Ernie Wilkins with Buck Clayton in Copenhagen, Demark.
The Erwing Brothers Orchestra (left to right): Calvin Temple, trumpet ; Horace Moore, drums ; Carl Fats Dozier, trumpet ; Chester Erwing, piano, leader ; James Erwing, trombone, guitar, banjo ; Harris...
An unidentified white family. Mother, father, and three teenaged girls.
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...
Fats Waller, Frank Sebastian, and Les Hite with members of the Les Hite Band; Culver City, California. Side 1 of 2-sided photo-album panel.
An unidentified group of white male jazz musicians participating in a jam session in France; saxophones (2) and trombones (3) are seen.
Group photo of five of Buck's friends mugging for the camera: Leon, Jack Medlock, Simon Paye Long, Allen, and Edward.
Buck Clayton, Ben Webster, Eddie Barefield, and an unidentified man in suspenders standing outside the Famous Door on 52nd Street in New York City with the awning for Club Nocturne seen behind them as...
Seated in front of a table of drinks and a champagne bucket are (left to right) Buck Clayton seated with an unidentified, laughing, woman, Peanuts Holland, Lil Hardin Armstrong and French clarinetist...
Bull Moose Jackson with Jackie Williams, John Phillips and an unidentified group of two women and two men, one of the women veiled; possibly in Conakry, Guinea.
Buck Clayton with the students from the jazz class he'd been coaching in New York City.
Two unidentified African American men, in zoot suits and fedoras, standing on the sidewalk beside a car with their hands in their pockets.
Harry "Sweets" Edison standing with Buck Clayton and Jean-Pierre Vignola; London, England.
Publicity photo of Harry James performing a trumpet solo in a reenactment of the Benny Goodman Orchestra's 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert for the film "The Benny Goodman Story"; Buck Clayton is...
Harry "Sweets" Edison and Snookie Young playing trumpets on stage at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York.
Harry "Sweets" Edison and Snookie Young on stage at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York.
Group photo of the members of the Harry T. Burleigh Musical Club (includes Aritha Anne Dorsey-Clayton and Simeon O. Clayton)
Shot from off stage of Helen Humes singing with Trummy Young, trombone, Buck Clayton, trumpet and unidentified bassist in New York.
Henry Snodgrass in the backseat and Roy Hancock in the front seat of a car reading the newspaper.
Honi Coles and Cholly Atkinson performing on stage at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York.
Members of the Hot Club de France celebrating. The man seated is Jean-Marie Masse and the man standing right behind him is Bill Coleman. The man holding clarinet is Pierre Boyer; in Paris, France.
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.
Hugues Panassié with Madeleine Gautier at his desk with a microphone set up between them; Hugues has a pipe in his mouth and on the wall is a photo of Louis Armstrong smiling widely.
