Primack Videos

http://www.sonnyrollins.com presents an in-depth interview with Sonny Rollins where he discusses the influence of Coleman Hawkins.

Free Download: http://www.tinyurl.com/sonnyrollinsapp Sonny Rollins, the Saxophone Colossus, has just released an iPhone App. Use the App to preview and purchase music, get concert tickets, view the Photo Gallery, get the latest Sonny Rollins news, and watch cool videos

From the series, Ray Charles, Genius, an intimate look at the man behind the man, from those who knew him well.

From the series, Ray Charles, Genius, a comprehensive look at the way Ray Charles interpreted ballads. Features interviews with Al Kooper, Steve Turre, Marcus Belgrave, Gregg Field and Angela Workman, as well as a rare performance.

In the early 1950's Miles Davis and Sonny Rollins developed a friendship and working relationship that produced some of the best and most important jazz of the decade. To prove the point, Prestige Records proudly presents this all-new compilation that showcases just some of their stellar work together that was recorded for the famed jazz label. http://tinyurl.com/milesandsonny

28 Ray Charles albums, most long out-of-print, have been released digitally by Concord Records. This episode of the series Ray Charles, Genius, previews the 295 tracks that are now available at your favorite digital music store.

Joe Lovano's Us 5 is in the studio, recording their Blue Note release, "Folk Art." Us 5 is Joe Lovano, saxophones; James Weidman, piano; Esperanza Spalding, bass; Francisco Mela and Otis Brown III, drums. For more Joe, please visit http://www.joelovano.com Video: Bret Primack

Influenced by Louis Jordan, Charles Brown and Nat Cole, Ray Charles' voice was a "Window To His Soul," as explored in this episode of the series, Ray Charles, Genius, featuring some stirring vocal performances and interviews with Dr. Billy Taylor, Dan Morgenstern, Ira Gitler, George Wein, Gregg Field, John Burk, and, songwriter/producer/musician, Al Kooper.

Interviews with Steve Turre, Gregg Field, Marcus Belgrave and Angela Workman along with some rare performance video provide a unique perspective on what it was like to play with Ray Charles. From the Concord Records series, Ray Charles, Genius. Music: Ray Charles Berlin 1962 Video Producer/Host: Bret Primack

http://www.jazzvideoguy.tv presents a rare look at Lenny Bruce's TV pilot The World of Lenny Bruce, featuring Cannonball Adderley, Bill Evans, Teddy Kotick and Philly Joe Jones. For info on the entire program, which also features Buddy Rich, Harry Sweets Edison, Lambert Hendricks and Ross, and David Allyn, please visit http://www.jazzlegends.com