Count Basie wearing a white hat; head only and facing the camera.
Portrait of Dave Panama Francis holding his drumsticks.
Billy Taylor, Buck Clayton standing on a stage and an unidentified group of people standing behind microphones at the dedication of the block between Fifth and Sixth Avenues and 52nd Street in Midtown...
Diane Schuur and Freddie Green performing on stage with an unidentified group of musicians.
Portrait of Dickie Wells in a checkered jacket, white tie, and facing the right.
Dickie Wells looking out from a building's open window.
Portrait of Dickie Wells laughing and holding a trombone.
Portrait of a waving Dickie Wells in a track suit and holding a trombone.
Dicky Wells holding a trombone; eyes closed.
Dicky Wells playing trombone with a mute; facing left.
Doc Cheatham standing under a tree with a bowtie and pipe somewhere in France.
Don Byas, in a suit and tie, outside wearing sunglasses with his jacket over his arm and holding a pipe; roofs can be seen behind him.
An unidentified African American male drummer, possibly Lou Bellson, plays the drums in front of a window with dusty rose pink drapes.
Earl Hines with sunglasses, bow tie, and pipe seated at a restaurant, ketchup bottle seen in the foreground.
Portrait of Earle Warren wearing a white shirt, facing the camera with his head tilted to the left resting on a wall or door frame.
Earle Warren in a black jean jacket and his saxophone; looking toward the right.
Earle Warren holding a saxophone under a circular sign reading 12,5t.
Buck Clayton on the street with Ed Lewis, counting out money with an unidentified woman looking on.
Eddie Barefield standing under the awning of the Famous Door on 52nd Street in New York City.
