Nancy Miller Elliott Photographs of Jazz Musicians

id
4947
origination
Elliott, Nancy Miller
date statement
1983-1995
key date
1983
identifier (local_mss)
20181
org unit
Music Division
call number
JPB 96-1
b-number
b12611014
total components
175
total series
0
max depth
1
boost queries
(none)
component layout
Default Layout
Extended MARC Fields
false
Extended Navigation
false
created
2013-04-01 15:05:11 UTC
updated
2019-05-24 17:37:01 UTC
status note
(missing)
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true

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unitid
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{"value"=>"b12611014", "type"=>"local_b"}
unitdate
{"value"=>"1983-1995", "type"=>"inclusive", "normal"=>"1983/1995"}
unittitle
{"value"=>"Nancy Miller Elliott Photographs of Jazz Musicians"}
physdesc
{"format"=>"structured", "physdesc_components"=>[{"name"=>"extent", "value"=>"175 photographic prints in 2 boxes", "unit"=>"containers"}, {"name"=>"extent", "value"=>"1 linear foot", "unit"=>"linear_feet"}], "supress_display"=>true}
repository
{"value"=>"<span class=\"corpname\">Music Division</span>"}
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{"value"=>"English"}
origination
{"value"=>"Elliott, Nancy Miller", "type"=>"persname"}
bioghist
{"value"=>"<p>Nancy Miller Elliott is a leading photographer in New York City. She assisted Buck Clayton in the publication, Buck Clayton's Jazz World, published by Oxford University Press in 1987. Two of her photographs were included in the photographic project Homeless in America, a portfolio from which was published in Newsweek, March 21, 1988.</p>", "supress_display"=>true}
scopecontent
{"value"=>"<p>Collection includes 175 black and white photographs of jazz musicians primarily in New York City settings taken by Nancy Miller Elliott between the years 1983-1995. A number of the photographs include tenor saxophonist Buck Clayton, as well as other former members of the Count Basie Band. Collection also includes two photos of dancers Norma Miller and Frankie Manning in front of Smalls Paradise in Harlem. Three of the photos depict Nancy Miller Elliott and were taken by other photographers.</p>", "supress_display"=>true}
arrangement
{"value"=>"<p>Original order was maintained.</p>"}
acqinfo
{"value"=>"<p>Collection was received as a donation from Nancy Miller Elliott in June 1995.</p>"}
date_start
1983
keydate
1983
date_end
1995
date_inclusive_start
1983
date_inclusive_end
1995
extent_statement
1 linear foot (175 photographic prints in 2 boxes)
prefercite
{"value"=>"Nancy Miller Elliott Photographs of Jazz Musicians, JPB 96-1. Music Division, The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts"}
abstract
{"value"=>"Nancy Miller Elliott is a leading photographer in New York City. She assisted Buck Clayton in the publication, Buck Clayton's Jazz World, published by Oxford University Press in 1987. Two of her photographs were included in the photographic project Homeless in America, a portfolio from which was published in Newsweek, March 21, 1988. Collection includes 175 black and white photographs of jazz musicians primarily in New York City settings taken by Nancy Miller Elliott between the years 1983-1995. A number of the photographs include tenor saxophonist Buck Clayton, as well as other former members of the Count Basie Band. Collection also includes two photos of dancers Norma Miller and Frankie Manning in front of Smalls Paradise in Harlem. Three of the photos depict Nancy Miller Elliott and were taken by other photographers.", "generated"=>true}

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  1. Bill Pemberton
  2. Roy Eldridge, Buck Clayton, Eddie Locke, John Hammond at 52nd Street dedication
  3. Buck Clayton and Teddy Wilson
  4. Basie Band at recording studio (includes Frank Foster and Freddie Green)
  5. Buck Clayton
  6. Ellis Larkius
  7. Claude Boling and Buck Clayton in Limages, France
  8. Frank Wess
  9. Joe Wilder and Buck Clayton
  10. Scott Hamilton and Peter Straub
  11. Mel Lewis
  12. George Van Eps and Howard Alden
  13. Teddy Wilson and Buck Clayton during WIlson's master class at Mannes School of Music
  14. Cab Calloway
  15. Buck Clayton
  16. Johnny Letman
  17. Vic Dickenson
  18. Doug Lawrence
  19. Buck Clayton, Joe Temperley, Doug Lawrence
  20. Wycliffe Gordon
  21. Jimmy Lewis
  22. Miles Davis
  23. Sandy Williams
  24. Buck Clayton and Annie Ross
  25. Gus Johnson
  26. Ken Peplowski
  27. Benny Powell
  28. Joe Newman and Buck Clayton
  29. Sam Woodyard
  30. Kenny Davern
  31. Walt Levinsky
  32. Tommy Potter
  33. Buck Clayton, Joe Newman, Earle Warren in Biarritz, France
  34. Red Richards
  35. Nat Pierce, Tom and Vincent Elliott
  36. Tal Farlow
  37. Wynton Marsalis and Buck Clayton
  38. Marty Grosz, Bud Freeman, Buck Clayton
  39. Claude Fiddler Williams
  40. Scott Hamilton and Peter Straub
  41. Wild Bill Davison
  42. Babe Clarke
  43. Jordan and Randy Sandke
  44. Jerry Dodgion
  45. Mercer Ellington
  46. Doc Cheatham and his quartet (Jackie Williams, Chuck Folds, Al Hall)
  47. Jerry Dodgion, Scott Hamilton
  48. Charles Gayle
  49. Roy and Viola Eldridge at Roy's 78th Birthday party at St. Peters
  50. Buck Clayton
  51. Laura Brown and Jabbo Smith
  52. Eddie Durham, Phil Schaap, Earle Warren, Buck Clayton at Sweet Basil
  53. Earle Warren, Eddie Durham, Al Hall, Buck Clayton
  54. Byron Stripling and Lionel Hampton
  55. Big Nick Nicholas, Lionel Hampton, Bill Titone, Doc Cheatham at Louis Armstrong Archives opening at Queens College
  56. Nancy Miller Elliott and Buck Clayton on Avenue C
  57. Bud Freeman and Eddie Miller
  58. Jabbo Smith
  59. Spanky Davis
  60. Kenny Davern
  61. Joe Newman and Buck Clayton
  62. Benny Powell
  63. Panama Francis, Jon Faddis and Heywood Henry
  64. Charles Gayle
  65. Buck Clayton and Jimmy McPartland
  66. Count Basie
  67. Ken Peplowski
  68. Sammy Price
  69. Milt Grayson
  70. Joe Bushkin
  71. Benny Morton and Vic Dickenson
  72. Sonny and Lucille Rollins in Vienne, France
  73. Wynton Marsalis and Buck Clayton in France
  74. Big Joe Turner
  75. Warren Vaché
  76. Big Nick Nicholas
  77. Dennis Machrel
  78. Al Hall, Eddie Barefield
  79. Bunny Briggs, Claude Fiddler Williams, Buck Clayton, Al McKibbon at Broadway show Black and Blue
  80. Nancy Miller Elliott with Claude Bolling in Limoges, France
  81. Babe Clarke
  82. Ruby Braff, Buck Clayton, Dick Hyman
  83. Dick Hyman and Ruby Braff
  84. Buck Clayton and his swing band at the Village Vanguard
  85. Buck Clayton composing at home on E. 78th Street
  86. Ram Ramirez, Buck Clayton, Phil Flanagan, and Eddie Bert
  87. Andy Kirk at age 88
  88. Wycliffe Gordon with Wynton Marsalis
  89. Roy Eldridge and Pastor John Gensel
  90. George Kelly
  91. Ronnie Coles, George Kelly, Red Richards, Johnny Letman, Leonard Gaskin
  92. Buck Clayton and Laurie Frink
  93. Sy Oliver
  94. Roy Eldridge, Eddie Locke, Spanky Davis, Dick Katz
  95. Ted Nash
  96. Phil Schaap and Ted Sturgis
  97. Jo Jones
  98. Roy Eldridge, Buck Clayton, Pastor John Garcia Gensel
  99. Jonah Jones
  100. Norma Miller, Doug Lawrence, and Frank Manning at Small's Paradise
  101. Buck Clayton and Ornette Coleman
  102. Scott Hamilton and Buck Clayton in Central Park
  103. Jabbo Smith
  104. Kenny Kersey, Buck Clayton
  105. Cecilia and Frank Foster with Reverend John Garcia Gensel
  106. Charles Gayle
  107. "Doc" and Jimmy Butts
  108. Frank Wess
  109. Eddie Barefield
  110. Buck Clayton, Frank Wess, Joe Temperley
  111. Bobby Pring
  112. Hank Jones and Buck Clayton backstage at Carnegie Hall
  113. Joe Newman
  114. Cab Calloway
  115. Preston Love, Heywood Henry, Earle Warren in Nancy, France
  116. Buck CLayton, Wild Bill Davis
  117. Jerry Weldon
  118. Benny Waters at 93 years old
  119. Howard Alden, Butch Miles, Jabbo Smith, Joe Temperley, Buck Clayton, Dan Barrett at New School
  120. Mercer Ellington at the City of New York Museum for exhibit "Beyond Category: The Musical Genius of Duke Ellington"
  121. Nancy Miller Elliott and Count Basie at Carnegie Hall
  122. Charles Gayle
  123. Milt Grayson
  124. Buck Clayton, with staff at the Manhattan School of Music
  125. Sammy Price
  126. Howard Alden
  127. Eddie Barefield
  128. Buck Clayton leading his jazz workshop at Hunter College
  129. Joe Bushkin
  130. Kenny Davern
  131. Marian McPartland, Buck Clayton, Jimmy McPartland
  132. Andy Kirk, Danny Barker, Buck Clayton, Clark Terry and announcer at Jazz Masters ceremony in Washington, D.C
  133. Doc's Quartet (Bucky Calabrese, Chuck Folds, Doc Cheatham, Jackie Williams)
  134. Eddie Durham, Earle Warren, Buck Clayton
  135. Manny Boyd in Hamburg, Germany
  136. Norris Turney, Doc Cheatham, Panama Francis, Joe Temperley
  137. Roy Campbell
  138. Roy Campbell, William Parker, Reggie Nicholson at Modern Masters
  139. Jackie Williams and Buck Clayton
  140. Wynton Marsalis
  141. Benny Powell
  142. Norma Miller, Frank Manning and Doug Lawrence
  143. Buddy Tate, Freddie Green, Eddie Durham, Buck Clayton, Preston Love, on Basie Alumni Tour in Paris
  144. Panama Francis
  145. Clark Terry
  146. Grady Tate and Gerry Mulligan
  147. Big Nick Nicholas
  148. Nancy Miller Elliott and Buck Clayton
  149. Tommy Potter
  150. Eddie Barefield with neighbors in the Bronx, New York City
  151. Joe Newman, Ed Lewis and Harry "Sweets" Edison
  152. Sir Charles Thompson, Buck Clayton
  153. Jerry Weldon
  154. Joe Turner
  155. Joe Bushkin
  156. Earle Warren, Buck Clayton
  157. Kenny Kersey
  158. Benny Powell at Sweet Basil
  159. Barry Lee Hall practicing with Mercer Ellington Orchestra
  160. Mercer Ellington and his orchestra in Hartford, CT
  161. Arvell Shaw
  162. Red Richards
  163. Dick Katz
  164. George Wein, Buck Clayton
  165. George Shearing
  166. Joe Bushkin with pumpkin on head of John DeVries
  167. Hugh Lawson, Harry "Sweets" Edison, Phil Schaap, Earle Warren
  168. Grover Mitchell
  169. Danny Banks
  170. Jonah Jones, Jabbo Smith, Roy Eldridge, Doc Cheatham, Buck Clayton at Doc Cheatham's 80th birthday at WKCR
  171. Buck Clayton and the Buck Clayton Swing Band at the Village Vanguard
  172. Lionel Hampton as a "wise man" at a Christmas show
  173. Jabbo Smith and Laura Brown
  174. Johnny Letman
  175. Nat Pierce at New York Public Library Tompkins Square Branch with graffiti