Joe Newman, John Darville, Zoot Sims, Vic Dickenson, Marvin Hannibal Peterson, Earle Warren, Harry Sweets Edison, and an unidentified woman sitting around a table.
Buck Clayton and (likely) Ruby Braff both playing trumpet on stage; a hand and part of a trombone (likely Benny Morton) can be seen in front of them; New York.
Vic Dickenson standing with Buck Clayton and an unidentified group of people, including a man at a drum kit and a trombonist at the airport in Dunedin, New Zealand.
Buck Clayton, trumpet with: Benny Morton, Jack Butler, Mezz Mezzrow, Max Kaminsky, Eddie Barefield, Cliff Jackson with microphone and the man seated on the far left is Milt Buckner.
Saxophonist, Jesper Thilo presenting Buck Clayton with a birthday cake. Trombonist, John Darville at the mike, holding a bottle of liquor and announcing the birthday festivities.
Earle Warren, Buck Clayton, Vic Dickenson and unidentified African American male pianist performing on stage.
An unidentified African American male clarinetist with Coleman Hawkins, sax; Buck Clayton, trumpet; likely Urbie Green, trombone; and Gus Johnson, drums playing, most likely, during Dick Gibson's Jazz...
Buck Clayton performing in a club with Eddie Condon's Band; seen are Eddie Condon, guitar, Leonard Gaskin, bassist, Herbie Hall, clarinet, likely George Wettling, drums, Cutty Cutshall, trombone, and...
Bill Tamper, holding his trombone, speaking with Buck Clayton in Paris, France.
Trummy Young[?], Sidney Bechet, Buck Clayton, Dicky Wells[?], Benny Morton, George Wettling, Pops Foster, Joe Marsala, Max Kaminsky and an unidentified group of musicians performing on stage.
An unidentified African American male clarinetist and pianist with Coleman Hawkins, sax; Buck Clayton, trumpet; likely Urbie Green, trombone; Gus Johnson, drums; and George Duvivier, bass; most likely...
Buck Clayton playing trumpet with Kai Winding, trombone, Gus Johnson, drums, and Bob Haggart on bass.
Buck Clayton playing trumpet with Kai Winding, trombone, Gus Johnson, drums, and Bob Haggart on bass.
Studio shot with Dicky Wells on trombone, Buck Clayton, likely Earle Warren, and an unidentified African American clarinet player.
Pee Wee Russell playing clarinet with Buck Clayton and Vic Dickenson talking nearby with their instruments in hand.
Buck Clayton in rehearsal with Zoot Sims, saxophone, and Cutty Cutshall, trombone.
Milt Hinton (bass), Bud Freeman (saxophone), Clark Terry, playing trumpet, and Vic Dickenson (trombone), performing on stage.
Bud Freeman (saxophone), Clark Terry (trumpet), Vic Dickenson (trombone) and Wayne Jones (drums), performing together on stage.
Dave McKenna, Cutty Cutshall, and Bob LaPlante with a grinning Buck Clayton.
Trummy Young playing trombone with Earle Warren, sax, and Emmet Berry on trumpet.
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...
An unidentified group of white male jazz musicians participating in a jam session in France; saxophones (2) and trombones (3) are seen.
Grover Mitchell and J.B. standing outside in Edinburgh, Scotland.
Harry Edison on trumpet with Jimmy Knepper on trombone during a recording session.
Jean-Marie Masse, shirtless, on drums and Pierre Boyer on tenor sax with group of musicians, two others of whom are shirtless, participating in a jam session.
