Box 8
Contains 42 Results:
Dizzy Gillespie on a tour in Sao Paolo and Rio, 1987
Dizzy Gillespie and James Moody at a press conference in Rio, 1987
Dizzy Gillespie on a tour in Salvador, 1987
Concert & Press Conference with RAI Symphony Orchestra, 1983
Concert & Press Conference with RAI Symphony Orchestra #2. With Tom McIntosh and Bernard "Pretty" Purdie, 1983
Middle East Tour, undated
Dizzy Gillespie with the president of Lebanon, Camille Chamoun, 1956
Melba Liston. Publicity still for the Dizzy Gillespie Band, circa 1950s
"Dizzy Gillespie reading letter from Milt Shaw at air port in Beirut", 1956
"Dizzy Gillespie with Andre Jabourian and Albert Risk two promoters of Beirut at air port", 1956
Dizzy Gillespie playing for snakes. With Melba Liston and Dottie Salters. Karachi, 1956
Dizzy Gillespie playing for snakes. Karachi, 1956
Dizzy Gillespie with his band at the Gulistan theatre. Dacca, 1956
Dizzy Gillespie with the Shah of Iran, Mohammad Reza Pahlavi (right), in Iran, 1956
Dizzy Gillespie and a musician of Radio Pakistan playing traditional string instrument. Karachi, 1956
Dizzy Gillespie, Quincy Jones, Rod Levitt and Radio Pakistan staff musicians. Karachi, 1956
Dizzy Gillespie presents a plaque to Muvaffak Falay in Ankara, 1956
Dizzy Gillespie. Portrait, 1956
Middle East Tour #2, undated
Dizzy Gillespie on a camel. Karachi, Pakistan, 1956
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