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Photographic Print : Count Basie and Illinois Jacquet meet up on stage at the Capital Radio Jazz Festival, London, 1979
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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. Jazz promoter Andy Hudson is on the left, with Count Basie Orchestra drummer Butch Miles in the background
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10"x8" Photo Print
Relive the magic of jazz history with this captivating photograph from Media Storehouse. Witness the iconic moment when Count Basie and Illinois Jacquet shared the stage at the 1979 Capital Radio Jazz Festival in London. Their palpable chemistry and the undeniable energy of the crowd are beautifully captured in this vintage image from Heritage Images. Add this timeless photograph to your collection and let the music come alive in your home or office.
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Estimated Product Size is 25.4cm x 20.3cm (10" x 8")
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Legendary jazz icons Count Basie and Illinois Jacquet share a momentous encounter on stage at the Capital Radio Jazz Festival, held in London's Alexandra Palace in July 1979. In this photograph, we witness the meeting of two musical giants whose contributions to the genre are immeasurable. Jazz promoter Andy Hudson stands on the left, overseeing this historic rendezvous with admiration and anticipation. The image also captures Butch Miles, drummer for the Count Basie Orchestra, subtly adding rhythm to the background. The atmosphere is electric as these esteemed musicians engage in a conversation that transcends words. Dressed impeccably in suits and donning stylish spectacles, they exude elegance and sophistication befitting their status as jazz royalty. Count Basie's charismatic presence is matched by Illinois Jacquet's cool demeanor as they embrace warmly on stage. Their friendship shines through their genuine smiles and shared passion for music. As saxophone virtuoso Paul Kaufman accompanies them with his melodic tunes, it becomes evident that this meeting represents more than just an exchange between artists—it symbolizes a harmonious fusion of cultures from both sides of the Atlantic. This snapshot freezes a moment where time seems to stand still—a testament to the enduring power of jazz music and its ability to bring people together across borders. It serves as a reminder of how art can transcend boundaries while fostering camaraderie among those who appreciate its beauty.
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