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Portrait of Joe Mooney and Andy Fitzgerald, Dixon's Steak House(?), New York, N.Y. ca. Oct. 1946. Creator: William Paul Gottlieb
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Portrait of Joe Mooney and Andy Fitzgerald, Dixon's Steak House(?), New York, N.Y. ca. Oct. 1946. Creator: William Paul Gottlieb
Portrait of Joe Mooney and Andy Fitzgerald, Dixon's Steak House(?), New York, N.Y. ca. Oct. 1946
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Accordion Accordion Player Accordionist Andy Fitzgerald Bill Gottlieb Clarinet Clarinet Player Clarinetist Clarinettist Fitzgerald Andy Golden Age Of Jazz Gottlieb William P Gottlieb William Paul Jazz Age Joe Mooney Microphone Mooney Joe Restaurant William P Gottlieb William Paul Gottlieb Wind Instrument Film Negative Group Portrait Jazz Musician Playing An Instrument Steakhouse Vocalist
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This photograph, captured by renowned jazz photographer William Paul Gottlieb in October 1946, presents a rare moment in the golden age of jazz as musicians Joe Mooney and Andy Fitzgerald perform at Dixon's Steak House in New York City. The image finds Mooney, a virtuosic accordionist, and Fitzgerald, a skilled clarinetist, locked in a harmonious exchange, their eyes focused intently on each other as they create music that resonated deeply with audiences during the 1940s. The scene unfolds in the dimly lit, intimate setting of Dixon's Steak House, a popular jazz venue known for its welcoming atmosphere and excellent cuisine. The room is filled with the warm, smoky ambiance of a bygone era, as evidenced by the hazy atmosphere and the presence of a microphone, which suggests that this performance may have been recorded for broadcast. The photograph not only showcases the chemistry between these two talented musicians but also underscores the rich cultural heritage of jazz music in America during the 1940s. The image is a testament to the artistry, dedication, and camaraderie that defined the jazz scene of the time, and it continues to inspire and captivate audiences today. This precious piece of jazz history is now part of the vast collection at the Library of Congress, a fitting repository for a photograph that encapsulates the essence of a pivotal moment in the history of American music.
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