Fotoalbum Nr. 1: Jazz 1939 - heute
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LRA-117 Fo, Nr. 1
LRA-117 Sammlung Jazzklub Eisenach
Sammlung Jazzklub Eisenach >> Jazzklub Eisenach, Fotografien >> 1. Fotografien von Musikern
1939 - 2001
Enthält ein Fotoalbum von Dieter Blume (Bruder von Manfred?) mit eingeklebten Fotografien und Autogrammkarten sowie Zeitungsauschnitten. Zum Teil beschriftet.
Bands und Musiker unter anderem: Kurt Hohenberger, Peter Kreuder, Rosita Serrano, Billy Toffel, Teddy Stauffer, Disharmoniker, Mills Brothers, Jean Omer, Fud Candrix, Django Reinhardt, Theo Uden Masman, Yvon Debie, Woody Herman, Chas Dolne, Billy Holiday, Walter Dobschinski, Thomas Buhé, Count Basie, Rex Stewart.
Enthält auch signiertes Konzertprogramm Louis Armstrong 1952.
Enthält auch mehrere Fotos von Kurt Michaelis ("Hot Geyer"), dem Gründer des Leipziger Hot Clubs.
Bands und Musiker unter anderem: Kurt Hohenberger, Peter Kreuder, Rosita Serrano, Billy Toffel, Teddy Stauffer, Disharmoniker, Mills Brothers, Jean Omer, Fud Candrix, Django Reinhardt, Theo Uden Masman, Yvon Debie, Woody Herman, Chas Dolne, Billy Holiday, Walter Dobschinski, Thomas Buhé, Count Basie, Rex Stewart.
Enthält auch signiertes Konzertprogramm Louis Armstrong 1952.
Enthält auch mehrere Fotos von Kurt Michaelis ("Hot Geyer"), dem Gründer des Leipziger Hot Clubs.
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