Any Candid Pics ?

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Chick Corea 1965

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NeilYoung, David Crosby & Graham Nash Minneapolis June 1970

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Arranger Don Sebesky in the studio with the pianist Herbie Hancock and the guitarist Wes Montgomery in 1967, working on Mr. Montgomery’s album “A Day in the Life.” The album would be one of the most successful Mr. Sebesky arranged.

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John Coltrane, 1964

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Black Hawk nightclub, 1959. Local artist Robert McClay (left) and John Lewis of the Modern Jazz Quartet outside the entrance to the club.

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Jazz songstress Chris Connor, in the studio 1954

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Drummer Chico Hamilton (r), Buddy Collette (center) Jim Hall (l), playing with his band behind an 18-inch sculpture called “Counterpoints” inspired their own music 1956

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Max Roach 1962

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Mr Ron Carter

“The bass carries all the weight of the melody and gives you the freedom to solo,” ーRon Carter (born May 4, 1937)

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Pat Metheny with Ron Carter

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Marcus Miller and Ron Carter 2022, two of the greatest jazz bass players.

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Backstage at the 1982 Kool Jazz Festival in Saratoga Springs, NY with Wynton Marsalis, Herbie Hancock, George Benson, Bobby McFerrin, Ron Carter and Joe Henderson. 

[Coyote Jim]

Marcus Miller and Ron Carter 2022, two of the greatest jazz bass players.

Superb picture Dan you can see Marcus’s admiration in it.

[Wenge1]

Dizzy Gillespie in the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, 1956

C'mon you Jazzers - What's going on with that trumpet ........

[Coyote Jim]

Dizzy Gillespie in the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, 1956

C'mon you Jazzers - What's going on with that trumpet ........

There is a story behind it that someone sat on it at a gig and pushed it over on the trumpet stand and he played it as is and liked it then always got his horns custom built that way.
Lee Morgan got one made too.
Not a lot of people know that “in a Michael Caine voice “

[Wenge1]

Dizzy Gillespie in the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, 1956

C'mon you Jazzers - What's going on with that trumpet ........

There is a story behind it that someone sat on it at a gig and pushed it over on the trumpet stand and he played it as is and liked it then always got his horns custom built that way.
Lee Morgan got one made too.
Not a lot of people know that “in a Michael Caine voice “

Cheers Jim .........

[Dan Steel]

Dizzy Gillespie in the Concertgebouw, Amsterdam, 1956

C'mon you Jazzers - What's going on with that trumpet ........

There is a story behind it that someone sat on it at a gig and pushed it over on the trumpet stand and he played it as is and liked it then always got his horns custom built that way.
Lee Morgan got one made too.
Not a lot of people know that “in a Michael Caine voice “

Cheers Jim .........

He must have had some arse to bend it like that

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This iconic album cover was designed by Reid Miles. The photograph was taken by Francis Wolff

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Emily Remler

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Billie Holiday

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Muddy Waters with his wife Geneva in 1951.

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Johnny Winter - Fillmore West, San Francisco March 1, 1970.

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Grace Slick of the Jefferson Airplane backstage at The Family Dog At The Great Highway on June 13 ,1969 in San Francisco, California.

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Bo Diddley 1965

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David Crosby and Joni Mitchell, 1968