Shot of Buck Clayton and ensemble, (likely Milt Hinton on bass and Jo Jones on drums), from behind while playing Carnegie Hall in New York City; possibly the performance of April 9, 1954 with Mel...
The Buck Clayton Quartet performing at the Loop Lounge (Kelly Martin, drums ; Buck Clayton, trumpet ; Milt Hinton, bass ; likely Bud Powell, piano).
Buck Clayton hugging Milt Hinton and laughing at the bar during a party.
Milt Hinton with an arm thrown around Buck Clayton and an arm thrown around Trummy Young.
Milt Hinton (bass), Bud Freeman (saxophone), Clark Terry, playing trumpet, and Vic Dickenson (trombone), performing on stage.
Eddie Condon with a cigarette seated with Milt Hinton at a bar in Aspen, Colorado.
Milt Hinton seated at a bar with Mousey Alexander and, Eddie Condon, in Aspen, Colorado.
An unidentified guitarists stands and plays in front of Milt Hinton, smiling and playing the upright bass.
Milt Hinton leans into his bass and plays deep his hands. His eyes are closed and his face is looking towards the floor.
Milt Hinton stands sideways to the photographer and smiles as he plays the bass.
Milt Hinton standing outside of a bus, holding a flash for the camera around his neck, most likely during Dick Gibson's Jazz party in Vail, Colorado.
An African American man, likely Milt Hinton, getting his bass from the back of a red pickup with a coat over one arm.
Vic Dickenson, seated, plays the trombone as Milt Hinton stands behind him possibly playing the bass which is out of the photograph.
Eddie Condon, Milt Hinton and several other unidentified people in a waiting area in Aspen, Colorado.
