New Releases by Ken Burns

Celebrates the achievements of jazz from it''s origins in blues and ragtime through swing, bebop and fusion. The 10 part series includes 75 interviews, 500 pieces of music, 2400 still photographs and 2000 film clips.

Celebrates the achievements of jazz from it''s origins in blues and ragtime through swing, bebop and fusion. The 10 part series includes 75 interviews, 500 pieces of music, 2400 still photographs and 2000 film clips.

Celebrates the achievements of jazz from it''s origins in blues and ragtime through swing, bebop and fusion. The 10 part series includes 75 interviews, 500 pieces of music, 2400 still photographs and 2000 film clips.

Celebrates the achievements of jazz from it''s origins in blues and ragtime through swing, bebop and fusion. The 10 part series includes 75 interviews, 500 pieces of music, 2400 still photographs and 2000 film clips.

Notes from an interview of Robert Cooley by PBS Producer Ken Burns for his research on Thomas Jefferson. Cooley believes he is a great-great-great-great-great grandson of Thomas Jefferson and Sally Hemings through her son Thomas Woodson. Cooley gives details of his family''s oral history traditions.

Ken Burns discusses the production of his historical documentary about Thomas Jefferson in remarks given at Monticello on June 7, 1996. He describes how he tried to capture Jefferson''s complex personality and legacy.

Illustrates the history of baseball and how it has evolved into its present form

Looks at the major achievements and moments of the sport, both on and off the field

Tells the story of the Black baseball teams that played throughout the country before Jackie Robinson broke the color barrier in 1947

The collection comprises two award plaques, 1 inscribed plate, and 1 award certificate, 1955-1998, given to Ken Burns, former President of the Mattachine Society during the 1950s. Included is a Mattachine Society honorary membership plaque given to Burns in 1955.

Videos # 492 there are 9 videos included.