The Art of Jazz Improvisation: A Festival of Traditional and Contemporary Approaches, audio cassette, OTC 408.29.1
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content: Box 134, Cassette 17
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content: Archives Center, National Museum of American History
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content: Concert (February 7, 1985)
                
Introductory remarks by Roger Kennedy, director, the National Museum of American History
               
Leonard Goines, professor of jazz history, New York University, discusses the meaning and importance of jazz improvisation and  jazz improvisational performance.

Performance by Clark Terry and the Jolly Giants 
           
Selections:
"Blues Walk", now known as "Somebody Done Stole My Blues"
"One Foot In the Gutter"
"The Smithsonian Institute Blues"
"On the Trail"