Musicians at the 1986 Conneaut Lake Jazz Festival, Pennsylvania. Back row, top left: Bob Haggart, Johnny Varro, Marty Grosz, Ray Sherman, Johnny Mince, George Van Eps, Michael Moore, Buck Clayton, Joe...
Alain Du Bois, Clayton's friend from Geneva, Switzerland.
André Persiany seated in a recording studio with a cigarette in his mouth and facing the left.
An unidentified white man in a suit, likely a musician performing with Buck Clayton, standing in front of a fountain and mostly blocking the view of it.
Barney Bigard in a plaid jacket seated beside a shopping cart speaking with a standing Maxim Saury.
Benny Goodman playing clarinet, eyes closed; photo taken from in front and slightly below.
Buck Clayton performing with Bill Green's Dixieland Jamboree; Buck is performing in front of seating for the rest of the band made up to look like a mule-drawn carriage like they have in New Orleans.
Buck Clayton playing trumpet with Tony Coe on sax and an unidentified white male bass player at the Marquee Club in London, England.
Buck Clayton playing trumpet with Isla Eckinger on bass in Baden, Switzerland.
Buck Clayton playing trumpet and a bit of Michel Pilet's hand and saxophone can be seen; Baden, Switzerland.
Buck Clayton playing trumpet next to an unidentified drummer who's face is covered at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York.
Portrait of Chuck Wilson holding a saxophone.
Claude Bolling on piano, right hand raised in the air; facing to the right.
Cliff Leeman standing on a street in San Francisco, California; a sign reading "Dragon Lady" visible behind him.
Diane Schuur and Freddie Green performing on stage with an unidentified group of musicians.
Eddie Bert in white shirt with bag slung over his shoulder with street and palm trees behind him.
Eddie Condon standing on a street in San Francisco, California across from an indoor bocce ball court.
Portrait of Frank Capp looking at the camera and posed against a brick wall.
Publicity photo of Gérard "Dave" Pochonet playing drums and smiling up at the camera.
Henri Chaix playing piano in a private home with an ashtray sitting at the end of the keys; facing to the left and an unidentified white man is seen behind him looking out a window.
Humphrey Lyttelton seated on a black leather tufted couch speaking to someone on his right.
