Publicity photo of Steve Allen (as Benny Goodman on clarinet) with Gene Krupa (drums), Buck Clayton (trumpet), George Duvivier (bass), Teddy Wilson (piano), Allan Reuss (guitar), Urbie Green (trombone...
Members of the Alden-Barrett Quintet (from left to right): Jackie Williams, Frank Tate[?], Howard Alden, Dan Barrett and Chuck Wilson
Budd Johnson, Dicky Wells, and the back of Buddy Tate, holding their instruments, leaving the stage. At the Concert Party at the Irving Center, New York.
Joe Newman, John Darville, Zoot Sims, Vic Dickenson, Marvin Hannibal Peterson, Earle Warren, Harry Sweets Edison, and an unidentified woman sitting around a table.
Dramatically lit portrait of Buck Clayton playing trumpet and Vic Dickenson playing trombone at a venue in Washington D.C.
Buck Clayton playing trumpet with Big Chief Russell Moore (Pima Indian (Akimel O'odham) tribe member) and his trombone standing behind him in Zürich, Switzerland.
Buck Clayton is conducting Curtis Fuller on trombone, and sax players from left to right are Buddy Tate, Preston Love, Earl Warren, Pinky Williams and Haywood Henry.
Eddie Durham hugging Buck Clayton, both in suits, in front of a door with a light switch on the wall.
Dick Cary, Vic Dickenson, Buck Clayton and Eddie Condon performing on stage, possibly in Melbourne or Osaka.
Buck Clayton and (likely) Ruby Braff both playing trumpet on stage; a hand and part of a trombone (likely Benny Morton) can be seen in front of them; New York.
Buck Clayton playing trumpet while Vic Dickenson, holding his trombone, looks on.
Vic Dickenson standing with Buck Clayton and an unidentified group of people, including a man at a drum kit and a trombonist at the airport in Dunedin, New Zealand.
Buck Clayton, trumpet with: Benny Morton, Jack Butler, Mezz Mezzrow, Max Kaminsky, Eddie Barefield, Cliff Jackson with microphone and the man seated on the far left is Milt Buckner.
Buck Clayton on stage with a group of musicians and two unidentified men (likely: Hank Jones, piano; Freddie Green, guitar; Philly Jo Jones, drums; Eddie Jones, bass; Curtis Fuller, trombone; Frank...
Sandy Williams smiling at Buck Clayton who has his hand laid on Sandy's left shoulder.
Buck Clayton on stage with a group of musicians (likely: Hank Jones, piano; Freddie Green, guitar; Philly Jo Jones, drums; Eddie Jones, bass; Curtis Fuller, trombone; Illinois Jacquet, tenor saxophone...
Saxophonist, Jesper Thilo presenting Buck Clayton with a birthday cake. Trombonist, John Darville at the mike, holding a bottle of liquor and announcing the birthday festivities.
Buck Clayton, trumpet performing on stage with Vic Dickenson, trombone.
Walter Page, double bass, (likely) Ernie Caceres, clarinet, Charlie Persip, drums, Melba Liston, trombone, Buck Clayton, trumpet performing on stage at the Riverside Plaza Hotel
Earle Warren, Buck Clayton, Vic Dickenson and unidentified African American male pianist performing on stage.
An unidentified African American male clarinetist with Coleman Hawkins, sax; Buck Clayton, trumpet; likely Urbie Green, trombone; and Gus Johnson, drums playing, most likely, during Dick Gibson's Jazz...
Buck Clayton performing in a club with Eddie Condon's Band; seen are Eddie Condon, guitar, Leonard Gaskin, bassist, Herbie Hall, clarinet, likely George Wettling, drums, Cutty Cutshall, trombone, and...
Buck Clayton seated at a table with, from left to right, Red Richards, Russell "Big Chief" Moore, an unidentified girl, Buster Bailey, Kansas Fields.
Buck Clayton standing during a performance with an unidentified saxophonist in front of him and unidentified trombonist behind and to the side of him.
Bill Tamper, holding his trombone, speaking with Buck Clayton in Paris, France.
