Buck Clayton's elbow on Jimmy Rushing's shoulder. Jimmy Rushing is leaning against a brick wall. They are both wearing suits and trench coats. Buck is smoking; Chelsea, London, England.
Jimmy Rushing singing into a microphone; with Buck Clayton, Pee Wee Russell, Jack Lesberg, Dick Cary[?]; possibly in Melbourne or Osaka.
Buck Clayton smiling as he looks over his right shoulder, holding his trumpet while standing next to a wall of graffiti in a trench coat with Jimmy Rushing smiling and standing against a brick wall...
Jimmy Smith playing organ with Buck Clayton and two unidentified musicians behind him.
A grinning Jimmy Witherspoon with his arms around a dancing Jean-Marie Masse and a smiling 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.
Buck Clayton lighting a cigarette and smiling; Kenny Kersey on piano with an unidentified group of musicians (African American and white).
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)...
Louis Armstrong standing on stage in front of the microphone with Velma Middleton arm around him as they smile and way to the crowd. A band is behind them.
Louis Armstrong performing on stage with a band. The band members in white double-breasted suits. Louis Armstrong standing, playing the trumpet next to a trombonist (Jack Teagarden?), clarinetist...
Louis Armstrong smiling and interacting with his audience of mostly white children while holding his trumpet; performing with Zutty Singleton, Bobby Hackett, and others.
Marian McPartland seated at the piano with Buck Clayton playing trumpet next to her at the Living Room in Cincinnati, Ohio.
Buck Clayton dining with possibly Marie Baker, Mickey Baker's wife; France.
Maxim Saury standing with his arms around Alain Bouchet and Buck Clayton.
Mezz Mezzrow, Buck Clayton, Gene Sedric, Red Richards and Big Chief Moore performing on stage.
Buck Clayton dining with Mickey Baker, Hal Singer, possibly Marie Baker, and an unidentified group of people; Paris, France.
Norene Tate seated with Buck Clayton and an unidentified man.
Dick Cary, Vic Dickenson, Bud Freeman, Buck Clayton, Cliff Leeman and Eddie Condon performing on stage; possibly in Melbourne or Osaka.
Members of Buck's "French American Band" (Dave Pochonet, drums ; Andre Persiany, piano ; M. DeVillers, saxophone ; Charlie Blareau, bass ; J.P. Sasson, guitar).
On stage, likely in Khartoum, Sudan, with Bull Moose Jackson on sax, John Phillips, piano, David Burns, bass and Buck Clayton, trumpet.
Buck Clayton on stage playing trumpet next to Bud Freeman on saxophone; possibly in Melbourne or Osaka.
Buck Clayton on stage playing trumpet next to Bud Freeman on saxophone; possibly in Melbourne or Osaka.
Buck Clayton playing trumpet next to Pee Wee Russell on clarinet during a performance; possibly in Melbourne or Osaka.
Outdoor jam session featuring Buck Clayton, trumpet, and Guy Lafitte on tenor sax with five others in France.
Seated in an office, smiling, are Panama Francis, an unidentified man Leopold Tyrmand (?), David Burns, Bull Moose Jackson, and Buck Clayton.
