Grand Emporium Collection

Joshua Redman, a jazz saxophone player, smiles at the camera in a close-up, head-shot photograph where the top of his head is out of the photograph.

Jazz saxophonist Joshua Redman leans to the left in order to look at the camera from behind the neck of a saxophone. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "Joshua Redman. WB [logo], c1996 Warner...

Jazz saxophonist Joshua Redman leans to the left in order to look at the camera from behind the neck of a saxophone. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "Joshua Redman. The Jazz Tree, 648...

Jr. Medlow and the Bad Boys, a blues and funk band comprised of five white men and one African American man. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "Jr. Medlow and the Bad Boys. BBA Management...

Funk musician Jumpin Gene "King of Hollywood Blues" sits in the backseat of a limousine wearing a gold crown, a gold cross necklace and black clothing. He flashes a sign with both hands.

Funk musician Jumpin Gene Anderson "King of Hollywood Blues" A.K.A. Poo Poo Man stands with his hands cross wearing a white suit with a purple cape, purple shirt, purple pocket scarf, and a gold crown...

Funk musician Jumpin Gene Anderson A.K.A. Poo Poo Man broadcasts on the radio in the broadcasting room of 102.3 KJLH Rhythm Radio. The right hand photo of his right side, has him standing up, arms...

A collage of three photographs capturing scenes from the 1993 Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival held on the Liberty Memorial north lawn in front of Union Station. The top left photograph is a...

Blues drummer and vocalist Kansas City Red cocks his head to the right as he closes his eyes to sing into a microphone and play a drum set possibly during a studio recording. Printed in the margin...

Kansas City Streetband, a blues bands with white and African American members, poses with the wind instrumentalists seated in the front and the guitarists and drummer standing in the back. All wear...

The Kansas City Streetband, comprised of African American and white male musicians, stands on the steps leading to the entrance of, likely, The Rose Music Hall, 1013 Park Avenue in Columbia, Missouri...

KC Brass & Electric, a blues and jazz band comprised of one African American man and five white men, smile as they stand in front of a rock wall. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "KC Brass...

Keith Doder and the Blue City Band, a blues band comprised of two African American men and two white men, stand outside a camping trailer.

Kenny "Blues Boss" Wayne, blues singer and pianist, grins at the camera as he plays a three octave keyboard he holds in one hand and plays with the other. He wears a straw fedora hat and a wide-lapel...

Kenny Neal, blues guitarist and harmonica player, smiles at the camera as he holds the neck of a guitar in an close-up photograph. He wears a dark cowboy hat with a braided leather hatband.

Kenny Neal, a blues musician who sings, and plays piano, harmonica, and guitar, sits and embraces an electric guitar that is standing up right in his lap. Printed in the margin below the photograph,...

Kenny Neal, a blues musician who sings, and plays piano, harmonica, and guitar, sits with an lap steel guitar lying across his lap. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "Kenny Neal. Photo...

Kepha, a reggae band comprised of three white men, one African American man, and one white woman, stand and sit outside on rocks and by a concrete wall.

Reggae vocalist Michael E. Johnson (left) looks back over his right shoulder to look at the camera as he wears a ball cap backwards on his head. His back is to pianist and keyboardist Stan Hoffman. He...

Kim Waters, jazz saxophonist, lays a saxophone over his left shoulder and crosses his right arm over his waist as he looks seriously at the camera. He wears a knitted cardigan sweater. Printed in the...

Kim Waters, jazz saxophonist, smiles as he holds a saxophone behind eight lit candles. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "Kim Waters. Warlock, 122 East 25th Street, New York, NY 10010 (212)...

Kansas City blues guitarist King Alex smiles at the camera as he plays an electric bass guitar. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "King Alex. Dawayne Gilley Productions, 3904 E 47th Terr...

King Brothers, a blues band comprised of four African American men and one white man, looks ahead at the camera; most wearing dark leather jackets. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "Hard...

Blues vocalist King Ernest smiles as he leans back from the microphone he's holding with his right hand, and lifts his left hand to his side. He wears a double breasted suit and a dark hat. Printed in...

Funk musician King Gene "Poo Poo Man" Anderson wears a black suit with red stripes, a red satin shirt, and a gold crown. He leans back as he sings into a microphone outdoors. A temporary fence is...