Zydeco accordionist C.J. Chenier leans his wrists on a Baldoni accordion and looks slyly at the photographer. Printed in the margin below the...
Congressman Alan Wheat from Missouri's 5th district waving from the back seat of a convertible during the 1992 Kansas City pride parade; his wife is...
David Garza and the rock band The Lovebeads stand in front of a wooden doorway in a brick wall. David Garza is a guitarist and singer. The band is...
Eddie Shaw, blues saxophone player, lifts his right knee and closes his eyes as he plays a tenor saxophone. He wears a vest over a button-down shirt...
Zydeco accordionist and vocalist Geno Delafose smiles and looks up as he rests his hands on an accordion that is only partially in the close-up...
Gizzae, an American reggae band comprised of five African American men, stand in a line and look seriously at the camera. Printed in the margin below...
Group photo at the 1992 Kansas City pride parade of a group of white women holding several signs reading "Invisibility equals vulnerability" ; "Sappho...
The Honeyboy Edwards Blues Band, a blues band comprised of one white man and three African American men, stand on stage in the dark, performing...
House of Assembly, a reggae band comprised of four African American men, stand smiling in front of a stucco wall. The man farthest to the left holds...
Jay McShann (center) with two unidentified men during the 1992 Ottawa Jazz Festival, Ontario, Canada; the man on the left is wearing a sweatshirt with...
Lil' Ed and the Blues Imperials, a blues band comprised of two African American men and three white men, stand together and smile as they hold their...
Blues singer and pianist Little Willie Littlefield presses keys down on a toy piano and he grins and holds a microphone to his mouth. He wears a light...
Lonnie Shields, blues guitarist and singer, smiles at the camera as he wears a tuxedo with a bow tie and a boutonniere. The neck of a guitar he is...
Saxophonist Michael Brown hugs a saxophone to his body as he wears a light-colored fedora and a checked double-breasted suit. Printed in the margin...
Michael E. Johnson, reggae singer for the Killer Bees, lowers his sunglasses to look directly at the camera in a close-up, head-shot photograph. He...
Michael E. Johnson, reggae singer for the Killer Bees, sings into a microphone he holds in his right hand. He's wearing a fingerless leather glove on...
Paramount Singers, a gospel singing group of six African American men, stand on the steps of a clapboard building wearing matching business suits and...
Three unidentified white people marching in the 1992 Kansas City pride parade with a banner bearing the Passages logo; another unidentified white man...
The R.J. and Kid Morgan Blues Band featuring Percy Strother stand together performing. Printed in the margin below the photograph, "the R.J. & Kid...
Entry in the 1992 Kansas City pride parade from the Kansas City Rainbow Society for the Deaf(KCRSD) consisting of a Volkswagen van painted with...
Blues drummer Sam Lay sits and rests his right cheek on his right hand and slightly smiles toward the camera. He wears a business suit with a chest...
The Toasters, a ska band from New York City comprised of three African American men and five white men, look into the camera with disgruntled...
The Toasters, a ska band from New York City comprised of three African American men and five white men, stand in a group and look up at the camera...
Tommy Ridgley, rhythm & blues singer and piano player, grins as he stands with his hands waist high and his fingers spread wide. He wears a double...
The Tony Williams Quintet, a jazz quintet of five African American men, is side by side to a portrait photograph of Tony Williams, drummer. The...
