Crowd of musicians, photographers and others on a movie set; including Jay McShann and Ahmad Alaadeen in 18th and Vine District, possibly an event in conjunction with Robert Altman's film "Kansas City...
Nathaniel Muhammad (Honorable Elijah Muhammad's son), Muhammad Shabazz, John Muhammad (Honorable Elijah Muhammad's brother), stand arm in arm in the front of the photograph smiling at the photographer...
Members of the Nation of Islam gathered on the steps outside an unidentified mosque building in Chicago, Illinois.
Arun Rath (fifth from right), Ahmad Alaadeen (fourth from right), wearing a kurfi cap, radio host Juan Williams (third from right), and four unidentified NPR staff pose for a photograph the day of a...
Ahmad Alaadeen and band director Charlie Menghini (far right) working with a group of Olathe North jazz band students standing on a stage during a teaching residency at Olathe North High and Oregon...
Orestie "Rusty" Tucker, Ahmad Alaadeen, Emanuel Cleaver, and Ricky Anderson stand together for a photograph during Coda Jazz Fund Benefit Concert at the Gem Theater in Kansas City, Missouri. Ahmad and...
Orestie "Rusty" Tucker, Ahmad Alaadeen, Emanuel Cleaver, and Ricky Anderson stand together for a photograph during Coda Jazz Fund Benefit Concert at the Gem Theater in Kansas City, Missouri. Ahmad and...
Panel discussion with Jay McShann, Billy Taylor, Al Grey and others during the Charlie Parker Symposium at the American Jazz Museum in the 18th and Vine District in Kansas City, Missouri.
Bobby Watson, Ahmad Alaadeen, wearing a kufi hat, Myra Taylor, and Chuck Berg during the panel discussion at Generations of Jazz at Science City in Union Station in Kansas City, Missouri.
Neil Tesser, Bobby Watson, Ronnell Bright, Ahmad Alaadeen, wearing a kufi hat, and Myra Taylor share conversation during a panel discussion at Generations of Jazz at Science City in Union Station in...
The saxophones stand and play as Ahmad Alaadeen listens and an unidentified band director (far right, back to camera) rehearses the Paseo Academy Jazz Ensemble on stage.
Ahmad Alaadeen and an unidentified band director (far right) rehearsing the Paseo Academy Jazz Ensemble on stage.
Ahmad Alaadeen rehearsing on stage with the Paseo Academy Jazz Ensemble.
Ahmad Alaadeen, wearing a tam, stands behind and looks down at a seated student thinking while teaching a class of jazz ensemble students of Paseo Academy in Kansas City, Missouri.
Ahmad Alaadeen, standing and wearing a tam, teaching a class of seated jazz ensemble students of Paseo Academy in Kansas City, Missouri. Trombone players are visible seated behind Ahmad Alaadeen and...
Ahmad Alaadeen and an unidentified band director (far right, back to camera) and the Paseo Academy saxophonists rehearsing the Paseo Academy Jazz Ensemble.
Group shot of the Paseo Academy Jazz Ensemble on the steps of the United States Capitol Building with others which includes: U.S. Representative to Missouri Karen McCarthy (standing, second from...
Milt Jackson (vibes, soloing), Max Roach (drums), Ahmad Alaadeen (tenor saxophone), wearing a kufi hat, Charles McPherson (alto sax, in background), Al Grey (trombone), Peter King (alto saxophone)...
Milt Jackson (vibes, soloing), Max Roach (drums), Ahmad Alaadeen (tenor saxophone), wearing a kufi hat, Al Grey (trombone), Peter King (alto saxophone), Bobby Watson (alto saxophone), Leonard Brown...
Max Roach (drums), Leonard Brown (soprano sax, standing next to Roach), Ahmad Alaadeen (tenor sax, soloing), wearing a kufi hat, Al Grey (trombone), Bobby Watson (alto sax, clapping), Peter King (alto...
Milt Jackson (vibes), Max Roach (drums), Leonard Brown (soprano sax, standing next to Roach), Ahmad Alaadeen (tenor sax, soloing), wearing a kufi hat, Al Grey (trombone), Bobby Watson (alto saxophone)...
Blanche and Claude "Fiddler" Williams (and others) during the "21-Sax Salute" at Charlie Parker's gravesite in Lincoln Cemetery in Kansas City, Missouri.
Ahmad Alaadeen, wearing a kufi cap, plays a tenor saxophone as, likely, Julie Turner sing while performing with an unidentified bass player and drummer on a stage in an unidentified venue.
Possibly Leonard Brown, Ahmad Alaadeen, wearing a kufi cap, and an unidentified laughing fan stand arm in arm in front of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum in the 18th and Vine district of Kansas City...
Pat "Princess" Cox and Ahmad Alaadeen smile at the photographer as they stand outside Mutual Musicians Foundation in Kansas City, Missouri. A crowd is visible behind them.
