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Band playing at the Jockey Jazz Club

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A band sits on stage likely playing jazz at the Jockey Club, 10th and Paseo in Kansas City, Missouri. Farthest to the left is Bill Jones playing drums as he wears sunglasses. In front of Bill and to his left is a seated unidentified sax player blowing into his alto saxophone. To his left in the center of the stage is an unidentified bass player with his head slightly bent forward but his eyes looking up straight at the photographer. Behind the bass player and to his left is William Fisher playing the piano and looking out between the piano and the lifted lid. In front of William Fisher and slightly to his left is an unidentified seated trumpet player blowing into his horn. Around the edge of the stage is a scalloped stage decoration of two horse heads facing each other with a jockey's cap in between them. On the door to the back right there is a "J" over a "C" logo on the window to indicated the Jockey Club.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1951
1960
Subject, Old
African American jazz musicians
Jazz musicians
Drummers (Musicians)
Saxophonists
Double bassists
Pianists
Trumpet players
Bars (Drinking establishments)
African American men
Time Period
1951-1960
Subject (Geographic)
Kansas City (Mo.)
Subject (Geographic, LCSH)
Kansas City (Mo.)
Notes

No date; likely circa 1930, Purchased from Dolores Hobley, c. early 2010s. Stamped on back, "JAMES B. GANTT. VA. 2739. 500 W. 34th St. Kansas City 2, Mo.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 21 x 26 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-011.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Group portraits
Type
photographs
English
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Image Credit
James B. Gantt

Helen Cole poses as she plays a drum set

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Description
Helen Cole, an African American musician, grins at the photographer as she sits behind a drum set and crosses her hands to play. Her shadow is on the wall in the spotlight of light around her. She wears earrings, a floral print blouse under a solid suit jacket. The bass drum head has a patch in the center. A printed signature on the bottom left says, "Bloom Chicago."
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1951
1960
Subject, Old
African American jazz musicians
Jazz musicians
Drummers (Musicians)
African American women
Time Period
1951-1960
Subject (Geographic)
Chicago (Ill.)
Subject (Geographic, LCSH)
Chicago (Ill.)
Notes

No date; likely circa 1950, Purchased from Dolores Hobley, c. early 2010s. Handwritten on back, "Helen Cole.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 26 x 21 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-012.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Portrait photographs
Publicity photographs
Type
photographs
English
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Image Credit
Bloom (Chicago)

King Pleasure and Popeye Maupin in Cincinnati, Ohio

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King Pleasure on the left, Popeye Maupin in the center, and an unidentified African American man on the right, stand arm in arm with big grins in Cincinnati.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1967
Subject, Old
African American men
Jazz singers
Jazz musicians
Time Period
1961-1970
Subject (Geographic)
Cincinnati (Ohio)
Subject (Geographic, LCSH)
Cincinnati (Ohio)
Notes

1967, Inscribed on the back: "King Pleasure", 1967 "Popeye" Maupin, Cincinnati", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : color print ; 9 x 12 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-408.tif
Genres
Color photographs
Type
photographs
English
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Image Credit
Edwin

Maureen Smith playing the piano

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Maureen Smith stands with her left side to the photographer and turns her head toward her left shoulder to smile at the photographer as she stands with her hands on the keys of a upright piano. She wears earrings, a floral print blouse, a solid suit jacket and a matching mid-length pleated skirt with flat shoes with ankle straps. A printed signature on the bottom left says, "Bloom Chicago."
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1951
1960
Subject, Old
African American jazz musicians
Jazz musicians
Pianists
Piano
African American women
Time Period
1951-1960
Subject (Geographic)
Chicago (Ill.)
Subject (Geographic, LCSH)
Chicago (Ill.)
Notes

No date; likely circa 1950, Purchased from Dolores Hobley, c. early 2010s. Handwritten on back, "Maureen Smith.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 26 x 21 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-013.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Portrait photographs
Publicity photographs
Type
photographs
English
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Image Credit
Bloom (Chicago)

Memphis Slim

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Description
Jazz pianist Memphis Slim's head and shoulders are visible and he does not smile as he holds a microphone across his chest with his right hand and sits at a piano at an unidentified venue. There is a wall mural behind him of mountains and sky. A Schlitz beer sits on a table in the foreground. Memphis Slim wears a light colored shirt, necktie, and suit jacket.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1929
1931
Subject, Old
African American jazz musicians
Jazz musicians
Pianists
Piano
African American men
Time Period
1921-1930
Notes

No date; likely circa 1930, Handwritten on back, "Memphis Slim." Handwritten just below the photograph, "Memphis Slim.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 9 x 8 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-015.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Portrait photographs
Snapshots
Type
photographs
English
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Myra Taylor sings with the Curtyse Foster Band

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Myra Taylor sings with the Curtyse Foster Band at an unidentified venue in Kansas City. Farthest to the left Bunnie "Bumps" Love smiles to her right at the photographer as she sits with her hands on the piano keys. To the right is the unidentified bass player. In the center front is Myra Taylor with her arms spread as she smiles and sings into a microphone on the stand in front of her. She wears a full-length evening gown. To her left behind her on the stage is Curtyse Foster wearing a tuxedo and blowing into a saxophone. To Curtyse's left and behind him on stage is Bill Nolan smiling and playing the drums. To Bill's left and in front of Bill on the stage, Elmer Price blows into a trumpet. There is a derby hat hanging on a stand in front of Elmer Price. The front corners of the stage are decorated with organ pipes.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1951
1960
Subject, Old
African American men
African American women
Jazz musicians
Pianists
Double bassists
Jazz singers
Saxophonists
Drummers (Musicians)
Trumpet players
African American jazz musicians
Time Period
1951-1960
Subject (Geographic)
Kansas City (Kan.)
Subject (Geographic, LCSH)
Kansas City (Kan.)
Notes

No date; likely circa 1950s, Purchased from Dolores Hobley, c. early 2010s. Stamped on back, "PHOTOGRAPHS BY Cornelius Strickland, 845 Everett Ave., ATwater 2403." Handwritten on back, "Myra Taylor - vocals. Curtyse Foster - sax. "Bumps" Bunnie Love - piano. Bill Nolan - drums. Elmer Price - trumpet. - bass.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 21 x 26 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-010.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Group portraits
Type
photographs
English
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Image Credit
Cornelius Strickland

Scamps

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Description
A publicity photograph of the African American jazz group, Kansas City Scamps likely in the 1970's. From left to right, Lucky Wesley (bass, leader), Albert "Coots" Dye (piano), Arthur Jackson (alto and tenor sax), L.C. "Speedy" Huggins (vocals), and Wallace Lee Jones (drums). They all wear tuxedos with black bow ties. Arthur Jackson wears a dark flat cap. Speedy Huggins wears glasses.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1971
1980
Subject, Old
African American jazz musicians
Jazz musicians
African American men
Time Period
1961-1970
Notes

No date; likely 1970s, Handwritten on the back from left to right, "Now Scamps. Wallace Lee Jones Drums. L.C. Speedy Huggins Sing. Arthur Jackson T. Sax, A. Albert Boots Dye piano. Lucky Wesley Leader Bass.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 21 x 26 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-018.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Group portraits
Publicity photographs
Type
photographs
English
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Soldiers eating with a group of women

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An unidentified group of African American women and uniformed African American men and one uniformed white man socializing at one long banquet table while an unidentified African American band is performing in the background at an unidentified venue or event. Approximately 20 people seated at the tables. Approximately six men in the band.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1941
1947
Subject, Old
African American men
African American women
Men
White
Dinners and dining
Jazz musicians
Soldiers
Military uniforms
Time Period
1941-1950
Notes

No date; likely 1945, Handwritten on back: "Judge Ralton.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 21 x 26 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-019.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Group portraits
Type
photographs
English
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Subscribe to Jazz musicians

Band playing at the Jockey Jazz Club

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Description
A band sits on stage likely playing jazz at the Jockey Club, 10th and Paseo in Kansas City, Missouri. Farthest to the left is Bill Jones playing drums as he wears sunglasses. In front of Bill and to his left is a seated unidentified sax player blowing into his alto saxophone. To his left in the center of the stage is an unidentified bass player with his head slightly bent forward but his eyes looking up straight at the photographer. Behind the bass player and to his left is William Fisher playing the piano and looking out between the piano and the lifted lid. In front of William Fisher and slightly to his left is an unidentified seated trumpet player blowing into his horn. Around the edge of the stage is a scalloped stage decoration of two horse heads facing each other with a jockey's cap in between them. On the door to the back right there is a "J" over a "C" logo on the window to indicated the Jockey Club.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1951
1960
Subject, Old
African American jazz musicians
Jazz musicians
Drummers (Musicians)
Saxophonists
Double bassists
Pianists
Trumpet players
Bars (Drinking establishments)
African American men
Time Period
1951-1960
Subject (Geographic)
Kansas City (Mo.)
Subject (Geographic, LCSH)
Kansas City (Mo.)
Notes

No date; likely circa 1930, Purchased from Dolores Hobley, c. early 2010s. Stamped on back, "JAMES B. GANTT. VA. 2739. 500 W. 34th St. Kansas City 2, Mo.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 21 x 26 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-011.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Group portraits
Type
photographs
English
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Image Credit
James B. Gantt

Helen Cole poses as she plays a drum set

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Description
Helen Cole, an African American musician, grins at the photographer as she sits behind a drum set and crosses her hands to play. Her shadow is on the wall in the spotlight of light around her. She wears earrings, a floral print blouse under a solid suit jacket. The bass drum head has a patch in the center. A printed signature on the bottom left says, "Bloom Chicago."
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1951
1960
Subject, Old
African American jazz musicians
Jazz musicians
Drummers (Musicians)
African American women
Time Period
1951-1960
Subject (Geographic)
Chicago (Ill.)
Subject (Geographic, LCSH)
Chicago (Ill.)
Notes

No date; likely circa 1950, Purchased from Dolores Hobley, c. early 2010s. Handwritten on back, "Helen Cole.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 26 x 21 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-012.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Portrait photographs
Publicity photographs
Type
photographs
English
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Image Credit
Bloom (Chicago)

King Pleasure and Popeye Maupin in Cincinnati, Ohio

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King Pleasure on the left, Popeye Maupin in the center, and an unidentified African American man on the right, stand arm in arm with big grins in Cincinnati.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1967
Subject, Old
African American men
Jazz singers
Jazz musicians
Time Period
1961-1970
Subject (Geographic)
Cincinnati (Ohio)
Subject (Geographic, LCSH)
Cincinnati (Ohio)
Notes

1967, Inscribed on the back: "King Pleasure", 1967 "Popeye" Maupin, Cincinnati", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : color print ; 9 x 12 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-408.tif
Genres
Color photographs
Type
photographs
English
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Image Credit
Edwin

Maureen Smith playing the piano

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Description
Maureen Smith stands with her left side to the photographer and turns her head toward her left shoulder to smile at the photographer as she stands with her hands on the keys of a upright piano. She wears earrings, a floral print blouse, a solid suit jacket and a matching mid-length pleated skirt with flat shoes with ankle straps. A printed signature on the bottom left says, "Bloom Chicago."
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1951
1960
Subject, Old
African American jazz musicians
Jazz musicians
Pianists
Piano
African American women
Time Period
1951-1960
Subject (Geographic)
Chicago (Ill.)
Subject (Geographic, LCSH)
Chicago (Ill.)
Notes

No date; likely circa 1950, Purchased from Dolores Hobley, c. early 2010s. Handwritten on back, "Maureen Smith.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 26 x 21 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-013.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Portrait photographs
Publicity photographs
Type
photographs
English
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Image Credit
Bloom (Chicago)

Memphis Slim

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Description
Jazz pianist Memphis Slim's head and shoulders are visible and he does not smile as he holds a microphone across his chest with his right hand and sits at a piano at an unidentified venue. There is a wall mural behind him of mountains and sky. A Schlitz beer sits on a table in the foreground. Memphis Slim wears a light colored shirt, necktie, and suit jacket.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1929
1931
Subject, Old
African American jazz musicians
Jazz musicians
Pianists
Piano
African American men
Time Period
1921-1930
Notes

No date; likely circa 1930, Handwritten on back, "Memphis Slim." Handwritten just below the photograph, "Memphis Slim.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 9 x 8 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-015.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Portrait photographs
Snapshots
Type
photographs
English
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Myra Taylor sings with the Curtyse Foster Band

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Description
Myra Taylor sings with the Curtyse Foster Band at an unidentified venue in Kansas City. Farthest to the left Bunnie "Bumps" Love smiles to her right at the photographer as she sits with her hands on the piano keys. To the right is the unidentified bass player. In the center front is Myra Taylor with her arms spread as she smiles and sings into a microphone on the stand in front of her. She wears a full-length evening gown. To her left behind her on the stage is Curtyse Foster wearing a tuxedo and blowing into a saxophone. To Curtyse's left and behind him on stage is Bill Nolan smiling and playing the drums. To Bill's left and in front of Bill on the stage, Elmer Price blows into a trumpet. There is a derby hat hanging on a stand in front of Elmer Price. The front corners of the stage are decorated with organ pipes.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1951
1960
Subject, Old
African American men
African American women
Jazz musicians
Pianists
Double bassists
Jazz singers
Saxophonists
Drummers (Musicians)
Trumpet players
African American jazz musicians
Time Period
1951-1960
Subject (Geographic)
Kansas City (Kan.)
Subject (Geographic, LCSH)
Kansas City (Kan.)
Notes

No date; likely circa 1950s, Purchased from Dolores Hobley, c. early 2010s. Stamped on back, "PHOTOGRAPHS BY Cornelius Strickland, 845 Everett Ave., ATwater 2403." Handwritten on back, "Myra Taylor - vocals. Curtyse Foster - sax. "Bumps" Bunnie Love - piano. Bill Nolan - drums. Elmer Price - trumpet. - bass.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 21 x 26 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-010.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Group portraits
Type
photographs
English
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Image Credit
Cornelius Strickland

Scamps

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Description
A publicity photograph of the African American jazz group, Kansas City Scamps likely in the 1970's. From left to right, Lucky Wesley (bass, leader), Albert "Coots" Dye (piano), Arthur Jackson (alto and tenor sax), L.C. "Speedy" Huggins (vocals), and Wallace Lee Jones (drums). They all wear tuxedos with black bow ties. Arthur Jackson wears a dark flat cap. Speedy Huggins wears glasses.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1971
1980
Subject, Old
African American jazz musicians
Jazz musicians
African American men
Time Period
1961-1970
Notes

No date; likely 1970s, Handwritten on the back from left to right, "Now Scamps. Wallace Lee Jones Drums. L.C. Speedy Huggins Sing. Arthur Jackson T. Sax, A. Albert Boots Dye piano. Lucky Wesley Leader Bass.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 21 x 26 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-018.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Group portraits
Publicity photographs
Type
photographs
English
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Soldiers eating with a group of women

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Description
An unidentified group of African American women and uniformed African American men and one uniformed white man socializing at one long banquet table while an unidentified African American band is performing in the background at an unidentified venue or event. Approximately 20 people seated at the tables. Approximately six men in the band.
Member of
Dolores Hobley Collection
Date Published
1941
1947
Subject, Old
African American men
African American women
Men
White
Dinners and dining
Jazz musicians
Soldiers
Military uniforms
Time Period
1941-1950
Notes

No date; likely 1945, Handwritten on back: "Judge Ralton.", Digitizing agency: University of Missouri--Kansas City. Library. Dr. Kenneth J. LaBudde Special Collections.

Extent Of Original
1 photograph : black and white print ; 21 x 26 cm
Filename
umkc_lsc_hobley_photo-019.tif
Genres
Gelatin silver prints
Black & white photographs
Group portraits
Type
photographs
English
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