Doug Lawrence, saxophone, performing with members of the Swingin' Dream Band, conducted by Buck Clayton.
Buck Clayton dining with Jimmie Crawford, possibly Peanuts Holland, and an unidentified group of people in France.
Drummer Jackie Williams smiling as Buck Clayton puts his arm around his shoulder. At the Concert Party at the Irving Center, New York.
Earle Warren playing saxophone and standing with Buck Clayton against a white brick wall at Sweet Basil's; both facing the camera.
Earle Warren with Buck Clayton in front of a passenger train in Geneva, Switzerland.
Earle Warren with Buck Clayton and Eddie Durham, all in hats, in Geneva, Switzerland.
Buck Clayton on the street with Ed Lewis, counting out money with an unidentified woman looking on.
Buck Clayton standing with Eddie Bert and two unidentified musicians, possibly Randy Sandke and Urbie Green.
Entrance to a pavilion advertising in French, German and English a performance of Humphrey Lyttelton and Buck Clayton; Clayton's name is spelled Clajion on the marquee.
Ernie Wilkins with Buck Clayton in Copenhagen, Demark.
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...
Infant Buck Clayton seated in christening gown.
Frank Driggs looking down as Buck Clayton looks over his left shoulder in front of speakers. Buck where a plaid fedora and a checked suit jacket with a turtle neck.
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...
A grinning Buck Clayton wearing a dark felt hat.
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.
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...
Shot from off stage of Helen Humes singing with Trummy Young, trombone, Buck Clayton, trumpet and unidentified bassist in New York.
Hugues Panassié seated with Buck Clayton and Jean-Marie Masse somewhere in France.
