An unidentified white male soundman adjusts the microphone for Ahmad Alaadeen (saxophone) as Ahmad closes his eyes an blows into a soprano saxophone...
Buddy Tate and Earle Warren playing sax with Sir Charles Thompson, Dicky Wells, and Buck Clayton.
Studio shot of Dicky Wells playing trombone, Sir Charles Thompson on piano, Earle Warren on sax, Buck Clayton on trumpet, unidentified clarinetists...
Buddy Tate speaking to a group including Sir Charles Thompson, Earle Warren, Buck Clayton and others.
Buck Clayton on trumpet with Sir Charles Thompson on piano and others in the room.
Crowd gathered around representatives of Damon Transcription Laboratory, who are doing a live remote recording from Union Station, Kansas City.
Ed Roche operating a reel-to-reel recorder manufactured by the Stancil-Hoffman Company in Hollywood.
Ed Roche standing with recording/broadcasting equipment.
Group photo of the sound personnel and the musicians during a recording session; featuring Dinky Morris, Clora Bryant, Snooky Young, Curtis Peagler...
Jeannie Cheatham seated next to and speaking with an unidentified sound engineer at the sound board during a recording session.
Jimmy Cheatham playing trombone with Snooky Young and Clora Bryant, trumpets, Dinky Morris, Curtis Peagler, and another unidentified saxophonist...
Linda Wilson in a t-shirt with the Phoenix Books' logo looking over at Ed Treese, broadcast engineer, speaking with her and pointing with a finger; at...
Matt Pittman, Danny Campbell, Marlin Bonds (playing flugelhorn), Ahmad Alaadeen, wearing a fedora, and Matt Kane (drums, in isolation room) during a...
Unidentified smoking white male sound engineer wearing headphones at an unidentified bar; unidentified white man in a dark blue t-shirt partially seen...
George McElwain from his right side, sits on a low stool with his left leg resting on a rung of the ladder-back chair in front of him with wires...
Unidentified man operating record cutting lathe in the Transcription Laboratory of Damon Sound Service.
Vic Damon (left, holding stopwatch) and unidentified man operating record cutting lathes.
Vic Damon holding a 16" instantaneous-cut disc and standing next to record cutting lathes at Damon Recording Studios.
Vic Damon operating equipment at Damon Recording Studios.
