Blow man, blow! Músics al voltant del Roy Eldridge tocant la trompeta al backstage del Stanley Theatre. Juliol de 1941.
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Blow man, blow! Músics al voltant del Roy Eldridge tocant la trompeta al backstage del Stanley Theatre. Juliol de 1941.
(via Teenie Harris, Photographer: An American Story | Mail Online)
Harlem: Inspired crowd in Savoy Ballroom during Jitterbug days
ca. 1940 in Manhattan, New York
via Corbsimages
(via Duke Ellington Pictures (5 of 11))
(via Trumpet Man Louis Armstrong Photocave Private Collection by National Archive at Barewalls.com)
Flappers Dancing the Charleston atop the Sherman Hotel, Chicago, December 11, 1926
Probably the most daring, not to mention dangerous, way to dance the Charleston. Very impressive!
Love it. Those ladies are ballsy ladies.
(via La vita è bella! - Студентки!)
(via La vita è bella! - Студентки!)
Grup de dones aprenent el charleston. Foto de la Topical Press Agency/Getty Images.
Març de 1935
(via La vita è bella! - Студентки!)
(via From The Charleston to Gangnam Style Here Are Some of the Most Popular Dance Crazes [VIDEOS])
Cab Calloway
(via Vintage Swing Movement)
via World of Swing
1940
(via Songbook)
Mae Murray in “Circe, the Enchantress” (1924).