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Jimmy And Tommy Dorsey(Original Caption) 6/12/1957- New York, NY: Jimmy Dorsey dies
All-Black Military Band Performing(Original Caption) Auteuil, France-World War I: Jim Europe and his all Black Military Band at Auteuil, France. Photograph
Fred Waring Leading Band To PlayFred Waring leading his band to play
Tommy Dorsey Playing the Trombone(Original Caption) Half length photograph of Tommy Dorsey playing the trombone. Undated photograph
Cab Calloway, American Bandleader and SingerComposer, bandleader, and singer Cab Calloway holding his conductor's baton. He is wearing a tuxedo. Undated publicity still
Glenn Miller Photograph(Original Caption) Portrait of Glenn Miller. Undated photoraph
Woody Herman & His Band Recording(Original Caption) Woody Herman, Columbia Records star, leads the "Herd" as they make another hit recording in the Columbia Studios
Benny Goodman At Microphone W/Clarinet(Original Caption) Jazz clarinetist and bandleader Benny Goodman at the microphone. He is shown in a 3/4-length, low-angle view, holding his clarinet under his arm
Count Basie And Musicians Board Plane(Original Caption) Leaving this afternoon for a six-week concert tour of Scandinavia, Spain, France and Belgium was the 18-member orchestra of Count Basie
Benny Goodman & Martha Tilton Performing(Original Caption) Manhattan Beach, NY- Martha Tilton and Benny Goodman are settling down in New Yrok this fall
Jimmy Dorsey Playing The Saxophone(Original Caption) Jimmy Dorsey playing the saxaphone. Three-quarter length seated photograph. Undated publicity still, released thru United Artists
Cab Calloway Holding Baton(Original Caption) Cabell "Cab" Calloway (1907-1994), American singer and bandleader. "Delightfully Dangerous." Undated photograph
Cab Calloway In Double Exposure Photo(Original Caption) Cabell "Cab" Calloway (1907-1994), American singer and bandleader. Double-exposure undated photograph
Spike Jones, Damaso Perez Prado W/Instrum(Original Caption) Bandleader/Comedian Spike Jones with bandleader Damaso Perez Prado. Undated photograph from the INP print file. Credit: Bettmann-UPI
L Ball and D Arnaz Wave From Their Train(Original Caption) Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz arrive at Grand Central Station for the opening of their new movie "Forever Darlings." Undated photograph
Tommy Dorsey; Head And Shoulders(Original Caption) Tommy Dorsey (1905-1956). Born in Shenandoah, PA. Renowned for his sweet-toned insturmental style. His work hovered between jazz and dance music
Count Basie(Original Caption) Publicity handout of Count Basie (1904-1984), pianist and composer one of outstanding organizers of big bands and jazz history
Benny Goodman Posing W/Brass Instruments(Original Caption) Portrait of American Jazz clarinetist and bandleader Benny Goodman (1909-1986)
Glenn Miller Posing With Trombone(Original Caption) Portrait of bandleader Glenn Miller posing with his trombone. Undated photograph, circa 1940's
Count Basie and His OrchestraFamous big-band and jazz composer and leader, Count Basie, directing his orchestra on stage
Glenn Miller And His Orchestra Perform(Original Caption) Bandleader Glenn Miller and his orchestra perform for the Chesterfield Radio Show, circa 1940-41
Duke Ellington in Radio Station with Records(Original Caption) Duke Ellington (1889-1974), bandleader, composer and arranger, has his hands full as he tries role of disc jockey. Photograph
Artie Shaw Playing Clarinet With Band(Original Caption) Artie Shaw playing clarinet, from the movie "Dancing Co-Ed."
Cab Calloway With His BandCab Calloway (1907- ), American singer and bandleader, leads his band at a CBS station
Duke Ellington Seated at the Piano(Original Caption) Duke Ellington (Edward Kennedy; 1889-1974), American composer and arranger, at the keyboard. Half-length photograph, 1910's
James Europe(Original Caption) 1919-- James R. Europe, band leader, 369th Colored Infantry. Photo depicts a Europe in winter uniform standing alone, baton in hand. (Photo by Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)
Swing Session with Jazz BandA smiling female bandleader conducts for her swing band as she sits atop a piano
Warren G. Harding Playing TubaAfter learning he has been selected as the Republican Party's candidate for President, Warren G. Harding joins the band at his home in Marion, Ohio, playing the tuba
King Oliver's Creole Jazz BandJoe "King" Oliver and his Creole Jazz Band pose in their studio in Chicago, ca. 1922
Performing on Brighton Beach(Original Caption) 7/18/1922-Brooklyn, NY: Miss Dorothy Jardon was the featured member of musical favorites who appeared at the Brighton Beach Pavillion recently
Flapper Dancing on Jazz Band's Piano at Brighton Beach(Original Caption) Jazz Band and Flapper. Benny Krueger's band plays on the beach at Brighton Beach in Brooklyn as girl dances on the piano
Irving Selzer Playing Outside in New York(Original Caption) 1/25/1924-New York, NY: Photo shows Irving Selzer and his Cafe Boulevard Orchestra performing
Jazz Orchestra Playing in Venetian Pool(Original Caption) 2/28/26-Coral Gables, Florida: In the beautiful Venetian Pool at Coral Gables, Fla
The Glenn Miller OrchestraA movie still of the Glenn Miller Orchestra in their appearance during the 1941 movie Sun Valley Serenade
Benny Goodman Posing With Clarinet(Original Caption) Portrait of American bandleader and clarinetist Benny Goodman. He is shown seated, holding his clarinet. Undated photograph
Bandleader Glenn Miller and Singer Ray EberleBandleader Glenn Miller playing his trumpet with Ray Eberle as the featured singer. Undated photograph
Count Basie(Original Caption) Publicity portrait of legendary jazz musician Count Basie. The Count is shown here seated, with his arms crossed, holding a cigarette. Undated photograph
Bandleader Stan Kenton(Original Caption) USA: Musician and Capitol Records recording artist, Stan Kenton
Clarinetist Benny Goodman and Band in Concert(Original Caption) Benny Goodman (1909-1986), American clarinetist and band leader, in concert. Undated photograph
Duke Ellington and His BandDuke Ellington with Ivie Anderson and his famous band as they arrived to perform in a new Paramount motion picture
Fred Waring And Lane SistersBand leader Fred Waring directs his orchestra as the Lane Sisters sing
Benny Carter with Daughter(Original Caption) 6/6/1935-Benny Carter Negro orchestra leader, left for Europe on the S.S.Majestic recently with his little daughter Joyce, 4.However
Cab Calloway and Dancing CouplesCab Calloway leads the band at the New Year's celebration of 1937 at the Cotton Club
Cab Calloway Leads Orchestra at New Year's BallAmerican bandleader and singer Cab Calloway leads an orchestra during a New Year's Ball at the Cotton Club in New York, 1937. | Location: Cotton Club, New York, New York, USA
The Earl Hines Orchestra(Original Caption) The Earl Hines Orchestra of 1938. Photograph
The Jimmie Lunceford Orchestra PerformingJimmie Lunceford leads his band as they perform
Goodman and Krupa Playing TogetherSwing band leader and clarinetist Benny Goodman and drummer Gene Krupa play swing for jitterbugging
Benny Goodman Greeting Audience at Paramount Theater(Original Caption) 1/29/1938-New York, NY- This sensational scene in the Paramount Theater is duplicated at every performance of Benny Goodman's swing band
Radio Jazz Broadcast with Tommy Dorsey(Original Caption) 3/17/1938-Philadelphia
Benny Goodman Playing at the Waldorf Astoria(Original Caption) 10/26/1938-New York, NY: Benny Goodman at the Empire Room in the Waldorf-Astoria
Band Leader Glenn Miller(Original Caption) Portrait of American bandleader Glenn Miller. Photograph, 1939
Skinnay Ennis Performing with Orchestra(Original Caption) 1939: Bandleader Skinnay Ennis, with his orchestra, in concert
Man Directs Children Playing Instrument(Original Caption) 5/8/1939-New York, NY: The famed Kaspar Quads of Passaic, NJ, who will celebrate their third birthday tomorrow, May 9th, are shown getting a swing lesson from Raymond Paige
Bull in a China ShopA "bull in a china shop" became a reality, when orchestra leader Fred Waring led a bull through a china shop in New York City, December 12, 1939
Band Leader Glen Miller(Original Caption) 12/31/1939: A portrait shot of world famous orchestra/band leader, Glenn Miller wearing a tuxedo
Freddy Martin /Orchestra Play; Dancing(Original Caption) Freddy Martin and his orchestra playing in a crowded hotel room in the 1940's. People dancing. Photograph
Erskine Hawkins And His Orchestra(Original Caption) 1940-Erskine Hawkins and his Orchestra, 1940. Photograph
Bandleader Glenn Miller in Army Uniform(Original Caption) Portrait of American bandleader Glenn Miller (1904-1944), a trombonist who put together one of the most successful "Big Bands" and became a leader of a U.S
Harry James with Coast Guard Cadets(Original Caption) Orchestra leader and trumpeter Harry James plays his trumpet for two admiring young coast guard cadets, Jennie Dietz and Mary Alice Swain. Undated photograph, circa 1940's
Jimmy Dorsey At The Hollwood Canteen(Original Caption) 1940's Hollywood, CA: Jimmy Dorsey playing at the Hollywood Canteen
Count Basie Playing Piano(Original Caption) New York, NY: Portrait of (William) Count Basie, jazz musician and bandleader, at the piano during a jam session at the Manhattan Center in the 1940's. Undated photograph
Bandleader Tommy Dorsey holds his trombone as he poses for a portrait
Glenn Miller Band Performing(Original Caption) New York: Bandleader Glenn Miller and his orchestra performing for the Chesterfield Radio Show, ca. 1940-1941. People stop dancing to listen to female singer. Undated photo
Bandleader Glenn Miller and Marion Hutton4/30/1940- Picture shows bandleader Glenn Miller with Marion Hutton
Tommy Dorsey with Engineer in Studio(Original Caption) 5/7/1940-New York
Lucille Ball Holds Desi Arnaz(Original Caption) 11/1940: Desi Arnaz and his bride, Lucille Ball
Count Basie, Richard Wright at Recording Session(Original Caption) 11/24/1940-Richard Wright (r) and Count Basie at recording session where Basie band recorded music by Clinton R. Brewer, a convict who has been in prison since 1931
Tommy Dorsey and the Pied PipersTommy Dorsey (left) readies his vocal quintet, the Pied Pipers, for a song. Dorsey was both a famous trombonist and a bandleader who established a 22-member dance-music orchestra
Ed Sullivan and Will Bradley Posing(Original Caption) 4/17/1941- Ed Sullivan (L), noted Broadway and Hollywood columnist
Benny Goodman Crowns Queen at Dance(Original Caption) 5/31/1941-New York, NY- Madison Square Garden, scene of past "crownings" -- in more ways than one -- of the champions of sport, is the scene of another crowning
Louis Bellson Orchestra in Concert(Original Caption) 6/1941-Photo shows the Louis Bellson Orchestra in concert at The Strand Theater, June 1941
Edwin Mcarthur And Benny Goodman(Original Caption) 7/11/41-Philadelphia
Harry James At Microphone With Trumpet(Original Caption) Portrait of jazz bandleader Harry James, circa 1942. He is shown standing at a CBS microphone, holding his trumpet under his arm
Lionel Hampton's Trumpeter in a Zoot SuitJazz Band Leader, Lionel Hampton, draws an alteration markings on the jacket of his trumpeter. The jacket will be altered into a Zoot Suit, which became popular in the early 1940s
Benny Goodman and Frank Sinatra Switching RolesFrank Sinatra plays Benny Goodman's clarinet and wears his glasses, while Goodman steps up to the microphone and sings
Count Basie Seated at Piano(Original Caption) 1943-Count Basie (portraying himself) and his band prepare to get into the swing of things at the Harlem block party. From the movie "Top Man."
Duke Ellington and BandDuke Ellington and his band, featured in the 1943 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer musical Cabin in the Sky
Count Basie Playing Piano(Original Caption) Portrait of Count Basie at the piano. Photograph, September, 1943
Count Basie and His Orchestra(Original Caption) Count Basie at the piano and his band at a New York City engagement
Tommy Dorsey Signing an Autograph(Original Caption) 11/28/1944-Los Angeles, CA- Tommy Dorsey signs an autograph book for an unidentified woman, who smiles at the successful end to her hunt
Duke Ellington And BandDuke Ellington leads his jazz band, circa 1945. (Photo by Bettmann Archive/Getty Images)
Bandleader Harry James and His Adoring Fans(Original Caption) 8/18/1945- picture shows band leader, Harry James, holding a microphone with two girls on either side looking at him lovingly
Artie Shaw And Ava Gardner(Original Caption) 10/19/1945-Hollywood, CA: Actress Ava Gardner, former wife of Mickey Rooney, is seen with her new husband, bandleader Arite Shaw
Canada Lee And Louis Jordan Look At Prog(Original Caption) 6/6/1946-New York, NY: Canada Lee, right, actor, and Louis Jordan, bandleader, look over the program for the premiere of Jordan's latest film