Institutes - Archives - Libraries - Museums
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Louis Armstrong's Home and Archive (Queens, USA) |
Louis own collection, documents and property, in his former home in Queens, New York. Open for research and visitors. |
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ACE (USA) |
The big ASCAP song data base. You'll find performances of songs and current copyright holders. |
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Interview Eugene Powell; Blues Estafette Photos; Big Guitar Red's Blues Stories; Lil' Alfred: Front And Center (not a real archive, but interesting writings on blues, and some dealers' links) |
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British archive of jazz: recordings, radio broadcasts, oral history (interviews), printed documents |
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Canada: National Library of Canada - Recorded Sound and Video Collection |
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Chicago Jazz Archive (University of Chicago) |
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Biggest collection of jazz documents in Europe. Many features. |
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Museum on the delta blues in Clarksdale, Miss. Exhibitions, Blues Alley, Photo Gallery. |
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In German. Overview on Jazz in GDR 1965 to date. Sound samples. Very limited details. Last up-date ? Kurze Übersicht "Jazz in der DDR 1965 - heute". Mit Gehörproben. Wenig detailliert. Wann zuletzt aktualisiert ? |
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Document Records (UK) |
Scotland's foremost CD and book shop, specialised in jazz and blues. Great links to U.S.archives (census records etc.) |
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Dutch Jazz Archive (NL) |
Nederlands Jazz Archief. Jazz in the Netherlands. In Dutch. |
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Part of the Foundation's 5 years' jazz program. Supports 16 jazz organisations, including Jazz at the Lincoln Center, Festivals and the Thelonious Monk Institute of Jazz (q.v.). |
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| Website of the Starr-Gennett Foundation which is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the rich musical heritage of the Gennett Record Company and its parent Starr Piano Company in Richmond, Indiana. Along with crafting some of the world’s finest pianos, which served as the primary medium for musical entertainment in America before the widespread use of the phonograph, the Starr-Gennett complex became a “music factory” that was later responsible for recording, pressing, and distributing groundbreaking Jazz records that first spread “America’s music” throughout the United States. To this day, Gennett records are regarded as essential to any proper history of Jazz music. An indispensable website for the serious collector about "The Cradle of Jazz"! | |
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Includes a project on the unification of 7 jazz archives in the UK. Trust is independent and charitable, set up by musician Johnny Dankworth. News and message board. Focus on British jazz. |
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Jazz Discography by Tom Lord (US, C) |
Standard jazz discography, more than 20 volumes and on CD-ROM. Most comprehensive and complete jazz discography of today. Not as accurate as many specialist discographies. |
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Jazz World Society (PL) |
Database on jazz business, musicians, producers, journalists. Offers marketing services. Run by Jan Byrczek. |
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Non-profit education program. Organization founded in 1986 by the Monk family.Competitions, National Jazz Curriculum, Jazz in the Classroom, Jazz Sports, Television Specials, College Program. |
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The Hogan Jazz Archive (New Orleans) |
A must for the jazz buff! |
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Produces jazz radio program, distributed by many stations nationwide in the US. |
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Nederlands Jazz Archief. Jazz in the Netherlands. In Dutch. |
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Great stuff on the Internet! All about Jazz in Norway from the beginning to date. |
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Database Jazzbasen about Jazz in Norway. Artists, biographies, photographs, history etc. Really great! In Norwegian! Leider auf norwegisch! Umfaassende Datenbank über Jazz in Norwegen. |
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Vast and comprehensive archive of song texts (lyrics). Very useful. |
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One of the leading jazz archives of the world, founded by the late Marshall Stearns in 1952, now led by Dan Morgenstern. |
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| Website of the Starr-Gennett Foundation which is a non-profit organization dedicated to promoting the rich musical heritage of the Gennett Record Company and its parent Starr Piano Company in Richmond, Indiana. Along with crafting some of the world’s finest pianos, which served as the primary medium for musical entertainment in America before the widespread use of the phonograph, the Starr-Gennett complex became a “music factory” that was later responsible for recording, pressing, and distributing groundbreaking Jazz records that first spread “America’s music” throughout the United States. To this day, Gennett records are regarded as essential to any proper history of Jazz music. An indispensable website for the serious collector about "The Cradle of Jazz"! |