Harry "Sweets" Edison standing with Buck Clayton and Jean-Pierre Vignola; London, England.
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 seated with Buck Clayton and Jean-Marie Masse somewhere in France.
Humphrey Lyttelton speaking with Buck Clayton at the Marquee Club in London, England.
Performance poster: "Humphrey Lyttelton Club: Wednesday at the Marquee presents from America the fabulous trumpet of Buck Clayton. October 14, 21, 28. Doors open 8.0 p.m. till 11.30 p.m. Member 6/...
Humphrey Lyttelton speaking with Buck Clayton and an unidentified man while pointing at his trumpet at the Marquee Club in London, England.
Humphrey Lyttelton laughing at Steve Voce's words, with a grinning Buck Clayton, while Steve holds a pint in his left hand; in front of the playbills for the International Jazz Festival of Summer 1966...
Humphrey Lyttelton, Buck Clayton, and Steve Voce smiling for the photographer while Steve holds a pint. In front of the playbills for the International Jazz Festival of Summer 1966, Woodford Cheshire...
Humphrey Lyttelton, Bud Freeman, Sinclair Traill, Buck Clayton, Gérald Lascelles and two unidentified men stand in front of a doorway with two dogs looking on; Paris, France.
Buck Clayton having a beer and watching a young woman play a trumpet and surrounded by admirers in a bar in Paris.
Buck Clayton, Stan Getz (tenor sax), Gene Krupa (drums), George Duvivier (bass) and Urbie Green (trombone) performing in a recording studio; Hollywood, California; likely as part of the soundtrack for...
Buck Clayton standing with Eddie Barefield, Benny Morton and two unidentified musicians in front of an awning reading Johnny's Tavern.
Buck Clayton, back to the camera, taking a photo of something while in front of Bern's Zytglogge clock tower.
Buck Clayton in the spotlight about to perform with an unnamed big band behind him.
Jean-Pierre Battestini with a tape recorder interviewing Jabbo Smith while in Switzerland.
Jackie Williams playing at the Concert Party at the Irving Center, New York. Buck Clayton partly visible to the left side.
Jackie Williams standing by a brick wall with Chuck Folds, Doc Cheatham (playing trumpet), and Al Hall.
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.
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.
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.
