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Club 11, London, June 1949. Behind Tadd are two African-British jazz enthusiasts, one of whom, playing bongos or a small drum, is probably Chico Eyo, a Nigerian. Val Wilmer. © Val Wilmer Collection. Courtesy of David Chilver. Courtesy of the Institute of Jazz Studies. At home, 490 West End Ave., New York, May 1962. Photo by Val Wilmer, © Val Wilmer. [3.17.79.60] Project MUSE (2024-04-24 10:32 GMT) Paris Jazz Festival, May 1949. Left to Right: Al Haig, Dameron, Bernard Peiffer, and British pianist Steve Race who attended the event to review it for the Musical Express. Val Wilmer. Photographer unknown. © Val Wilmer Collection. Dameron, age 23, as he went to work for Harlan Leonard. Courtesy of DownBeat. Courtesy of Frank Driggs. [3.17.79.60] Project MUSE (2024-04-24 10:32 GMT) Tadd with one of Mia’s cats, Hotel Almac, New York, ca. December 1963. Courtesy of Mia Dameron. Melody Maker editor Ray Sonin with Margo and Tadd, London, June 1949. © Max Jones Collection. Courtesy of Val Wilmer and Max Jones. Telegram from Horace Silver, November 28, 1964. Courtesy of Mia Dameron. ...

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