Toronto Jazz
Synopsis
Mid-century Toronto served as the third-largest jazz center in North America, featuring performances from the Lenny Breau trio and the Don Thompson Quintet.
Synopsis
In mid-century Toronto, the jazz scene flourished as the third-largest jazz center in North America. This short documentary captures the vibrant atmosphere of the era through black-and-white visuals, showcasing iconic nightclubs and the musicians who defined the sound. Featured performances and interviews include the Lenny Breau trio, the Don Thompson Quintet, and the Alf Jones Quartet. Directed by Don Owen in 1963, this film offers a compelling glimpse into a pivotal moment in Canadian jazz history.
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