Band Leader Collection (page 4)

Jack Teagardens band in concert at Colston Hall, Bristol, 1957. Artist: Denis Williams
Jack Teagardens band in concert at Colston Hall, Bristol, 1957. On stage behind bandleader and trombonist Teagarden are Earl Hines (piano), Max Kaminsky (trumpet), Cozy Cole (drums)

Trombonist and bandleader Jack Teagarden on stage at Colston Hall, Bristol, 1957

Portrait of American guitarist an banjo player Eddie Condon, 1950s

Portrait of American pianist Earl Fatha Hines, 1950s. Artist: Denis Williams
Portrait of American pianist Earl Fatha Hines, 1950s

Portrait of Count Basie, 1950s. Artist: Denis Williams
Portrait of Count Basie, 1950s

The Lionel Hampton Orchestra in concert at Colston Hall, Bristol, 1956. Hampton watching tenor saxophonist Eddie Chamblee perform a solo

Joe Loss (left) on stage with his orchestra at the Forum Theatre, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, 1986
Dance band leader Joe Loss (left) on stage with his orchestra at the Forum Theatre, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, 2 May 1986

Don Lusher playing the trombone at the Forum Theatre, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, 1983
Don Lusher, trombonist and leader of the Ted Heath Orchestra, playing at the Forum Theatre, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, 1983

Dance band leader Joe Loss (left) on stage at the Forum Theatre, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, 1986
Dance band leader Joe Loss (left) on stage at the Forum Theatre, Hatfield, Hertfordshire, 2 May 1986

Don Lusher and John Dankworth, London, 1985. Artist: Denis Williams
Don Lusher, trombonist and leader of the Ted Heath Orchestra, and saxophonist John Dankworth, London, 1985

Lita Roza and Don Lusher, singer and bandleader of the Ted Heath Orchestra. Artist
Lita Roza and Don Lusher, singer and bandleader of the Ted Heath Orchestra

Don Lusher, trombonist and bandleader of the Ted Heath Orchestra. Artist: Denis Williams
Don Lusher, trombonist and bandleader of the Ted Heath Orchestra

Dennis Matthews, Lionel Hampton and Dizzy Gillespie, Capital Radio Jazz Festival, London, 1979
Dennis Matthews, Managing Director of Crescendo International, with Lionel Hampton and Dizzy Gillespie at the Capital Radio Jazz Festival, London, July 1979

Lionel Hampton at the Newport Jazz Festival, Ayresome Park, Middlesbrough, July 1978

Drummer Ronnie Verrell and the Sound of 17 Big Band at The Fairway, Welwyn Garden City, Herts, 1991
Ronnie Verrell on drums with the Sound of 17 Big Band at The Fairway, Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, 22 December 1991. Bandleader Dick Esmond conducts

Roy Haynes, London. Artist: Brian O Connor
Roy Haynes, American jazz drummer and bandleader, London. Haynes is among the most recorded drummers in jazz, and has played in a wide range of styles ranging from swing and bebop to jazz fusion

Roy Haynes, Ronnie Scotts, London. Artist: Brian O Connor
Roy Haynes, American jazz drummer and bandleader, Ronnie Scott s, London. Haynes is among the most recorded drummers in jazz

Johnny Griffin, Brecon Jazz Festival, Powys, Wales. Artist: Brian O Connor
Johnny Griffin, American bop and hard bop tenor saxophonist, Brecon Jazz Festival, Powys, Wales

Johnny Griffin, Ronnie Scotts, London. Artist: Brian O Connor
Johnny Griffin, American bop and hard bop tenor saxophonist, Ronnie Scott s, London

Chris Barber, Brecon Jazz Festival, Powys, Wales. Artist: Brian O Connor
Chris Barber, British jazz musician, Brecon Jazz Festival, Powys, Wales. Barber is best known as a bandleader and trombonist

Count Basie and Lena Horne at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London, 1979

Count Basie and Illinois Jacquet meet up on stage at the Capital Radio Jazz Festival, London, 1979
Count Basie and Illinois Jacquet meet up on stage at the Capital Radio Jazz Festival, Alexandra Palace, London, July 1979

Count Basie reading a copy of Crescendo magazine at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London, 1979

Count Basie at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London, 1979. Artist: Denis Williams
Count Basie at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London, 1979

Freddie Green and Count Basie at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London, 1979. Artist
Freddie Green and Count Basie at the Grosvenor House Hotel, London, 1979

Count Basie chatting with Illinois Jacquet at the Capital Radio Jazz Festival, London, July 1979

Count Basie and Illinois Jacquet at the Capital Radio Jazz Festival, London, July 1979

Marching band, French Foreign Legion, c1910. French postcard

Maria Schneider, 2008. Artist: Alan John Ainsworth
Maria Schneider Orchestra, Barbican, 9 July 2008

Stan Kenton March 1956 The American band leader with wife Ann pictured on arrival on " Queen Elizabeth" at Soton

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"Captivating Band Leaders: A Musical Journey Through Time" Step into the world of legendary band leaders as we explore their captivating performances and iconic moments. In 1960, the Miles Davis Quintet took center stage, mesmerizing audiences with their innovative jazz compositions. The genius behind this masterpiece was none other than Brian Foskett, whose creative vision brought these musicians together in perfect harmony. Fast forward to 2000, where Maynard Ferguson's electrifying presence commanded attention. Brian Foskett captured this larger-than-life persona on camera, immortalizing Ferguson's passion for music and his ability to captivate audiences worldwide. Duke Ellington also left an indelible mark on the music scene. Whether it was performing in London or being photographed by Maurice Seymour in 1934, Ellington's talent knew no bounds. His compositions continue to inspire generations of musicians even today. Art Blakey graced Ronnie Scotts in London during a memorable performance in 1984. Brian O'Connor skillfully portrayed Blakey's energy and charisma through his artwork, reminding us of the power that great band leaders possess. Lawrence Welk stands as another influential figure who led orchestras with grace and charm throughout his career. In a photograph from around 1955, Welk exudes elegance while conducting his orchestra - a testament to his timeless appeal. The Miles Davis Quintet returned once again in 1967 when they performed alongside Count Basie at Chatham, Kent. Brian Foskett beautifully captured this historic collaboration between two musical giants – an unforgettable moment etched forever in our hearts. Miles Davis himself continued to enchant audiences at Royal Festival Hall in London during a remarkable performance documented by artist Brian O'Connor in 1989. Davis' trumpet skills were unparalleled as he effortlessly transported listeners into realms unknown. Harry Bence showcased his mastery of the saxophone at Hatfield's Forum Theatre in 1984, leaving spectators in awe of his talent.