Earle Warren with Buck Clayton and Eddie Durham, all in hats, in Geneva, Switzerland.
Trummy Young playing trombone with Earle Warren, sax, and Emmet Berry on trumpet.
Buck Clayton on the street with Ed Lewis, counting out money with an unidentified woman looking on.
Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis arm in arm with Buck Clayton in a garden.
Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis, Panama Francis with Buck Clayton standing in a garden with a palm tree behind them.
Eddie Condon with a cigarette seated with Milt Hinton at a bar in Aspen, Colorado.
Eddie Barefield standing under the awning of the Famous Door on 52nd Street in New York City.
Eddie Barefield on stage holding his clarinet with Mae Barnes and a partial view of a pianist to Barefield's right while on the Art Ford Show.
Buck Clayton standing with Eddie Bert and two unidentified musicians, possibly Randy Sandke and Urbie Green.
Eddie Condon listening to a scarcely visible someone next to him aboard an airplane en route to San Francisco, California; Vic Dickenson in sunglasses with a cigarette is seated behind them.
Portrait of Eddie Locke looking out of a window toward his left.
Eddie Locke with an unidentified group of people waving up at the photographer who is probably taking the photo from a second story window.
Eddie "Lockjaw" Davis on sax; wearing a white jacket and facing to the left.
Milt Hinton seated at a bar with Mousey Alexander and, Eddie Condon, in Aspen, Colorado.
The Edwards Sisters performing on stage at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York with unidentified pianist behind them.
Portrait of Ellis Larkins pointing at the photographer.
Emmet Berry and Ed Lewis performing with Basie Band.
Ernie Wilkins with Buck Clayton in Copenhagen, Demark.
The Erwing Brothers Orchestra (left to right): Calvin Temple, trumpet ; Horace Moore, drums ; Carl Fats Dozier, trumpet ; Chester Erwing, piano, leader ; James Erwing, trombone, guitar, banjo ; Harris...
Buck Clayton speaking with an unidentified white woman at night near a sign at a concert in Nice, France.
Earle Warren with Buck Clayton and two unidentified fans.
Publicity shot showing the filming crew and audience as Steve Allen (as Benny Goodman) performs with the band in a reenactment of the 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert for The Benny Goodman Story...
Fisheye view of Coleman Hawkins outside of a hotel looking to the right with bellhops and cars seen behind him.
