Jimmy Rushing, waving, with Buck Clayton, smiling, seated at tables with an unidentified group of people.
An unidentified man stands in front of curtained windows with Buck Clayton and likely Joe Williams.
Norene Tate speaking into a microphone on stage with Buck Clayton.
Buck Clayton seated with Dicky Wells and, possibly, Nancy Wilson.
Joe Turner singing on stage with Buck Clayton, Stuff Smith on violin and Jimmy Woode on bass in Paris, France.
Buck Clayton posed with Johnny Parker, Big Joe Turner, Beryl Bryden and Champion Jack Dupree at the Gargoyle Club, London, England.
Buck Clayton watching as jazz students practice their instruments and one African American woman sings in New York City.
Buck Clayton and Jimmy Rushing seated by tables, turned away from the camera, with a group of unidentified people. Nancy Wilson is standing and approaching Buck Clayton. She appears to be exchanging...
Joe Williams seated with Harry "Sweets" Edison and Buck Clayton on a bench; Buck is looking at the camera, Joe and Harry and sharing a joke.
Buck Clayton, standing, with seated Joe Williams and Harry Edison in some sort of festival tent or booth.
Kenny Clarke with Buck Clayton, possibly Nancy Wilson and two unidentified people.
Norene Tate speaking into a microphone on stage with Buck Clayton pointing at the crowd. Mary Lou Williams and unidentified white man in the background.
Buck Clayton and an unidentified African American female student singing into a microphone during a jazz class, with two African American male trumpet players behind them, in New York City.
Norene Tate seated with Buck Clayton and an unidentified man.
Norene Tate seated with Buck Clayton.
Buck Clayton speaking closely to an African American woman jazz vocal student in class in New York City.
Buck Clayton speaking with an African American woman jazz student during a class session in New York City. Other students are in the background.
Buck Clayton watching a student jazz performance from slightly off stage, in New York City.
Buck Clayton watching as jazz students practice during class, including one African American woman singing, in New York City.
