Soundtrack of the great series about the national pasttime. Columbia Original Masters.

Watch the video for Pound Cake from Count Basie's Baseball A Film By Ken Burns - Original Soundtrack Recording for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists.

This is a great soundtrack. We have and "opening day" hot dog party at my work every year. This was an awesome background sound track.

Various Artists 02-09-1994. Toplam süre:57 min. 01. Walt Whitman (Quote). Baseball A Film By Ken Burns - Original Soundtrack Recording. 02. Take Me Out To The Ball Game (Piano). Yazar: Norworth - Von Tilzer. Sol White (Quote From History Of Colored Baseball, 1907)/Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground. 08. Steal Away (Instrumental). 09. Babe Ruth - Radio Call (ca. 1927).

Sol White (Quote from History of Colored Baseball, 1907), Dark Was the Night, Cold Was the Ground. The Civil War (Original Soundtrack). Sports Chants & Charges. The Complete Grand Entrance Party, Vol. 6. Bobby Morganstein Productions. Posthumus Zone (The Theme to "The NFL On CBS") - Single.

Various ‎– Mark Twain: A Film Directed By Ken Burns - Original Soundtrack Recording. Label: Columbia ‎– CK 86091, Legacy ‎– CK 86091.

Les Brown & His Orchestra - Baseball A Film By Ken Burns - Original Soundtrack Recording Album. Artist: Les Brown & His Orchestra.

Original Soundtrack Recording Mark Twain - A Film Directed By Ken Burns. Released by Sony Music May 2003 29 Tracks.

Jazz is a 2001 television documentary miniseries, directed by Ken Burns. It was broadcast on PBS in 2001, and was released on DVD and VHS on January 2, 2001 by the same company. Its chronological and thematic episodes provided a history of jazz, emphasizing innovative composers and musicians and American history. Swing musicians Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington are the central figures.

Ken Burns is without a doubt on of the master documentary filmmakers of our time. From the groundbreaking series The Civil War to Baseball to Jazz, he's never tackled a subject in a casual manner. While some have criticized Burns for taking a singular perspective on the war, it is still an impressive 15-hour journey that begins in December 1941, and concludes in September 1945. The music for the documentary was pivotal, to help bring the viewer back to the early 1940s. Some original music was written for the film by Wynton Marsalis, and a main title song, Gene Scheer's "American Anthem", was performed by Norah Jones. The War soundtrack starts off with this particular number, a sentimental piece tinged with sadness that evokes the same feeling that Randy Newman's "When She Loved Me" from Toy Story 2 created. Three of Marsalis' pieces are on the album, and vary in tone and style.