Tag: Dakota Staton

Dakota Staton “Seems Like You Just Don’t Care”

Back in 1960 the United States Information Agency filmed and released overseas an astounding 26 half hour compilations of performances from the Newport Jazz Festival.

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Feature Films

Lem Hawkins’ Confession featuring Clarence Williams and his Jazz Band
Maurice Rocco in the 1930s
Mistaken Identity
Sepia Cinderella – Part 1: Mercer Ellington and his Orchestra
Sepia Cinderella, part two
Ten Cents A Dance

Short Subjects

Cootie Williams and his Orchestra
Don Redman and his Orchestra
Henri Woode and his Orchestra
Louis Jordan and “Caldonia” The Partnership
Lucky Millinder and his Orchestra
Mills Blue Rhythm Band
Murder In Swingtime
Ray McKinley and his Orchestra
Saturday Night Swing Club
Swing Styles
Woody Herman and his Orchestra

Soundies and other Jukebox Shorts

Deep River Boys
Flo Petty & his Orchestra and the Telo-View Portable Theatera
Gene Krupa and his Orchestra “The Ace Drummer Man” and his Three Panoram SOUNDIES
Joe Marsala and his Orchestra, featuring Adele Girard
Johnny Guarnieri and The Swing Stars
Pat Flowers, Mabel Lee and the “Very Last SOUNDIE”
Skeets Tolbert & his Orchestra and Tosh Hammed
The Ali Baba Trio and Valaida Snow “The Florentine Gardens”
The Edgar Bergen Shorts “Almost Soundies”
The Sun Tan Four and Sun Tan Band “SOUNDIES Mystery”

Television Broadcasts and Kinescopes

The Video Varieties Shorts

Miscellaneous: Telescriptions, experimental and independent films

The Remarkable and Always Swinging Stix Hooper

Rare Production Documents

“Fats” Waller SOUNDIES
Charlie Parker Dial Recording Contract
Duke Ellington SOUNDIES
Henry “Red” Allen SOUNDIES

Photographs

Early Chubby Jackson
Les Hite: FOOLS FOR SCANDAL

Tag: Dakota Staton

Dakota Staton “Seems Like You Just Don’t Care”

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© 2025 Mark Cantor and the Celluloid Improvisations Music Film Archive

The contents of this website may not be used without prior permission.