An unidentified band (African American men with one white man) with an African American man holding a guitar at a microphone.
Buck Clayton standing with an unidentified white woman and man, most likely at Dick Gibson's Jazz Party in Vail, Colorado. The man is possibly Dave Brubeck.
Performance poster: "Le vrai Buck Clayton: Buck Clayton with Humphrey Lyttelton and his Band".
Eddie Condon, Milt Hinton and several other unidentified people in a waiting area in Aspen, 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.
Buck Clayton watching a student jazz performance from slightly off stage, in New York City.
View from over Buck Clayton's shoulder as he watches Ben Webster play sax; with Henri Chaix (piano), Alain du Bois (guitar), Isla Eckinger (bass), Romano Cavicchiolo (drums) at a concert in Baden...
Buck Clayton watching an unidentified white male saxophonist play, unidentified African American man, possibly a pianist, behind them.
Publicity photo of Ziggy Elman performing a trumpet solo in a reenactment of the 1938 Carnegie Hall Jazz Concert for the film The Benny Goodman Story; Buck Clayton is seated next to him, watching his...
Happy Caldwell, Mezz Mezzrow, Buck Clayton, Sidney Bechet and Cliff Jackson are welcoming French jazz critic Hugues Panassié and his wife Madeleine Gautier at New York City Airport in 1949.
Benny Goodman performing with Tommy Dorsey, Buck Clayton and Budd Johnson and others at the Waldorf-Astoria in New York.
Buck Clayton posing for a photo with Roland Lobligeois at a concert in Nice, France.
Buck Clayton watching as jazz students practice during class, including one African American woman singing, in New York City.
Zoot Sims speaking with Budd Johnson and an unseen person.
Zoot Sims makes Budd Johnson, looking at each other, laugh as they stand on stage, holding their saxophones, Buck Clayton's right side visible. At the Concert Party at the Irving Center, New York.
