Joe Temperley playing saxophone with an unidentified white male bass player behind him at the Marquee Club in London, England.
Portrait of Joe Turner facing the camera from a reclined position wearing a stripped shirt or jacket.
Portrait of Joe Turner with a cigarette in his fingers.
Portrait of Joe Williams with a dark jacket and white shirt facing the camera, lips slightly parted.
John Chilton, wearing a plaid suit jacket and glasses, directly facing and speaking to Buck Clayton, wearing a plaid fedora and necklace, in front of a crowd looking away from them.
John Hammond speaking with Buck Clayton.
Buck Clayton with John Lewis outdoors, greeting a fan, likely at the Swing Street Dedication, New York, with an unidentified group of people behind them.
John "Spider Bruce" Mason performing in blackface at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York. One of the last African American comedians to appear in blackface.
Johnny Taylor and Eddie Anderson (well known as Rochester with Jack Benny) performing on stage at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York.
Josh White singing and playing guitar; facing slightly left against a dark background with other instruments and musicians visible.
Kansas Fields looking at a piece of paper he's holding in his hands.
Kenny Drew playing piano with a cigarette in his mouth and dark background; oriented to the right but turning his head and eyes almost over his shoulders to the left.
Buck Clayton lighting a cigarette and smiling; Kenny Kersey on piano with an unidentified group of musicians (African American and white).
Tony Maag and Buck Clayton standing outside the Muskoka Sands Inn, Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada.
The Les Hite Orchestra posed on the stairs of City Hall in Los Angeles with George McDonaugh, Supervisor of the 2nd District (Including: Bill Perkins, banjo ; Parker Berry, trombone ; Lloyd Reese...
Lester Young in a flat black hat similar to a pork-pie hat; looking downwards.
Vic Dickenson seated with Buck Clayton behind microphones in a recording studio; liquor and wine bottles within reach.
Two little girls playing violin in Gravenhurst, Ontario, Canada.
Lord Alexander Macmillan speaking with Buck Clayton.
Lord Alexander Macmillan talking to Buck Clayton, at the launch of the New Grove Dictionary of American Music in New York City in 1986; with Alyn Shipton (far left) and Caroline Richmond (far right)...
Lord Alexander Macmillan with Buck Clayton.
