An unidentified white man on stage playing trombone in front of a microphone; facing front; another unidentified white man, facing right, seen behind him.
Buck Clayton smiles as he listens to an unidentified white male trombonist, possibly Urbie Green, shield his mouth with his hand to whisper in Buck's ear. George Duvivier, bass player, and a pianist...
Trummy Young with, possibly, Eddie Bert, both wearing Hawaiian-print shirts.
Trummy Young standing with a trumpet on stage, or just off stage, in New York.
Trummy Young playing trombone with an unidentified bass player on stage in New York.
Shot from behind of Trummy Young, trombone, Kenny Kersey, Buck Clayton, Illinois Jacquet and others on stage in New York.
Vic Dickenson with his trombone, reviewing sheet music.
Buck Clayton warmly greeting Vic Dickenson.
Vic Dickenson seated and practicing trombone with Buck Clayton holding his trumpet and an unidentified musician.
Vic Dickenson seated and practicing while Buck Clayton holds his trumpet with an unidentified musician.
Vic Dickenson looks down at someone off camera as he holds a brown paper bag with a bottle in it. He stands beside an unidentified photographer. Behind them, Budd Johnson can be seen in the center of...
Vic Dickenson, wearing a fedora and holding a trombone is sitting behind a music stand with a big smile on his face. An unidentified person sits behind him.
Vic Dickenson playing trumpet; looking and facing slightly to the left.
Vic Dickenson, seated, plays the trombone as Milt Hinton stands behind him possibly playing the bass which is out of the photograph.
Vic Dickenson plays his trombone, looking to the photographer's right.
Vic Dickenson, wearing a fedora and a short-sleeve shirt and holding a Budweiser beer as he sits on a lawn, most likely during Dick Gibson's Jazz Party in Vail, Colorado.
Jackie Williams, Dicky Wells, Buck Clayton, Buddy Tate, and an unidentified white male pianist wait on stage. At the Concert Party at the Irving Center, New York.
Benny Goodman performing with Tommy Dorsey, Buck Clayton and Budd Johnson and others at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York.
