Jimmy Rushing, Buck Clayton, Coleman Hawkins, unidentified African American man (partly out of frame), and possibly Urbie Green and Danny Bank (backs to camera), in a recording studio in New York...
Buck Clayton, Harry James and a group of unidentified musicians performing in a recording studio in Hollywood, California, likely as part of the soundtrack for The Benny Goodman Story.
Publicity photo of Buck Clayton and a group of unidentified musicians performing in a recording studio in Hollywood, California, likely as part of the soundtrack for The Benny Goodman Story.
Publicity photo of Buck Clayton and a group of unidentified musicians performing in a recording studio in Hollywood, California, likely as part of the soundtrack for The Benny Goodman Story.
Publicity photo of Buck Clayton and a group of unidentified musicians performing in a recording studio in Hollywood, California, likely as part of the soundtrack for The Benny Goodman Story.
Publicity photo of Buck Clayton, Harry James and a group of unidentified musicians performing in a recording studio in Hollywood, California, likely as part of the soundtrack for The Benny Goodman...
Red Richards outside, facing the camera, with cars, buses and palm trees behind him.
Portrait of Red Richards, head tilted and resting on his hand.
Red Richards seated in a sound studio with a microphone hanging just to his left.
Red Richards playing piano and singing into a microphone.
Exterior shot of Buck Clayton's childhood home after a remodeling.
Buck Clayton coming out of the men's room with Buddy Tate and Nat Pierce heading that way.
Reverend John Gensel, outdoors, speaking with Buck Clayton, behind the stage with a group of people sitting on it likely at the Swing Street Dedication, New York.
Reverend John Gensel, in his robes, clapping as he stands beside a microphone; New York.
Reverend John Gensel, smiling at the camera, standing beside Buck Clayton and John Hammond while they talk.
Rex Stewart on stage playing trumpet in New York.
Signed portrait of Rhythm Brown in a tuxedo and roller skates.
Handmade card featuring a photo of Roger Zufferey playing sax and an illustration of Notre-Dame Cathedral stapled on the inside and the back reading "Jazz Mont-Blanc likely 1966
A man, likely "Rhythm" Brown, performing by dancing on a table while wearing roller skates and clapping his hands on stage.
A smiling Ronnie Cole pointing at and with his arm around a smiling Buck Clayton.
Portrait of Roy Eldridge with a white hat, smiling, and looking slightly up and to the left.
Roy Eldridge speaking with Coleman Hawkins in the green room; New York.
