Drawer 49
Contains 101 Results:
Kansas City Jazz Festival, August 27-28, 1988; Volker Park, 47th and Oak., August 27, 1988 - August 28, 1988
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival, July 21, 1995 - July 23, 1995
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
1998 Kansas City Blues & Jazz Fest. Illustration of Provine “Little Hatch,” by Thomas A. Gieseke. Autographed by Gieseke., 1998
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
1999 Kansas City Blues & Jazz Fest. Illustration of Claude “Fiddler” Williams, by Thomas A. Gieseke., 1998
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
Kansas City Blues & Jazz Festival, July 16-18, 1999. Autographed by a number of performing artists, including Eugene Smiley, Fast Johnny Ricker, D.L. Rucker, and Washboard Chaz., July 16, 1999 - July 18, 1999
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
2000 Kansas City Blues & Jazz Fest. Illustration of Jay “Hootie” McShann, by Thomas A. Gieseke., 2000
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
Kansas City Blues & Jazz Festival, July 21-23, 2000; Penn Valley Park. Contains list of performing artists. 2 copies., July 21, 2000 - July 23, 2000
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
Kansas City Blues & Jazz Festival, July 21-23, 2000. Autographed by a number of performing artists, including Lonesome Hank, Jimmy Fingers, Little Hatch, and Frank “Ace” Wallace., July 21, 2000 - July 23, 2000
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
2001 Kansas City Blues & Jazz Fest. Illustration of Myra Taylor, by Thomas A. Gieseke., 2001
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
Kansas City Blues & Jazz Festival, July 20-22, 2001. Autographed by a number of performing artists., July 20, 2001 - July 22, 2001
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
All Over Blues, starring: The Muddy Waters Tribute Band. Featuring: Luther “Guitar Junior” Johnson, Steady Rollin’ Bob Margolin, Jerry Portnoy, Calvin “Fuzz” Jones, Willie “Big Eyes” Smith, and also starring Chris Thomas King. October 19-20, 2001, The Carlsen Center at JCCC., October 19, 2001 - October 20, 2001
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
3rd Annual Kansas City Kansas Street Blues Festival, June 29, 2002. Autographed by a number of performing artists., July 29, 2002
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
Liberty Springtime Blues Burner, March 26, 2005. Everette Devan, The Blues Notions, Lonesome Hank & The Heartaches, Scotty Boy’s Steady Rollin’ Band, with special guests: Myra Taylor & Danny Cox. Liberty Performing Arts Theatre. Autographed by performers., March 26, 2005
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
Rhythm and Blues Cruise. Front: “Legendary Rhythm & Blues Cruise: Bluesin’ on the High Seas.” Back: Playing cards. Each card features the photograph of a different performer. Most photos taken by Evie Quarles., undated
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
“Luther Allison’s Tradition Continues Direct from Paris: Bernard Allison.” Grand Emporium., undated
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
“An Evening with 1997 GRAMMY Winner James Cotton & His All Star Band, Electrified Delta. Featuring Dave Maxwell on Piano, Rico McFarland on guitar and Mojo Buford on vocals.” Grand Emporium. Autographed., undated
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
Eddie C. Campbell, King of the Jungle, promotional poster., undated
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
The Cobalt Project, Conversations with Lightnin,’ promotional Poster. Autographed., undated
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
“The blues is a feeling,” James Fraher, 1990. Autographed., 1990
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
“Hold on to the Blues,” James Fraher, 1992. Autographed., 1992
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
“The blues stand alone,” James Fraher, 1994. Autographed., 1994
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
Chicago Blues, James Fraher, 1994. Autographed., 1994
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
“Save the Wails. Support Kansas City’s Blues & Jazz Heritage.”, undated
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
Mississippi Blues Musicians: Map of Mississippi with dots showing the origins of blues musicians, living and deceased., undated
This series is located in Map Drawer 49 and contains posters and flyers, many from events and performers that were her photographic subjects. This includes posters from multiple years of the Kansas City Blues and Jazz Festival as well as some individual artists’ promotional posters. A number of these posters and flyers have been autographed, some by a large number of performers.
Image Magazine: Page no. 3, March-April 1992
This series is split between Magazines/Journals (Alphabetically) and Newspapers/Clippings (Chronologically). Materials span from 1911 to 2000 and are housed in Box 3 through Box 4, Folder 4; with Addendum materials housed in Drawer 49.
