An unidentified group of Japanese women wearing traditional kimonos in Tokyo.
An unidentified group of Japanese women wearing traditional kimonos in Tokyo.
An unidentified group of Japanese women wearing traditional kimonos in Tokyo.
An unidentified group of Japanese women wearing traditional kimonos posing for the camera in Tokyo.
A "Jazz at the Philharmonic" performance with Lester Young, Flip Phillips, Illinois Jacquet, Ella Fitzgerald and Roy Eldridge at the New York Philharmonic.
Jackie Williams, Buck Clayton, an unidentified African American male bass player and Dicky Wells are on stage getting ready to play. Buck and Dicky smile down at the photographer. At the Concert Party...
Georges Duvivier performing with an unidentified jazz ensemble of an African American male trombone player, a white male saxophonist, and an African American male pianist.
An unidentified jazz ensemble, comprised of five white men, performing. Bass player, clarinetist, trumpeter, and trombonists performing around a microphone.
Roy Eldridge and Arnvid Meyer on trumpets with unidentified others playing trombone, saxophone, drums, bass and piano, on stage in Helsingor, Denmark.
Jazz quintet on 1950's-60's style stage. Left to right: Sir Charles Thompson, piano; Buck Clayton, trumpet; possibly Gene Ramey, bassist; Buddy Tate, tenor saxophone.
Jean Clayton posed outside near a work-shed with four unidentified friends (3 women, one man).
Jean Clayton with a group of unidentified African American women in bathing suits; one in a humorous pose.
Jean-Marie Masse, Madeleine Gautier, Hugues Panassié, and Étienne Gautier (son of Hugues and Madeleine), standing together on the doorstep of Panassié's home in Montauban, France.
Jimmy Johnson and His Band against a wall mural; drum is also painted with a nature scene.
Jimmy McPartland standing with his left arm around Buck Clayton listening to an unidentified white man.
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.
Jo Jones being helped to a seat by Frankie Capp.
Jo Jones and an unidentified group of musicians participating in a jam session; includes a trumpeter, a bassist, and a group of female vocalists.
Joe Bushkin on piano with an unidentified white male drummer with the drum decorated with a drawing of a pianist; taken from the edge of the stage looking up at the performers by the photographer.
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.
Johnny Taylor and Eddie Anderson (well known as Rochester with Jack Benny) performing on stage at the Apollo Theater in Harlem, New York.
