Showing posts with label William Gottlieb. Show all posts
Showing posts with label William Gottlieb. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 27, 2012

William Gottlieb

 Imogene Coca, Mary Lou Williams, Ann Hathaway
[not the Ann Hathaway from "The Princess Diaries"!]

 Jack Teagarden

 James P. Johnson, Fess Williams, Freddie Moore, and Joe Thomas, 
at William P. Gottlieb's office party, Jamaica, Queens, New York, ca. 1948

 Leadbelly

 Maxine Sullivan
 Nat King Cole
 Sarah Vaughn
 Sidney Bechet, Freddie Moore and Lloyd Phillips
 Thelonious Monk
[Live in '66 - Full Concert]
Thelonious Monk

Thursday, August 23, 2012

William Gottlieb

 Doris Day and Kitty Kallen, 1947
[Doris Day is familiar as a singer and actress. Kitty Kallen was a big band singer.]
[Kitty Kallen singing It's Been a Long, Long Time]

 Duke Ellington

 Duke Ellington

 Duke Ellington

 Ella Fitzgerald, Duke Ellington and Benny Goodman
[that's a lot of jazz royalty in one photo]
 Ella Fitzgerald

 Ella Fitzgerald

 Ethel Waters

 Frank Sinatra

Frank Sinatra

Wednesday, July 18, 2012

William Gottlieb

 Charlie Parker and Miles Davis, New York, 1949

 Charlie Parker and Miles Davis, 1947
[these two playing A Night in Tunisia]

 Coleman Hawkins and Miles Davis, 1947
[Coleman Hawkins playing Body and Soul]

 Count Basie

 Dancers at Nola's, New York City

 Dancers in a Jazz Club

 Dizzy Gillespie, 1948

 Dizzy Gillespie
[here he's playing Umbrella Man with Louis Armstrong!]

 Django Reinhart and David Rose

 Django Reinhart and Duke Ellington
[here's these two playing Honeysuckle Rose]

Django Reinhart

Wednesday, June 20, 2012

William Gottlieb

Here are some more of William Gottlieb's photos of jazz artists.

 Ann Hathaway

 Art Tatum

 The Apollo Theater
[the hotspot in Harlem]
 Artie Shaw

 Benny Carter
 Benny Goodman
 Benny Goodman
 Benny Goodman

 Buddy Rich
Cab Calloway

Friday, May 18, 2012

William Gottlieb

William Gottlieb photographed jazz artists. There's a big collection of his photos at the Library of Congress. This set focuses on two of the greatest: Louis Armstrong and Billie Holiday.

 Billie Holiday and "Mister"

 Billie Holiday and "Mister," 1946

 Billie Holiday at Carnegie Hall

 Billie Holiday, 1946

 Billie Holiday, 1947
(probably the greatest photograph ever of a singer)
 Billie Holiday

 Billie Holiday

 Billie Holiday, 1939

 Louis Armstrong

 Louis Armstrong

 Louis Armstrong

 Louis Armstrong

 Louis Armstrong

 Louis Armstrong

 Louis Armstrong

Louis Armstrong