Trummy Young[?], Sidney Bechet, Buck Clayton, Dicky Wells[?], Benny Morton, George Wettling, Pops Foster, Joe Marsala, Max Kaminsky and an unidentified group of musicians performing on stage.
Buck Clayton with his arms around the shoulders of an unidentified white man and woman.
Buck Clayton with a group of fans (white men and women) at the New Orleans Jazz Fest.
Buck Clayton with Félix Debrit and Michel Boujat, outside, in Bern, Switzerland.
Buck Clayton with Félix Debrit and Michel Boujat, outside, in Bern, Switzerland.
Buck Clayton standing with Jean Clayton, Charles McKnight, Margery Clayton, Sarah Bright and Shifford Garner.
Buck Clayton standing with Gérard "Dave" Pochonet, Charles Delaunay, and two other unidentified white men in Paris, France.
Buck Clayton, wearing an African mask necklace and a ball cap, with his left arm around an unidentified white man in front of a bus beside a construction site.
Buck Clayton with his arm around the shoulders of Humphrey Lyttelton
Buck Clayton standing with members of his band at the Cotton Club in Culver City, California (left to right): (Kid Lips Hackett, Teddy Buckner, Arcima Taylor, Ike Bell, Red Callender, Bert Johnson...
Buck Clayton and band standing with a group of people in a club.
Buck Clayton posed beside a house with his mother, Aritha Anne Dorsey-Clayton, and Jack Medlock.
Buck Clayton holding a trumpet; directly facing the camera and smiling; in Basel, Switzerland.
Buck Clayton looking at his trumpet lying on the rock beside him as he's seated outdoors on a rock, likely Central Park in New York, wearing an overcoat.
Buck Clayton with Humphrey Lyttleton on the street in Geneva, Switzerland.
Buck Clayton at the McEwan's Festival, Edinburgh, Scotland, wearing a fox hunt themed necktie.
Buck Clayton playing a muted trumpet on stage with bassist Isla Eckinger in Switzerland.
Buck Clayton with his trumpet on stage with bassist Isla Eckinger in Switzerland.
Jackie Gleason seated with Buck Clayton, Joe Bushkin, Art Carney, and others; Embers Club, New York City.
An unidentified African American male clarinetist and pianist with Coleman Hawkins, sax; Buck Clayton, trumpet; likely Urbie Green, trombone; Gus Johnson, drums; and George Duvivier, bass; most likely...
Buck Clayton watching as jazz students practice their instruments and one African American woman sings in New York City.
Buck Clayton performing with Bobby Donaldson and an unidentified pianist; above them is a poster advertising the IBM 632.
Buck Clayton standing by Jean Marie Masse in a group of people.
Buck Clayton on stage playing trumpet with Jean-Marie Masse on drums in Limoges, France.
