LEADER 00000ngmaa2200673Ka 4500 001 229119869 005 20080528 TAPE OCLC0528: 0093 007 vf bcahru 008 080529s1962 xxu051 vleng d 009 Reclvl: f Addate: 080529 Addid: OCL Moddate: 080825 Modid: XRF Catid: PFA 035 (PFA-FILM)15824 035 GLADN51144436 040 CUY|beng|cCUY 044 xxu|aja 090 |b0750-01-13333 245 00 Blues for trumpet and koto|h[videorecording] /|ca Geoffrey Selden Associates production ; in association with TBA, Tokyo Broadcasting System ; production, Geoffrey Selden, Domei Suzuki, Allan Lawrence, Tatsuro Komatsu ; direction, Ken Buckridge, Keiich Ogiwara, Harunosuke Nakagawa, Hajime Tsuburaya, Akira Namiki. 257 United States. 260 United States :|b[s.n.,|c1962] 300 1 videocassette of 1 (50:48 min.) (NTSC) :|bsd., b&w ;|c3/ 4 in. 500 Production credits taken from print. 506 Pacific Film Archive collection; non-circulating.|5CUY. 511 0 Starring: Anthony George [Pete Clay], Quincy Jones. Featuring: Susan Barrett [Lori], Pat Brown. Performers: Quincy Jones International All Stars, Nobuo Hara and his Sharps and Flats, Kazuko Inano (koto). 520 This television program features jazz music structured around a loose story of a musician who has lost his girlfriend and accompanies his friend Quincy Jones (as himself) on a tour of Japan. The program begins in the 300 Club in New York where Al Hirt plays two sets, Georgia on my mind and Paris in the springtime. Quincy Jones is in the audience talking to his friend, "Pete Clay," a songwriter and musician who has broken up with his girlfriend. Pete joins Quincy on his tour to Japan. Their plane touches down in Sydney, Australia where Waltzing Matilda is briefly heard. Quincy and Pete do some sightseeing in Tokyo and then visit the rehearsal studio. There Quincy, at the piano, rehearses Old black magic with Nobuo Hara and his Sharps and Flats. Later that night at a nightclub Nobuo and his group perform two sets, Apple honey and Night in Tunisia. Quincy joins them at the piano for Taste of honey. Quincy Jones plays trumpet in a duet with the koto player, Kazuko Inano, in Blues for trumpet and koto. "Pete Clay" sings Where or when with Quincy at the piano. There are some night scenes in Tokyo and Pete returns to his hotel's nightclub where he finds his lost girlfriend, "Lori," performing a song he wrote, No more talk. They are reunited and the program ends back 520 in the New York with Al Hirt performing When the saints go marching in. 538 U-matic NTSC. 590 PFA 0750-01-13333. |aCONDITION NOTE: Last checked: 2008/05 /27 good condition. 650 0 Jazz|vDrama. 655 7 Television.|2mim 655 7 Music.|2mim 690 0 Japanese films. 700 1 Buckridge, Ken. 700 1 Ogiwara, Keiich. 700 1 Nakagawa, Harunosuke. 700 1 Tsuburaya, Hajime. 700 1 Namiki, Akira. 700 1 Selden, Geoffrey. 700 1 Suzuki, Domei. 700 1 Lawrence, Allan. 700 1 Komatsu, Tatsuro. 700 1 George, Anthony,|d1921-2005. 700 1 Jones, Quincy,|d1933- 700 1 Barrett, Susan. 700 1 Brown, Pat. 700 1 Hirt, Al,|d1922-1999. 700 1 Hara, Nobuo. 700 1 Inano, Kazuko. 710 2 Sharps and Flats (Musical group) 710 2 Quincy Jones International All Stars (Musical group) 710 2 Geoffrey Selden Associates. 710 2 Tōkyō Hōsō. 730 02 No more talk. 730 02 Georgia on my mind. 730 02 Paris in the springtime. 730 02 Waltzing Matilda. 730 02 Old black magic. 730 02 Apple honey. 730 02 Night in Tunisia. 730 02 Blues for trumpet and koto. 730 02 Taste of honey. 730 02 Where or when. 730 02 When the saints go marching in. 935 GLADN51144436 941 0 PFA 0750-01-13333. PFA Collection acquisition donation from Dean Santomieri 2008/5/2 946 PFA 0750-01-13333. Record created 2008/05/27 by sw. 954 20120801|bMarcive Authority Bib 956 PFA 956 20140224|bPFA migration/merge load 957 OCLC xref loaded 20161023 994 02|bCUY