African American Movies &Music -6

: TURNER LAYTON- JAZZ

: Swing dancing at the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem NYC 1947

: Swing dancing at the Savoy Ballroom in Harlem New York 1947

: Savoy Ballroom

: Savoy Ballroom in Harlem, New York City, 1947

: Roller skating rink of Savoy Ballroom. Chicago

: Reginald Marsh Tuesday Night At The Savoy Ballroom – American

: Keita Leila 1950 Black Burlesque

: Harlem Follies 1949 Black Burlesque

: Dancing At The Savoy Ballroom In Harlem NYC Circa 1947

: Dancing at Savoy Ballroom, Harlem, 1947,

: African Witchcraft dance at the Savoy Ballroom

: WILL SHADE & Tub Bass

: WILLIAM CLAXTON Jazz Guitarist

: THE MILLS BROTHERS singers Jazz & Pop

: REX INGRAM, Anna Lucasta (1958)

: Mae Murray black jazz band in -CIRCE THE ENCHANTRESS (1924)

: Harlem Follies 1949 Black Burlesque

: Fisk Jubilee Singers, Annemarie Heinrich

: 1958 African American Jazz~Sax Player Hosea Taylor – Jose Gonzales~

: MAMIE SMITH Black composer PERRY BRADFORD sheet music FARE-THEE HONEY BLUES

: MACEO PINKARD Antique Sheet Music WAIT’LL IT’S MOONLIGHT 1925

: JELLY ROLL MORTON sheet music SWEETHEART O’ MINE ~ 1926

: THE ANGELS SANG THAT HAPPY MORN Negro Spiritual

: 1950 Musical Dolls – adv.

: RAGTIME WHOLLY SMOKE Two-Step Cake Walk 1900

: COTTON CLUB PARADE- YOU’RE A LUCKY GUY ~ 1939

: 1945 DEEK WATSON & BROWN DOTS -FOR SENTIMENTAL REASONS – Black Composers

: 1906 He’s A Cousin Of Mine – African American Writers Mack-Smith

: 1878 Slavery Dance – magazine

: Buddy Johnson Orchestra Billy Mackel Apollo Club Harlem 1939

: COTTON CLUB ‘ MENU B’WAY & 48TH STREET – acts.

: Francis -Frank- Johnson (J1792 1844 [2]) wa African American musician and prolific composer during the Antebellum period.

: 1924 BLACK musical IN BAMVILLE -EUBIE BLAKE – NOBLE SISSLE ~

: Black composer LUCKEY ROBERTS – 1923 show SHARLEE

: Federal Theatre Project,Haiti,-,Boston,MA,1938

: Black Empire 1934 Federal Theatre

: Black Empire 1934 Federal Theatre Project -WPA

: Black and White Revue 1934 Federal Theatre Project

: Black & White Revue 1934 Vaudeville

: Bird of Paradise 1934 Federal Theater Project

: Big White Fog 1934 Federal Theatre Project

: Bassa Moona 1934 Federal Theatre Project

: Athletics, WPA Recreation Project

: An Evening with Dunbar 1934 Federal Theatre

: 1936 WPA Federal Music Project of New York City

: Who Knows- Music with lyrics by African-American Composer 1908 Ernest R. Ball

: W.C. HANDY – St. Louis Blues

: W.C. HANDY – MUSIC COVER 1942

: W.C. HANDY – INSCRIBED SHEET MUSIC

: Ma Curly Headed Baby – song

: I Want Yer Ma Honey – song

: ORCHESTRA BIG BAND ON STAGE

: Black composer -SHELTON BROOKS – COSEY RAG ~ 1911

: BLACK composer MACEO PINKARD -YOU LOOK LIKE AN ANGEL ~ 1918

: BLACK composer MACEO PINKARD sheet music YOU SLAY ME ~ 1931

: BLACK composer SHELTON BROOKS – SWING THAT THING Handy Bros. 1934

: BLACK composer W. C. HANDY – SHOEBOOT’S SERENADE ~ Rag Song 1915

: BLACK JAZZ CHARLES WARFIELD pub’d PERRY BRADFORD ~ 1923

: BLACK JAZZ composer CLARENCE WILLIAMS 1893-1965-SONG OF THE EXTRA GANG ~

: BLACK JAZZ piano icon JAMES P. JOHNSON first published song MAMA’S BLUES ~ 1917

: BLACK RAGTIME composer CLARENCE M. JONES – I DIDN’T KNOW ~ 1922

: EUBIE BLAKE – NOBLE SISSLE – CRADLE OF LOVE ~ 1919

: Jazz El Grotto Supper Club Chicago IL Photo – 1940s

: African American composed minstrel Sheet Music. -Hail dat Gospel Tug,- 1880

: BLACK composer DE KOVEN THOMPSON – THE STOMP ~ RENT HOUSE BLUES

: BLACK JAZZ icon JAMES P. JOHNSON and JO’ TRENT sheet music WHISPER SWEET ~ 1935

: I Hadn’t Anyone Till You, Ray Noble, 1938

: 2 Sheets -Uncle Tom -Topsy -Eva Comic History

: Clarence William’s

: Jazz Pianist Tommy Flanagan – photo

: JAZZ JOURNAL Trummy Young

: AZZ JOURNAL Connie Kay

: JAZZ JOURNAL 1959 George Lewis

: JAZZ JOURNAL – MAY 1948 Joe Dananbourgh

: Early Vaudeville -f White Comic & His Black Persona -Smoke- Why Worry Show

: 1918 WW1 – GOOD BYE ALEXANDER

: 1914 Maceo Pinkard Ragtime 11×14 CHATTANOOGA- BLUES Black Composer

: 1894 military song LEADER OF DE COMPANY B

: Men’s Gospel Singing Group -photo

: 1896- MA ONLIEST ONE- AN AFRICAN BALLAD

: Who Knows- Music with lyrics by African-American Composer 1908 Ernest R. Ball

: W.C. HANDY – St. Louis Blues

: W.C. HANDY – MUSIC COVER 1942

: W.C. HANDY – INSCRIBED SHEET MUSIC

: THE FEDERAL THEATRE PROJECT – book cover

: Swing It 1934 Adelphi Theatre NYC Musical Comedy

: SLAVE NARRATIVES From The Federal Writers’ Project 1936-38

: Run Little Chillun 1934 Vintage Theater Federal

: Processional 1934 Federal Theatre Project

: Porgy – Federal Theatre Project – 1934

: Missouri Slave Narratives

: Macbeth 1934 Federal Theatre Project

: Ma Curly Headed Baby – song

: I Want Yer Ma Honey – song

: Go Gator and Muddy the Water- Writings From the Federal Writers

: CHIN TOY 1920 Whistle A Song

: SMALLS PARADISE – Harlem

: Jean DuBuffet New Orleans Jazz Band

: SWING DAT HAMMER ‘ Chain-Gang Song -Black Composer

: Cavana & Mason Shakespeare Outdone Songster

: The Last Shine A One Act Play by Arthur J. Graham- playwright

: BLACK composer AL JOHNS ~ MISSISSIPPI BUBBLE

: BLACK songwriter TONY JACKSON sheet music SOME SWEET DAY ~ 1917

: 1919 W.C. HANDY sheet music BLACK ILLUSTRATOR Albert Alex Smith YELLOW DOG BLUES

: BLACK RAGTIME composer HARRY P. GUY sheet music AS LONG AS THERE IS LOVE

: BLACK RAGTIME composer RUSSELL SMITH sheet music VALSE ZENOBIA I- 1915

: BLACK songwriter SPENCER WILLIAMS sheet music MISSISSIPPI BLUES Lucille Hegamin

: BLACK composers CLARENCE WILLIAMS ~ 1917

: Star TOM BROWN sheet music BLACK writers ALEX ROGERS Lemonier

: BLACK songwriter TONY JACKSON sheet music SOME SWEET DAY ~ 1917

: 1919 W.C. HANDY sheet music BLACK ILLUSTRATOR Albert Alex Smith YELLOW DOG BLUES

: BLACK composers CECIL MACK and WILLIAM H. FARRELL sheet music 1913

: BLACK composers CLARENCE WILLIAMS ~ 1917

: Cole Bros Circus 1940 Minstrel Band Side Show

: BLACK composer WILL MARION COOK ~ 1899

: JET Magazine May 13, 1954 cover Pamela Winters

: 1937 COTTON CLUB Program

: 1959 ‘Gayden Sisters’ – Chicago

: 1968 Lenny Welch – Singer

: ONE ROUND JONES- Eddie Green as Prize Fighter 1941- Film

: THE THREE CLEFFS

: United Negro College Fund 1952

: BLACK RAGTIME great LUCKY & ROBERTS sheet music 1923 show GO-GO

: COTTON CLUB sheet music SWINGTIME IN HONOLULU by DUKE ELLINGTON

: BLACK songwriter SIDNEY PERRIN sheet music MY AFRO-MEXICAN QUEEN ~ 1903

: BLACK composer J. LEUBRIE HILL sheet music TROMBONE MAN from PASSING SHOW ~ 1915

: BLACK composer J. TIM BRYMN sheet music ASK MAMMY ~ 1908

: BLACK songwriters TIM BRYMN- JOHN LARKINS sheet music IF YOUR HEART IS RIGHT

: BLACK JAZZ songwriter SPENCER WILLIAMS sheet music SUSIANNA ~ 1929

: BLACK RAGTIME composer FRED S. STONE sheet music STONE’S BARN DANCE ~ 1908

: BLACK JAZZ writers EUBIE BLAKE & NOBLE SISSLE sheet music

: Sheet Music Cover ,Tom the Blind Negro boy pianist,c1860,10 years

: C.J. FIVE Cotton Club

: BLACK RAGTIME great LUCKY & ROBERTS sheet music 1923 show GO-GO

: Cole Bros Circus 1940 Minstrel Band Side Show

: 1914 My Old Black Mammy I Love You James E. Elliot

: The Negro Ensemble Company founders and- Rosalind Cash -1938-1995

: Unknown gospel quartet

: The Sensational Nightingales – gospel

: he Harmonizing Four – gospel

: The Exciting Gospel-aires

: Caesar Singles of Chicago

: 1944 Bertha Fitzhugh Baker Recital Program ~ Harlem’s Baptist Temple Church

: FRANCESCA TU – actress

: 1900 P-VERMONT BLACK AMERICANA PUBLISHED S—RAGS AND TATTERS-

: Georg Stanford Brown b.1943 star- TV series -Roots,

: 1862 – OLE SHADY Song of the Contraband CIVIL WAR SHEET MUSIC – SLAVERY

: Stan Wilson (born 1922 – , 2005), was an American singer and guitarist.

: African-American m- actor Leigh Whipper

: African American Stereotype Marguerita Padula – white

: TONI HARPER (SINGER) 1950’s ACTOR’S CASTING AD

: African American Music Philadelphia 19th Century Composer -Grand March

: COTTON BLOSSOM SINGERS, PINEY WOODS

: James Weldon and J. Rosemond Johnson

: The Black National Anthem ”Lift Up Every Voice” James Weldon

: Kari Kari fire eater African man circus performer

: ROBERT GUILLAUME 1927 -2017

: AMES WELDON – J. ROSAMOND JOHNSON sheet music SHOO-FLY REGIMENT

: JAMES WELDON – J. ROSAMOND JOHNSON – songs

: DUKE ELLINGTON s BLACK AND TAN FANTASY piano solo 1927

: Dinah Crow – Emancipation Song

: BOB COLE – J. ROSAMOND JOHNSON sheet music 1909 show RED MOON

: BLACK writer SHELTON BROOKS s YO’ GOT TO BE KIND TO ME ~ Sophie Tucker

: BLACK show ELSIE c EUBIE BLAKE – NOBLE SISSLE ~ Baby Buntin’ ~ 1923

: BLACK JAZZ – RAG pioneer JAMES REESE EUROPE – DROOP DEM EYES ~ 1912

: BLACK composer J. ROSAMOND JOHNSON sheet music MARCH ON! ~ 1905

: 1941 BLACK revue BROWN SKIN GAL IN CALICO – DUKE ELLINGTON

: BLACK writer SHELTON BROOKS s YO’ GOT TO BE KIND TO ME ~ Sophie Tucker

: 1922 HANDBILL AFRICAN-AMERICAN MOVIE- THE CRIMSON SKULL Norman Productions

: 1920 Crazy Blues Sheet Music – Mamie Smith and Her Jazz Hounds

: 1922 HANDBILL AFRICAN-AMERICAN MOVIE- THE CRIMSON SKULL Norman Productions

: 1928 SONNY CLAY’S Idea Band

: 1940s Pitch Card~ Vaudeville Comic~Zoot Suit~-Hot Ashes-

: 1941 BLACK revue BROWN SKIN GAL IN CALICO – DUKE ELLINGTON

: BLACK composer J. ROSAMOND JOHNSON sheet music MARCH ON! ~ 1905

: BLACK JAZZ – RAG pioneer JAMES REESE EUROPE – DROOP DEM EYES ~ 1912

: BLACK show ELSIE c EUBIE BLAKE – NOBLE SISSLE ~ Baby Buntin’ ~ 1923

: BLACK writer SHELTON BROOKS s YO’ GOT TO BE KIND TO ME ~ Sophie Tucker

: BOB COLE – J. ROSAMOND JOHNSON sheet music 1909 show RED MOON

: BOB COLE – J. ROSAMOND JOHNSON sheet music 1909 show RED MOON

: Frederick James Brown (1945-2012) w- NYC African American artist.

: Slave’s Lament

: JAMES WELDON – J. ROSAMOND JOHNSON sheet music SHOO-FLY REGIMENT

: JAMES WELDON – J. ROSAMOND JOHNSON – songs

: African American Men Costumes Trader Horn Movie

: Oscar Micheaux’s THE BETRAYAL (1948) director’s final film Harris Gaines, Verlie Cowan, Evonne Machen

: JIMMY SMITH TRIO

: BIGGEST RHYTHM & BLUES SHOW OF ’54,

: ART TATUM (ca. 1945) jazz pianist

: ARNOLD STERLING album cover

: 1952 RHYTHM AND BLUES Music Magazine songs and dingers

: 1937 RARE CLUB PLANTATION -photo

: (1893-1971) Taylor Gordon is singer in the Harlem Renaissance in the 1920s.

: Frederick James Brown (1945-2012) – NYC African American artist.

: 1918 African American Choir – college

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