanion website
Jazz Archives
- Jazz in Film Bibliography: Guides & Finding Aids (Motion Picture and Television Reading Room, Libraryof Congress)Duke Ellington is especially well-represented in this guide. In 1991, the Library acquired over 15,000 Ellington sound recordings (published and unpublished) from noted Ellington collector and authority, Jerry Valburn.
- International Jazz Collections (IJC) - University of IdahoThe International Jazz Collections was formally established at the University of Idaho in 2000, featuring papers and photographs of the legendary Lionel Hampton. The IJC merged into the Special Collections & Archives of the UI Library in 2007, and is now the preeminent jazz archive in the Pacific Northwest.
- American music collectionsIncludes materials related to Benny Carter, Duke Ellington, the oral history of jazz, Tito Puente, plus others.
Subject Guide
Linda Dempf
Contact:
R. Barbara Gitenstein Library
609-771-2721
Subjects: Music, Women's, Gender, and Sexuality Studies