Top Ten Records became a nonprofit store, performance space and archive in 2017, and now the classic Jefferson Boulevard shop has produced its first educational film.
Hot Lips and Harmolodics — The North Texas Influence on Jazz Music was partially funded by Humanities Texas.
The film, which “explores the broad impact jazz musicians from the Dallas area had from the early part of the 20th century through modern times,” screens at the Texas Theatre 7 p.m. Tuesday, Dec. 28.
Tickets cost $1, and Top Ten board member Clarence “Moe” Williams, a jazz musician, will be playing selections from his vinyl selection in the lobby.
