AFBF '63. B. Walldorf
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LRA-107 Fo, Nr. 004
LRA-107 Fo Sammlung Benno Walldorf, Fotografien
Sammlung Benno Walldorf, Fotografien
1963
Enthält: 7 Fotos des American Folk Blues festivals 1963. Autorenschaft noch unklar. Manche Fotos mit "Renate Dambrowski" oder "Rolf Ambor" gestempelt.
Bilder:
1: Ankunft der AFBF-Musiker und Musikerinnen 1963. Darunter Willie Dixon, Victoria Spivey und T-Bone Walker
2: Konzert des AFBF-Ensembles 1963. Darunter Willie Dixon, Sonny Terry und Brownie McGhee, T-Bone Walker, Sunnyland Slim
3: Sunnyland Slim am Klavier (wahrscheinlich selbes Konzert wie Bild 1)
4: Willie Dixon und Horst Lippmann am Flughafen Rhein-Main
5: T-Bone Walker bei Konzert mit Gitarre
6: Zusammenstellung 12 Fotos von verschiedenen Musikerinnen und Musikern bei der Ankunft des Ensembles am Flughafen
7: in Passepartout, Memphis Slim, Bill Stepney, Willie Dixon und Matt "Guitar" Murphy am Flughafen bei Ankunft
Dazu Umschlag mit 11 Fotonegativen. Laut Umschlag vom 24.9.1963. Zeigt Victoria Spivey, Muddy Waters, Big Joe Williams, Otis Spann, Bill Stepney, Sonny Boy Williamson und Matt "Guitar" Murphy
Bilder:
1: Ankunft der AFBF-Musiker und Musikerinnen 1963. Darunter Willie Dixon, Victoria Spivey und T-Bone Walker
2: Konzert des AFBF-Ensembles 1963. Darunter Willie Dixon, Sonny Terry und Brownie McGhee, T-Bone Walker, Sunnyland Slim
3: Sunnyland Slim am Klavier (wahrscheinlich selbes Konzert wie Bild 1)
4: Willie Dixon und Horst Lippmann am Flughafen Rhein-Main
5: T-Bone Walker bei Konzert mit Gitarre
6: Zusammenstellung 12 Fotos von verschiedenen Musikerinnen und Musikern bei der Ankunft des Ensembles am Flughafen
7: in Passepartout, Memphis Slim, Bill Stepney, Willie Dixon und Matt "Guitar" Murphy am Flughafen bei Ankunft
Dazu Umschlag mit 11 Fotonegativen. Laut Umschlag vom 24.9.1963. Zeigt Victoria Spivey, Muddy Waters, Big Joe Williams, Otis Spann, Bill Stepney, Sonny Boy Williamson und Matt "Guitar" Murphy
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