Ahmad Alaadeen (saxophone), Tyrone Clark (bass), and Don Mumford (drums) perform at an outdoor concert on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri.
Tyrone Clark (bass), Ahmad Alaadeen (saxophone), Don Mumford (drums), and Will Matthews (guitar) perform at an outdoor concert on the Country Club Plaza in Kansas City, Missouri.
Ahmad Alaadeen, wearing a tam-style hat, stands at the front of the stage and plays a tenor saxophone with a school jazz band during a jazz concert featuring Olathe North High, Oregon Trail Junior...
Ahmad Alaadeen, wearing a tam-style hat, stands at the microphone while performing with a school jazz band with director, Ed Colson's back to the audience as he directs the students, during a jazz...
Ahmad Alaadeen closes his eyes as he plays a tenor saxophone with students seated behind him during a jazz concert featuring Olathe North High, Oregon Trail Junior High, and Santa Fe Trail Junior High...
Ahmad Alaadeen closes his eyes as he plays a tenor saxophone with students behind him during a jazz concert featuring Olathe North High, Oregon Trail Junior High, and Santa Fe Trail Junior High jazz...
[From attached caption:] "Alaadeen presents lecture/demonstration at Martin Luther King Center for Project PRIDE. Local jazz harpist Jeff Walters performs with Alaadeen." Alaadeen wears a kufi hat.
[From attached caption:] "Alaadeen conducts improvisation workshop with Navarro College Jazz Band, Lower Beaton Street Dixieland Band and Bobbie Sparks. Corsicana High School Jazz Band members and...
Ahmad Alaadeen performing with Eddie Baker's Charlie Parker Academy band on an indoor stage. Two students are visible behind Ahmad.
Ahmad Alaadeen performing on a stage indoors with Eddie Baker (piano) and his Charlie Parker Academy band.
Ahmad Alaadeen, wearing a ball cap, performing with a band, possibly Eddie Baker's Charlie Parker Academy band, at an outdoor concert in front of a mobile stage.
Ahmad Alaadeen stands while performing a saxophone solo with the Count Basie Orchestra during the Cancer Institute of Kansas City dinner event.
Ahmad Alaadeen (first row, second from right) rehearses with the Count Basie Orchestra before the Cancer Institute of Kansas City dinner event. The guest tables sit empty to the right of the band.
Ahmad Alaadeen (first row, second from right) performing with the Count Basie Orchestra during the Cancer Institute of Kansas City dinner event. The guests are visible seated at their tables to the...
Ahmad Alaadeen (first row, second from right) performing with the Count Basie Orchestra during The Cancer Institute of Kansas City dinner event. The orchestra is seated.
Ahmad Alaadeen (first row, second from right) performing (on flute) with the Count Basie Orchestra during the Cancer Institute of Kansas City dinner event. All are seated (except conductor and bassist...
Ahmad Alaadeen (first row, second from right) performing with the standing Count Basie Orchestra during the Cancer Institute of Kansas City dinner event. All are in tuxedos.
Ahmad Alaadeen, from his right side, wearing a fedora, plays a saxophone during the Blues and Jazz Festival Soul School in Liberty Park in Kansas City, Missouri.
Ahmad Alaadeen, from his left side, wearing a fedora, performing during the Blues and Jazz Festival Soul School in Liberty Park, Kansas City, Missouri.
Ahmad Alaadeen, from his left side, performing by playing a soprano saxophone at Mutual Musicians Foundation in Kansas City, Missouri possibly during the Tradin' 4s Series in the 18th and Vine...
Ahmad Alaadeen, from his right, plays a flute while teaching an seated unidentified female violin student at the Charlie Parker Academy in Kansas City, Missouri.
Ahmad Alaadeen wearing a kufi hat and a playing a sax at an unidentified venue.
Ahmad Alaadeen closes his eyes and blows into a saxophone; possibly in the Mutual Musicians Foundation building.
Ahmad Alaadeen closes his eyes and blows into a saxophone; possibly in the Mutual Musicians Foundation building.
Ahmad Alaadeen, from his front right side, closes his eyes and blows into a saxophone; possibly in the Mutual Musicians Foundation building.
