Fotografische Sammlung Günter Boas 1, Fotografie-Alben A
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LRA-103 Fo, Nr. 1
LRA-103 Sammlung Günter Boas
Sammlung Günter Boas >> Sammlung Günter Boas, Fotosammlung >> 1.3. Fotoalben
1940 - 1968
Enthält: Gebundenes Album mit eingeklebten Fotografien, Fotokopien, Zeitungsauschnitten und Werbematerial, unter anderem zu folgenden Musikern:
Edna Hicks, Clarence Johnson, Lizzy Miles, Louis Armstrong (Frankfurt/M. 1952), Bessie Smith, Irene Scruggs, Big Bill Brooncy (Frankfurt/M. 1954), Duke Ellington (Frankfurt/M. 1950), Mary Lou Williams, Mezz Mezzrow, Bill Coleman, Ken Colyer, Graeme Bell, Lionel Hampton (Frankfurt/M. 1953), Dizzy Gillespie (Frankfurt/M. 1953), Sten Kenton (Frankfurt/M.), Rosetta Howard, Jam Session in Frankfurt (US-Amerikaner und Carlo Bohländer), Günter Boas und Johnny Vrotsos bei "Blues for Monday", Günter Boas Combo und Beryl Bryden (Düsseldorf 1954), Edmond Hall, Ella Fitzgerald (Frankfurt/M. 1957), Earl Hines, Joe Turner (Iserlohn 1965), Johnny Hodges, Red Allen, Kid Ory, Sonny Criss (Dortmund 1962), Art Blakey (Dortmund 1959), Sippie Wallace (Essen 1966), Stuff Smith (Dortmund 1967), Rudy Powell, American Folk Blues Festival (Essen 1966), Memphis Slim (Dortmund 1961), Thelonious Monk, Kenny Drew, Cootie Williams, Otis Spann (Berlin 1968), Willie Bryant.
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Fotografen unklar.
Größe: 33x49x4 cm, gebunden, 100 Seiten.
Fotoformate: 9x12 cm, 21x25 cm.
Edna Hicks, Clarence Johnson, Lizzy Miles, Louis Armstrong (Frankfurt/M. 1952), Bessie Smith, Irene Scruggs, Big Bill Brooncy (Frankfurt/M. 1954), Duke Ellington (Frankfurt/M. 1950), Mary Lou Williams, Mezz Mezzrow, Bill Coleman, Ken Colyer, Graeme Bell, Lionel Hampton (Frankfurt/M. 1953), Dizzy Gillespie (Frankfurt/M. 1953), Sten Kenton (Frankfurt/M.), Rosetta Howard, Jam Session in Frankfurt (US-Amerikaner und Carlo Bohländer), Günter Boas und Johnny Vrotsos bei "Blues for Monday", Günter Boas Combo und Beryl Bryden (Düsseldorf 1954), Edmond Hall, Ella Fitzgerald (Frankfurt/M. 1957), Earl Hines, Joe Turner (Iserlohn 1965), Johnny Hodges, Red Allen, Kid Ory, Sonny Criss (Dortmund 1962), Art Blakey (Dortmund 1959), Sippie Wallace (Essen 1966), Stuff Smith (Dortmund 1967), Rudy Powell, American Folk Blues Festival (Essen 1966), Memphis Slim (Dortmund 1961), Thelonious Monk, Kenny Drew, Cootie Williams, Otis Spann (Berlin 1968), Willie Bryant.
Zum Teil mit Widmungen.
Fotografen unklar.
Größe: 33x49x4 cm, gebunden, 100 Seiten.
Fotoformate: 9x12 cm, 21x25 cm.
100 Seiten, unpaginiert
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Broonzy,
Bill
Smith, Bessie
Mezzrow, Mezz
Armstrong, Louis
Allen, Henry
Coleman, Bill
Criss, Sonny
Drew, Kenny
Hampton, Lionel
Powell, Rudy
Smith, Stuff
Turner, Joe
Scruggs, Irene
Bohländer, Carlo
Boas, Günter
Blakey, Art
Miles, Lizzy
Memphis Slim
Wallace, Sippie
Hodges, Johnny
Hall, Edmond
Ory, Kid
Williams, Mary Lou
Hines, Earl
Kenton, Stan
Gillespie, Dizzy
Ellington, Duke
Monk, Thelonious
Bryden, Beryl
Colyer, Ken
Bell, Graeme
Fitzgerald, Ella
Spann, Otis
Smith, Bessie
Mezzrow, Mezz
Armstrong, Louis
Allen, Henry
Coleman, Bill
Criss, Sonny
Drew, Kenny
Hampton, Lionel
Powell, Rudy
Smith, Stuff
Turner, Joe
Scruggs, Irene
Bohländer, Carlo
Boas, Günter
Blakey, Art
Miles, Lizzy
Memphis Slim
Wallace, Sippie
Hodges, Johnny
Hall, Edmond
Ory, Kid
Williams, Mary Lou
Hines, Earl
Kenton, Stan
Gillespie, Dizzy
Ellington, Duke
Monk, Thelonious
Bryden, Beryl
Colyer, Ken
Bell, Graeme
Fitzgerald, Ella
Spann, Otis
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