Another clip from the same Mid-America Jazz Festival.

As the seasons begin to change --we dream of a trouble free world. So Wrap Your Troubles in Dreams my friends & Dream Your Troubles Away.

A new book on Kenny has just been published by Scarecrow Press written by Edward N. Meyer-Just Four Bars. I highly recommend this book to you.

Summertime was performed here at the Mid-America Jazz Festival March 22 1992. Milt Hinton is on the bass & Bobby Rosengarden is on the drums. 

I dedicate this first of many videos to Kenny's wife and our good friend Elsa. We will never hear his beautiful & rare sound "live" again but his music will live on forever as will our memory of our times together.

Its my pleasure to bring you musical sounds and conversation with great Jazz vocalist Jan Daley. 

You'll hear two wonderful musical numbers, with our interview in the middle.

Check out her great music and get to know more about Jan Daley.

Click on the link below to listen.

This week I had the opportunity to share a few minutes with Les Brown, Jr.

He's been actively involved in the music and entertainment world since the age of 15, as a singer, musician and actor.  He's been a Record and Television Producer, Concert Promoter, and currently entertains audiences around the world with "Band of Renown", and hosts his own syndicated daily radio show on the "Music of Your Life" radio network.  

From his bio "

For over 65 years, Les Brown and the Band of Renown have played dazzling big band music, with #1 hits like ‘Sentimental Journey’ and ‘I’ve Got My Love to Keep Me Warm.’

In addition to their own busy touring and recording schedule, Les and the Band played with Bob Hope for 50 years and helped to launch the careers of Doris Day (listen) and Tony Bennett.

Here's a link to his bio page.

I'm sure you'll enjoy our conversation!

She has performed around the world as an actress & vocalist & is one of the best examples as to why jazz is alive & well.

She performs here with The Statesmen Of Jazz when they paid tribute to my Homie, Clark Terry, last year at Harris Stowe State University to benefit the Wolff Jazz Institute.

Enjoy her beauty as well as her beautiful voice.

My HOMIE was honored by President Henry Givens,Jr. & by his fellow musicians for his many contributions to our only original American music-called jazz. Also included are my interviews with Clark both prior to & during the concert.

Thank You HOMIE.

He was with The Statesmen of Jazz at Harris-Stowe State University to benefit The Wolff Jazz Institute here in St Louis last August when I interviewed him. We also get to enjoy his great performance as Jazz Meets the Classics here on donwolff.com.

Nicki Parrot, a talented, young & beautiful bassist from Australia was interviewed by me the night before she performed her own composition in honor of Mumbles-CT-Clark Terry.

Both are included here for the 1st time anywhere.

I'm pleased to bring you a great special I Love Jazz show focusing on the great Artie Shaw.  This is part one of the show and runs about 1 1/2 hours.

I'm Don Wolff and I Love Jazz!

Starting tonight, we're going to keep the stream full of new releases and great jazz music!  We will play great music and update the mixes each week to keep the show fresh.

Look right here on Donwolff.com for special shows like the Benny Goodman 100th Anniversary show, a new upcoming show celebrating Artie Shaw, and many rare recordings, videos and unreleased recordings!  You can listen right here, or subscribe on Itunes to the I Love Jazz Interviews podcast and you'll receive these musical gems soon as they are available on the website.

We really appreciate you listening to I Love Jazz on Live365 and celebrating America's Original Art Form Music.