Buck Clayton coaching jazz students in New York City.
Buck Clayton and an unidentified African American female student singing into a microphone during a jazz class, with two African American male trumpet players behind them, in New York City.
An unidentified group of people (largely white) at an outdoor cocktail party, most likely at Dick Gibson's Jazz Party in Vail, Colorado. A lapel button on a man's suit jacket says, "Vail, V40, Jazz"...
Buck Clayton having coffee with Buddy Tate and an unidentified woman; Pierre Boyer is just entering the photo from the left; in Nantes, France.
Coleman Hawkins, playing his saxophone with smiling eyes toward the trombonist next to him (only the trombone is visible) and Buck Clayton playing his trumpet with his eyes closed at the 1956 Newport...
Coleman Hawkins playing saxophone; J.C Heard on drums with unidentified trumpet player.
Coleman Hawkins on stage playing saxophone with an unidentified bass player in New York.
Coleman Hawkins on stage playing saxophone with Roy Eldridge, trumpet and unidentified bassist and pianist in New York.
Buck Clayton conducting group of musicians. Musicians on the first row, from left to right are Haywood Henry, Pinky Williams, Earle Warren, Preston Love, Buddy Tate and Eddie Durham on the second row...
Buck Clayton with Connecticut Governor O'Neil; Hartford, Connecticut, posted on a holiday card from Harry Lichtenbaum.
Connolly's Star Dust Room with Buck Clayton on the marquee; Roxbury, Boston, Massachusetts.
Buck Clayton speaking to an unidentified man in Warsaw, Poland.
Cootie Williams playing a trumpet with mute; facing slightly to the left, eyes closed.
Portrait of Count Basie from the shoulders up; looking upwards and to the right; wearing a suit and tie.
Count Basie seated with a cigarette in front a dressing room mirror in which Nancy Elliott can also be seen taking the photo.
Buck Clayton, Esme Sarnoff and John Hammond laughing while Count Basie hams it up.
Count Basie seated at a piano. Likely Jo Jones on drum set behind Count Basie.
Count Basie wearing a white hat; head only and facing the camera.
Count Basie and Harry "Sweets" Edison performing on stage at the Apollo Theater.
Buck Clayton performing with the Basie band, Basie on piano, on a stage with a large drawing of a show girl behind them.
Two unidentified African American men standing with their arms around Buck Clayton.
Unidentified white woman with a sign reading "No arms for S. Africa" at an anti-apartheid protest in London, England. An unidentified white man is walking with her and reaching into his jacket pocket.
