Promoting Classic Jazz in SE Michigan
Videos
The Sheila Landis Quartet
Jeff Trudell at Michigan Jazz Festival
RJ Spangler at Mich Jazz Festival
A Conversation with Dave Bennett
A Conversation with Sally Bolle, President of the Greater Detroit Jazz Society
A Conversation with Craig Strain
A Conversation with Jerry McKenzie, former Stan Kenton drummer
Another Conversation with Jerry McKenzie, Kenton drummer
A Conversation with Sheila Landis and Rick Matle
A Conversation with Dave Tatrow
A Conversation with Barbara Ware
A Conversation with Scott Gwinnell
Terrace Inn (BayView) Filmed by Laura Wyman for Wyman Video
DIGA DIGA DO - Jam Session at Bayview (Oct 2019)
CONEY ISLAND WASHBOARD ROUNDELAY - Jam Session at the Terrace Inn
SING SING SING - The Dave Bennett Quartet at Bayview
YESTERDAY - The Dave Bennett Quartet
THIRTEEN FINGERS - The Dave Bennett Quartet
DOWN IN HONKY TONK TOWN - The Dave Bennett Quartet
4-HAND BOOGIE IMPROVISATION - Bennett & Kressler at Bayview
JUST A CLOSER WALK WITH THEE - Jam Session at Bayview
GOODY, GOODY - Nicole Heitger w/ The Cakewalkin' Jass Band
CAKEWALKIN' BABIES FROM HOME - The Cakewalkin' Jass Band
MY BUCKET'S GOT A HOLE IN IT - The Cakewalkin' Jass Band
TROUBLE IN MIND - Nicole Heitger w/ The Cakewalkin' Jass Band
Sally Bolle at Bayview
ORIGINAL DIXIELAND ONE-STEP - Jam Session at Bayview (Oct 2015)
Jazz at Shield's Filmed by Laura Wyman for Wyman Video
JAZZ ME BLUES - The Dirty Dogs
BLUES MY NAUGHTY SWEETIE GIVES TO ME + Happy Birthday - Kerry Price & Friends
SUMMERTIME - Shuga Maxwell w/ Kerry Price & Friends
Gershwin-Berlin-Rodgers medley - Kate Patterson & Friends
intros + C JAM BLUES - Kate Patterson & Friends
I CAN'T GIVE YOU ANYTHING BUT LOVE - Kerry Price & Friends
AFTER YOU'VE GONE + SOME OF THESE DAYS - Kerry Price & Friends
OH DADDY - Kerry Price & Friends
Detroit Public TV Visits Jazz at Shield’s
"Back Before 1910"
Composed by Brian Pelton | Performed by Brian & Mary Seelhorst
The Ford Piquette Avenue Plant recently held a fundraising event at the museum. Brian Pelton and Mary Seelhorst were invited to sing a song that Brian wrote about a worker at Piquette. Everyone loved the song. Enjoy!