Charles Walton Papers
Descriptive Summary
- Title
- Charles Walton Papers
- Dates
- 1928-2005
- Identifier
- BMRC.HARSH.WALTON
- Language
- Documents in English
- Size
- 28 linear feet (36 archival boxes)
- Repository
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Chicago Public Library, Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection, Woodson Regional library
Chicago Public LibraryCarter G. Woodson Regional LibraryVivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature9525 S. Halsted St.Chicago, IL 60628
- Creator
- Walton, Charles, 1925-2005
- Abstract
- Charles Walton was a jazz drummer, music educator, and author of "Bronzeville Conversations," a research and oral history project that documented the jazz and blues world in Black Chicago. Walton was born in Selma, Alabama and moved to Chicago's South Side as a child. Following high school, Walton joined the United States Navy and later attended Kentucky State College and Maryland State College before completing his formal education at Roosevelt University, where he received a BA and MA in Music Education. He taught at Malcolm X College as an Associate Professor of Music from 1970-1989. Walton learned how to play drums and performed with a number of Chicago bands, including the Johnnie Pate Trio, and he also served as a “session man” for blues and R&B recordings, including those of Chess Records. Walton was also an active member of the all African-American Local 208 of the American Federation of Musicians (AFM) for over fifty years.
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Note on the Provenance
Donation of Charles Walton in 1996. Additional donations made by Lorraine Walton in 2009, 2010.
Citation
When quoting material from this collection the preferred citation is: Charles Walton Papers [Box #, Folder #], Chicago Public Library, Carter G. Woodson Regional Library, Vivian G. Harsh Research Collection of Afro-American History and Literature.
Biographical Note
Charles Walton was a jazz drummer, music educator, and author of “Bronzeville Conversations,” a research and oral history project that documented the jazz and blues world in Black Chicago. Walton was born on July 7, 1925 in Selma, Alabama. He moved to Chicago’s South Side as a child and attended Douglas Grammar School and Wendell Phillips High School. Following high school, Walton joined the United States Navy and later attended Kentucky State College and Maryland State College before completing his formal education at Roosevelt University, where he received a BA and MA in Music Education.
Walton learned how to play drums following his military service and later performed with a number of Chicago bands, including the Johnnie Pate Trio and Duke Groner’s band, and he also served as a “session man” for blues and R&B recordings, including those of Chess Records. Walton began teaching at Malcolm X College in 1970, where he was Associate Professor of Music until his retirement in 1989. At Malcolm X and with the Chicago Community Music Foundation, he worked with young people and musicians to organize jazz bands and provide educational opportunities. As a musician, Walton was a member of the all African-American Local 208 of the American Federation of Musicians (AFM) for over fifty years. During this time, he was active in the merger of Locals 10 and 208 that integrated the white and black locals in Chicago and additionally, was elected to the board of trustees for Local 10-208. As Walton wrote in his account of the merger, he was “greatly concerned with the hyphen in A.F.M. Local 10-208.” (Walton, “A Tempo of the Times”). Documenting the history of the musicians’ union was a significant component of the “Bronzeville Conversations” project.
In addition to his work as a musician and educator, over the course of two decades Walton conducted oral history interviews with close to 200 musicians, club owners, politicians, promoters, producers, and anyone associated with Bronzeville jazz and blues. His method was to engage interviewees in conversation, which would proceed as a discussion between two people with a vast, shared body of knowledge. In these interviews, Walton interrogated the structure of jazz of Chicago: the economic relations of the music, the race relations, the creation and significance of jazz spaces and clubs like the Sutherland Lounge and the DuSable Hotel, and the interactions among club owners, bookers, and the union. He traced a network of individuals and institutions that defined an era during which African American-owned cultural institutions thrived. Though restrictive covenant laws helped to form Bronzeville, it was also the space in which, “partly from necessity and partly by choice,” African Americans in Chicago developed their own churches, businesses, and recreation (Walton, Bronzeville Conversations).
In the early 1990s, the Jazz Institute of Chicago invited Walton to begin writing a column called “Bronzeville Conversations,” and over the years, Walton contributed 53 columns based on his research and interviews. Meanwhile, Walton worked to publish a book based on his lifelong project. Before he could finish the book, Walton died on March 30, 2005 at an AFM conference in New York.
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- Demlinger, Sandor and John Steiner. Destination Chicago Jazz. Chicago: Arcadia Publishing, 2003.
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- Spaulding, Norman W. “History of Black Oriented Radio in Chicago, 1929-1963.” PhD diss., University of Illiinois at Urbana-Champaign, 1981.
- Travis, Dempsey J. An Autobiography of Black Jazz. Chicago: Urban Research Institute, 1983.
Scope and Content
Charles Walton' papers include drafts of his book, the oral history interviews, essays, rare documents and photographs. Subjects covered include performers, venues, business relationships and the history of American Federation of Musicians locals in Chicago.
Arrangement
The Charles Walton Papers have been arranged in seven separate series: Bronzeville Conversations, Interviews, Subject Research Files, Published Essays, Serials, Musical Recordings, and Photographs. This is not a traditional personal collection but rather, a research collection about music. The papers are thus arranged according to Walton’s unfinished book, "Bronzeville Conversations." The first series includes the components that would have been published and is followed by the evidentiary material that related to this project, as well as components published elsewhere.
Processing Information note
This collection was surveyed as part of the Black Metropolis Research Consortium's Survey Initiative on 2010 September 14 by Bergis Jules.
Processed by Celeste Day Moore, for Mapping the Stacks, University of Chicago.
Indexed Terms
- American Federation of Musicians.
- African American jazz musicians--Illinois--Chicago
- African American neighborhoods
- Bronzeville (Chicago, Ill.)
Scope and Content
Series 1: Bronzeville Conversations, 1936-2005
This series has been arranged in close approximation to Walton’s plans for the writing and publication of Bronzeville Conversations. The arrangement begins with several drafts of Walton’s memoir, which traces his own life, jazz career, and his interest in telling Bronzeville’s history. The memoirs would have been part one of the book. This is followed by an early draft of what would have been part two, an edited collection of essays and conversations constructed from interviews and research. This part begins with subject articles on Bronzeville’s history, locations in Bronzeville, and jazz clubs. Second are excerpts of conversations, subdivided into two parts—musician and non-musician—in order to aid researchers; however, it should be noted that Walton viewed all participants as equally significant in the creation of Bronzeville’s jazz community. The final components are primary sources and secondary material on the American Federation of Musicians (AFM) and Walton’s book section on black radio in Chicago.
Scope and Content
Series 2: Interviews, 1970s-1990s
This series includes an inventory of interviews, transcripts of interviews, and 343 compact disc (CD) recordings of oral history interviews with 179 subjects. The interviews were originally recorded, from the early 1970s to the early 2000s, on cassettes, minicassettes, and VHS tapes. They were often recorded in jazz clubs and crowded spaces, and are not always clear recordings. In addition, the oral history interviews do not define terms, people, or places, as they were usually informal and between professional acquaintances.
The tapes were transferred to more stable formats from the fall of 2009 to the summer of 2010, and efforts were made to increase audibility. Each interviewee has a unique numerical designation (eg, OH 010) but in many cases, there are multiple compact discs. In those cases, each compact disc is foldered separately with a subfolder number. The number of CDs does not necessarily reflect the number of interviews, as some interviews exceeded the capacity of one CD. When dates of interviews were written on the original tape, this has been indicated in both the finding aid. In most cases, there are no dates indicated; therefore, the order of the CDs does not represent the order in which interviews were conducted.
The transcripts were completed over the course of several years, with some edited by Walton himself and others transcribed beginning in 2009. Both transcripts and interviews are generally arranged alphabetically; however, some later additions are arranged at the end of the list and are not in alphabetical order.
Scope and Content
Series 3: Subject Research Files, 1959-1992
This series includes files and notes that appeared throughout Walton’s papers and that likely aided in the creation of Bronzeville Conversations. They have been arranged alphabetically.
Scope and Content
Series 4: Published Material, 1980-2003
This series includes published essays by Walton in the Jazz Institute of Chicago’s newsletter Jazzgram and one essay by Gloria Coleman, whose MA thesis “The Du Sable Hotel Locale” was based on oral history interviews and conversations with Walton. Copies of Walton’s columns in Jazzgram are arranged chronologically when the date is known and followed by columns published online with no date. Copies of his column were made from originals in Special Collections at the University of Chicago Library.
Scope and Content
Series 5: Serials, 1928-1977
This series consists of published serials in Walton’s collection and is arranged chronologically.
Scope and Content
Series 6: Music Recordings, 1930s-2000s
This series includes music records and compact discs in Walton’s collection and is arranged chronologically. It includes a rare copy of the Johnnie Pate Trio’s feature LP.
Scope and Content
Series 7: Photographs, 1930s-1970s
This series includes over 150 photographs of jazz musicians, performances, and clubs ranging in date from the 1930s to the 1960s. This series also includes an album of unidentified photographs. The photograph series follows no arrangement.
Inventory
- Title
- BC, Memoirs, Biographical Info
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- BC, Memoirs, Drafts of Walton's memoir
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- BC, Memoirs, "The Beginning"
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- BC, Subject Articles, History of Bronzeville
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- BC, Subject Articles, "47th St. and South Park Blvd: Bronzeville's Downtown”
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- BC, Subject Articles, "The DuSable Hotel"
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- BC, Subject Articles, "The DuSable Hotel and Drexel Square Area"
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- BC, Subject Articles, "Great Lakes Experience: Black Navy Bands in WWII"
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- BC, Subject Articles, "Great Lakes Experience: Center #3"
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- BC, Subject Articles, Policy
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- BC, Subject Articles, "The Sutherland Lounge"
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- Bronzeville Conversations (BC), Musicians, Campbell, Floyd
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- BC, Musicians, Christian, Jodie
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- BC, Musicians, Cole, Freddie
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- BC, Musicians, Fielder, William "Bill"
- Title
- BC, Musicians, Floyd, George
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- BC, Musicians, Fowlks, Billy (Nelson)
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- BC, Musicians, Galloway, Steve
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- BC, Musicians, Gray, Harry
- Title
- BC, Musicians, Groner, Duke
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- BC, Musicians, Hibbler, Albert George
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- BC, Musicians, Hinton, Milt
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- BC, Musicians, Hinton, Milt and Mona
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- BC, Musicians, Kolax, King
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- BC, Musicians, Ogletree, Louis
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- BC, Musicians, Ogletree, Louis (2)
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- BC, Musicians, Orr, Raymond
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- BC, Musicians, Outlaw, Ernest
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- BC, Musicians, Pate, Johnny
- Title
- BC, Musicians, Randall, Willie
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- BC, Musicians, Simmons, Lonnie
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- BC, Musicians, Smith, Floyd
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- BC, Musicians, Terry, Clark and Sykes
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- BC, Musicians, Thompson, Earma and Marshall
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- BC, Musicians, Touff, Cy
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- BC, Musicians, Towles, Nat
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- BC, Musicians, Wilson, Gerald
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- BC, Musicians, Wright, John
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- BC, Musicians, Young, Dave
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- BC, Musicians, Young, Marl
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- BC, Non-Musician Interviewees, Brown, Sam
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- BC, Non-Musician Interviewees, Cole, Charlie
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- BC, Non-Musician Interviewees, Davis, Charles
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- BC, Non-Musician Interviewees, Flagg, Eddie
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- BC, Non-Musician Interviewees, Fuller, C.E.
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- BC, Non-Musician Interviewees, Glanton, Brennan
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- BC, Non-Musician Interviewees, Korshak, Marshall
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- BC, Non-Musician Interviewees, Vernell
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- BC, Non-Musician Interviewees, Yancey, Theresa
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- BC, AFM, "The Tempo of the Times" (1) [N.D.]
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- BC, AFM, "The Tempo of the Times" (2) [N.D.]
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- BC, AFM, "The Tempo of the Times" (3) [N.D.]
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- BC, AFM, Frank, Derrick Jr, "The Move for an Integrated Musicians Union" [N.D.]
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- BC, AFM, 10-208 Merger Writeup [N.D.]
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- BC, AFM, Merger, Audit Report, 1963
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- BC, AFM, Merger Order, 1964
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- BC, AFM, Merger Order, Locals 10 and 208, 1964
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- BC, AFM, Merger, Committee of Acting Thinking Sidemen (CATS), 1964
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- BC, AFM, Merger, "Food for Thought," K.F.A. Club, 1966
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- BC, AFM, Local 10-208, Initiation Fee Refund, 1966
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- BC, AFM, Local 10-208, Harry Gray Case, 1966
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- BC, AFM, Post-Merger Court Cases, 1967-71
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- BC, AFM, Local 10-208, Election Ballot, 1977
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- BC, AFM, Local 10-208, Musical Services Contract, 1994
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- BC, AFM, Local 10-208, Centennial Celebration, 2001
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- BC, AFM, Local 10-208, Membership Directory, 2002-03
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- BC, AFM, Local 10 Activists, writeup by Walton [N.D.]
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- BC, AFM, Local 10, Booking Agents in Chicago, 1942
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- BC, AFM, Local 10, "Take Ten: Monthly Newsletter of 'Chicago Musicians for Union Democracy'", 1962
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- BC, AFM, Local 208 Activists, writeup by Walton [N.D.]
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- BC, AFM, Local 208 History
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, High Low Club Contract, 1936
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Meeting Minutes, 1938
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Meeting Minutes, 1940
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Special Meeting Minutes, 1940
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Meeting Minutes, 1942
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Recommendation to Board of Directors, 1947
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Finance Committee Report, 1947
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Minutes, 1949
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Finance Committee Report, 1951
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Meeting Minutes, 1963
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, President's Report, 1963
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Merger Correspondence, 1963
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Audit Report, 1963
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Merger Documents, 1963-66
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Meeting Minutes, 1964
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Meeting Minutes, 1965
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Meeting Minutes, 1965
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Meeting Minutes, 1965
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Meeting Minutes, 1965
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Closing Statement of Financial Secretary, 1966
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- BC, AFM, Local 208, Final Membership meeting notice, 1966
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- BC, Black Radio, "All Music History Log" Full Black Radio Study [N.D.]
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- BC, Black Radio, Table of Contents
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- BC, Black Radio, Spaulding, Norman
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- BC, Black Radio, Cooper, Gertrude and Jack L.
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- BC, Black Radio, "Al Benson: The Godfather of Chicago Black Radio" [N.D.]
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- BC, Black Radio, Benson, Al
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- BC, Black Radio, Chess, Phil
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- BC, Black Radio, Chess Records
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- BC, Black Radio, Cordell, Lucky
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- BC, Black Radio, Leaner, Ernie (1, 2, 3)
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- BC, Black Radio, Carter, Vivian
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- BC, Black Radio, McCoy, Sid (1)
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- BC, Black Radio, McCoy, Sid (2)
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- BC, Black Radio, Raglin, Al
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- BC, Black Radio, Washington, Bernadine
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- BC, Black Radio, Brown, Oscar Jr (1)
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- BC, Black Radio, Brown, Oscar Jr (2)
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- BC, Black Radio, Davis, Carl
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- BC, Black Radio, White, Granville
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- BC, Black Radio, Canadian Ace- Jive Cadillac
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- BC, Black Radio, Barney, Willie J (Barney's One Stop)
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- BC, Black Radio, Coopwood, Jessie
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- BC, Black Radio, Pegue, Richard
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- BC, Black Radio, Smith, Larry
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- BC, Black Radio, Ogletree, Louis
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- BC, Black Radio, Dawson-Davis
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- BC, Black Radio, Glanton, Brennan
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- BC, Black Radio, Fielder, Dr. William "Bill"
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- BC, Black Radio, Hinton, Milt
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- BC, Black Radio, MacDonald, J. Fred
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- BC, Interview Inventory
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- BC, Interview Transcripts, Cobb, Kwame Steve
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- BC, Interview Transcripts, Flagg, Eddie
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- BC, Interview Transcripts, Groner, Duke (1)
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- BC, Interview Transcripts, Groner, Duke (2)
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- BC, Interview Transcripts, Johnson, Eddy
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- BC, Interview Transcripts, McCoy, Sid
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- BC, Interview Transcripts, Young, Dave
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- BC, Interview Transcripts, Young, Marl
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- Adams, Dr. JoJo
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- Anderson, Kenneth
- Note
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Local 208
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- Anderson, Mary
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DuSable Hotel restaurant, 3/8/81
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- Artus, Josephine
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Race, DeLisa, 'Smart Affairs'
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- Atkins, C.B.
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Married to Sarah Vaughan, leased Roberts Motel, worked with Muhammad Ali. Interview sujbects: Sarah Vaughan, Muhammad Ali
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- Folder Not Utilized
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N/A
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- Bates, Mrs. (Violet or Viola??)
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DeLisa chorus line
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- Bates, William Lefty
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Local 208, recording work, DeLisa
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- Beebe, Jim
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Dixieland music, Duke Groner
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- Benson, Al
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black radio and also an audio copy of documentary
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- Folder Not Utilized
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N/A
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- Blue, Sugar
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Blues
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- Bolle, Jim
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Union merger, CCMF
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- Bowden, Lynne
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- Bradley, Rolander "Red"
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Sutherland bartender, Hyde Park
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- Brown, Hilliard
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Jazz history, Charlie Parker, Local 208 officer
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- Brown, Oscar Jr.
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Actor, black radio, race
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- Brown, Sam
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DuSable, Sutherland hotels, pimps
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- Burroughs, Margaret
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DuSable museum, Abraham Lincoln Center
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- Burton, John
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Lawyer, Leonard Chess
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- Butler, Roy
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Musicians
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- Cadillac, Dr. Jive
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H. Washington, A. Benson, promotion
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- Campbell, Floyd
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Rhumboogie Club, Bronzeville history
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- Campbell, Wilbur
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Centano, ?
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- Champion, Tracye
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History, Charlie Glenn, Rhumboogie
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- Chess, Phil
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Chess Records, 1/16/80
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- Childs, Josie
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Great Lakes
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Christian, Bobby
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- Christian, Jodie
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DuSable Lounge, Jimmy Reed
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- Clair, Bill
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- Clair, Bob (Robert)
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Local 10 history
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- Clark, Clifford
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Local 208, DeLisa, rhumboogie
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- Cobb, Kwame Steve
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2004-09-01
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- Coe, Jimmy
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Indianapolis, Jay McShan, Charlie Parker
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- Cole, Charlie
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DuSable, Pershing hotels
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- Cole, Freddie
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2002.0
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- Coleman, Gloria
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Bronzeville history, churches, radio, 5/9/80
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- Cooper, Gertrude (Mrs. Jack L.)
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Jack L. Cooper, Bishop Roberts
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- Cooper, Red
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Local 10-208 Business Agent
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- Coopwood, Jesse
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First black DJ in Gary; 3rd disc recorded on 7/3/1988
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- Cordell, Lucky
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DJ, black radio, Al Benson
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Davis, Charles
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Oakwood, Bronzeville history, 47th st.
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- Demus, Earl
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Musician, rhumboogie
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- DePriest, Oscar IV
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Rep. DePriest, Bronzeville history
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Dickerson, Earl B.
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Politics, restrictive covenants
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- Dixon, George
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Earl Hines
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- Dixon, Willie
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Blues
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- Durham, Clarice
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widow of Richard Durham
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Ellis, Jimmy
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Sun Ra, Earl Hines
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- Ferrar, Duke
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39th St.
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- Fielder, Al
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Local 208, C&C Lounge; 5/30/1966
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- Flagg, Eddie
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DuSable, Pershing hotels
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- Fleming, King
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Local 10-208 Merger
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- Floyd, George
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DeLisa, Fletcher Henderson
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- Flug, Michael
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USO clubs/Great Lakes; Idlewild
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- Fort, Henry
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Local 208, Nat Cole
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Fowlks, Billy
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Hair stylist for celebrities
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- Frasier, Artie
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Bartender at Sutherland, Bronzeville history
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- Freeman, George
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Local 208
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- Freeman, Von
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Jazz in Bronzeville
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- Friedman, Ruth
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- Frigo, Johnny
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T. Dorsey, recording industry
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- Fuller, C.E.
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- Gaines, Everett
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Local 208, Dope
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- Galloway, Steve
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Musicians, Count Basie
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- Gardner, Burgess
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Glanton, Brennan
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Local 208, 39th St.
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- Gold, Ben
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Morocco Show Lounge, 39th st.
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- Goodman, Lester
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Dance reviews
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- Greer, Paula
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Singer, local, up and down 63rd st. when it was busy, 11/1/1998
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- Groner, Duke
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Local 10-208, Bronzeville history
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- Hampton, Lionel
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Head, Dr.
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- Henderson, Willie
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- Henry, John
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39th st., barbers
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Hibbler, Al
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1978-06-02
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- Hillard, Tom
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Local 10 merger
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Holloway, Red
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Local 10-208
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- Holt, Red
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Musicians
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- Howard, Don
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- Jackson, Franz
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- James, Prince
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Local 208; 11/17/1981
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- Johns, Steve
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DuSable Hotel, Charles Davis; 5/7/1979
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- Johnson, Eddie
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- Johnson, Grady
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47th St., musicians' pharmacy
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- Johnson, Marcus
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Blues, Al Smith
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- Jones, C?
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- Jones, Tommy
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Local 208, race and clubs
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Kellum, James
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Bud Billiken
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- Kennedy, Joe
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- Keys, Johnny
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- King, Alonzo
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Record producer, Motown
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- King, Dr. Herbert
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Kirk, Andy
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Music history
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- Knapp, Roy
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Local 10, Grand Terrace, 5/4/1978
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Korshack, Marshall
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Politics, 5th Ward
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- Lake Meadows dancer [ID lost]
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1979-05-01
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- Leaner, Ernie
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Al Benson, recording; related to Benson-nephew
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Lindsay, Oscar
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Singer, Bronzeville clubs
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Lynn, Laura
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Bronzeville clubs
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- Mack, Rev. James
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Local 10-208 Merger; civil rights; Operation Bread Basket
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- Mallard, Sax
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Bronzeville history
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- Margerum, Charles
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S.B.Fuller, Roberts Show Lounge
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- McCoy, Sid
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Black radio, Al Benson
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- McDaniels, Floyd
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Five Blazes, gangsters
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- McDonald, Laney
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Local 10-208
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- McShan, Jay
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Kansas City, Chicago music
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Ogletree, Louis
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Local 10-208, Charlie Parker; 7/14/1993
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- Orr, Raymond
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Billy Eckstine, Be-bop revolution; Discs 3-4 (October 1981)
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- Outlaw, Ernest
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Local 10-208
- Title
- Ousley, Harold
- Title
- Parham, Truck
- Note
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Local 208
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- Parker, Arleatha Leaner
- Note
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Al Benson's daughter
- Title
- Pernell, Joe
- Note
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Local 10-208
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- Pate, Johnny
- Note
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Record producer, musician, jazz history
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- Patterson, Pat (Nelson)
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Policeman
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Pickens, Willie
- Title
- Piper, Nedra
- Note
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Showgirl at Delisa
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Pointer, Lowell
- Note
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1979-12-02
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- Porterfield, Harry
- Note
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Radio history, Bronzeville
- Title
- Pryor, Barbara Wright
- Note
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Chicago Music Association
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- Raglin, Al
- Note
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Jack L. Cooper
- Title
- Folder Not Utilized
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- Reed, Jimmy
- Title
- Richards, Jack
- Note
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B. Richards, Local 10-208 Merger
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- Rogers, Ruby
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Bronzeville
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- Saunders, Ted
- Note
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Red Saunders
- Title
- Scales, James
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- Segal, Joe
- Note
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Jazz Showcase, Sutherland Lounge
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- Simmons, Mrs. Lonnie
- Title
- Simmons, Norman
- Note
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Joe Williams, Carmen McRae
- Title
- Smith, Floyd
- Note
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DuSable Lounge; Disc 1 (2/21/80); Disc 2 (2/20/1981); Disc 3 (2/21/1981)
- Title
- Folder Not Utilized
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- Smith, Larry
- Note
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Sutherland Hotel, Black radio; emcee at hotel, trumpeter at one point
- Title
- Folder Not Utilized
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- Smith, O.C.
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- Smith, Tony
- Note
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Local 208
- Title
- Sorin, Ron
- Title
- Stammz, Richard
- Note
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Black radio; 10/18/82
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- Steiner, John
- Note
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?
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- Swain, Julian
- Note
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Dancer
- Title
- Sweet, Ken
- Note
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Local 10
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- Taylor, Billy
- Note
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Eddie Smith
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Thompson, Earma
- Note
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Bronzeville music history
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Tibbs, Andrew
- Note
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Blues; DuSable Hotel; 7/23/1985
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- Tinsley, Bob
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Local 208, Dan Gaines
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- Todd, Tom (Hank)
- Note
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Congressman Dawson, politics
- Title
- Touff, Cy
- Note
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DeLisa, Joe Williams
- Title
- Townsley, A.
- Title
- Tracy, Jack
- Note
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Jazz history, Chess Records
- Title
- Trimble, Steve
- Note
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Cats in the Fiddle, Redd Foxx; trumpeter
- Title
- Folder Not Utilized
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- Van Leer, Norman
- Note
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Record producer
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- Walton, Lester
- Note
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Local 10-208
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- Wash, Lil/Louis
- Note
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Local 208
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- Washington, Bernadine
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Leonard Chess
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Washington, Tom ("Tom Tom")
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(Tom Tom) Musician, record producer
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- Waters, Junior
- Note
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Ethel Waters
- Title
- Watson, Ted
- Note
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Asst. editor at Courier, entertainment, column entitled "The Midnight Man"
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- Way, Zonya
- Note
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Tennis and Virginia's Mom
- Title
- Wellington, Kokomo
- Note
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Sutherland, Bronzeville history
- Title
- Folder Not Utilized
- Title
- Williams, Joe
- Note
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NAJE San Diego--probably a performance
- Title
- Williams, Melvin
- Note
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musician, trumpeter; lot of info, on the road with lots of musicians
- Title
- Willis, Reggie
- Note
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Local 208
- Title
- Wilson, Gerald
- Note
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musician in california, writing/arranging; 9/1/2001
- Title
- Winfield, Ed
- Note
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Blues, everyday life in Bronzeville; Disc 2-3 (3/31/1981)
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- Folder Not Utilized
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- Yancey, Bill
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Duke Ellington
- Title
- Yancey, Theresa
- Note
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Jones Brothers; Dorothy Donegan
- Title
- Young, Dave
- Note
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Chicago Defender; Disc 3 (10/28/1979)
- Title
- Young, Marl
- Note
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Music history, "Lucy" show, Local 10, Charlie Parker
- Title
- Hurt, James
- Title
- Worthington, David
- Title
- Wright, John
- Title
- Folder Not Utilized
- Title
- Young, John
- Note
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on same tape as Von Freeman
- Title
- Simmons, Lonnie
- Note
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1983-07-13
- Title
- Record Distributor [ID Unknown]
- Title
- "Old Bunch"
- Note
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DuSable, Englewood
- Title
- "Black Radio"
- Title
- Al Benson's Sister in law
- Note
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Al Benson's sister in law
- Title
- "Union"
- Title
- "AFM"
- Title
- "St. Louis"
- Note
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faint recording
- Title
- "Chicago U"
- Title
- Memoirs, Northwestern University Interview
- Title
- Memoirs, Northwestern University Interview
- Title
- Memoirs, Northwestern University Interview
- Title
- Memoirs, Northwestern University Interview
- Title
- Memoirs, Discovering Jazz
- Title
- Memoirs, Talking About the Blues, 1
- Title
- Memoirs, Talking About the Blues, 2
- Note
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1984-12-17
- Title
- Memoirs, Walton and Coleman, 1
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- Memoirs, Walton and Coleman, 2
- Title
- Memoirs, Walton and Flug
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Adams, Alton Augustus
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Aristocrat Label
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Basie, Count
- Title
- Subject Research Files, "The Black Gold Coast," Gloria Coleman, 1984
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Blue Note
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Chicago Jazz
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Cooper, Jack
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Dawson, William L.
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Fort, Henry
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Goodman, Benny
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Great Lakes Experience
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Johnson, Lee
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Miscellaneous Notes
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Musicians
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Savage, Cecile and Ike Day
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Sengstock, Charles A Jr to Walton
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Towles, Nat
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Watson, Ted, 1959-1967
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Wright, Eugene, 1992
- Title
- Subject Research Files, Young, Dave
- Title
- Coleman, Gloria, "The Du Sable Hotel Locale," 1980 (MA Thesis)
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Remembered," February 1995
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Memories of Bronzeville," March 1995
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Douglas/Grand Boulevard Revisited," June 1995
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Life at the DuSable Hotel," July 1995
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "A Bronzeville Conversation with George Floyd," June 1996
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversations: An Interview with Earma Thompson," February 1996
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversations: An Interview with Earma Thompson," March 1996
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversations: An Interview (1991) with Floyd Campbell," September 1996
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversations: An Interview with Floyd Campbell, Part II," January 1997
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "The Count Basie Experience: A Bronzeville Conversation with Steve Galloway," October 1997
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversations: On the Sutherland Lounge," April 1998
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversations: Bird in Bronzeville," May 1999
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "The 47th Street Scene," March 2001
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "The 47th Street Scene: A Conversation with Theresa Yancey," April 2001
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "The 47th Street Scene," July 2001
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Tribute to Milt Hinton," August 2001
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "A Bronzeville Conversation with Cy Touff," September 2001
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "A Bronzeville Conversation wit Guitarist Floyd Smith," December 2001
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "A Conversation with Chicago's Own: Bob Centano and Bob Ojeda," March 2002
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "New York and the Music Revolution," May 2002
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Cadenza: Truck Parham Remembered," August 2002
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversation: With Clark Terry and Sykes Smith," December 2002
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversation: With Clark Terry and Sykes Smith (2)," February 2003
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversation with Milt and Mona Hinton," April 2003
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversation with Milt and Mona Hinton (2)," May 2003
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversation with Freddie Cole," November 2003
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "The DuSable Hotel and the Drexel Square Area," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Eddie Flagg, Manager of the DuSable Hotel," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Al Benson--The Godfather of Black Radio in Chicago," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversation with Duke Groner," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "A Conversation with pianist Jodie Christian," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Albert George Hibbler," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Dr. William 'Bill' Fielder, trumpeter and jazz improviser," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "A Bronzeville Conversation with Dave Young," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversation with Dave Young, Part II," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Gerald Wilson's Bronzeville Memories," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Marl Young, activist musician and the first Black music director of a network television show," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "A Bronzeville Conversation with John Wright," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Charlie Cole, joint owner of the DuSable Lounge," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Oscar Brown, Jr on Black Radio," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversation with Steve Trimble: his Redd Foxx connection," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Jazz DJ Larry Smith: A Bronzeville Conversation," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversation with Sid McCoy," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Bronzeville Conversation with Samuel 'Lonnie' Simmons and Charlie Cole," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "The Great Lakes Experience and the USO Servicemen's Center #3," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Black Navy Bands in WWII--The Great Lakes Experience," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Charles Walton Remembers 47th St," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Barney's One-Stop-about the record business and Black radio," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Struggle for an Integrated Musicians' Union, Part I," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Struggle for an Integrated Musicians' Union, Part II," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Struggle for an Integrated Musicians' Union, Part III," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Struggle for an Integrated Musicians' Union, Part IV," [N.D.]
- Title
- Walton, Jazzgram, "Struggle for an Integrated Musicians' Union, Part V," [N.D.]
- Title
- The Official Theatrical World of Colored Artists, 1928
- Title
- Jazz New York, 1956
- Title
- Storyville (56), December 1974-January 1975
- Title
- Storyville (65), June-July 1976
- Title
- Storyville (73), October-November, 1977
- Title
- Smart Affairs, c. 1965, copy [Oversized, stored in box 31]
- Title
- 45, Jasmin Maruh, Song of Twist I will Kiss, Milerno 117 [N.D.]
- Title
- 10" LP, "The Johnnie Pate Trio," [Pate, Bright, Walton], Talisman, TLP-1 [N.D.]
- Title
- 10" LP, Charlie Barnet Plays Duke Ellington, RCA, LPT-3062 [N.D.]
- Title
- 10" LP, Erroll Garner, Piano Solos, Atlantic, ALR 135 [N.D.]
- Title
- 10" LP, Bill Doggett, His Organ and Combo, King Records, KLP-80 [N.D.]
- Title
- 10" LP, Eroll Garner Rhapsody, Altantic, ALR 109 [N.D.]
- Title
- 10" LP, Erroll Garner Piano Solos, Atlantic, ALR 112 [N.D.]
- Title
- 78, Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians, Dry Bones and Old Moses Put Pharaoh in His Place, Decca 78, 23948 [N.D.]
- Title
- 78, Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra, Mandy, Make up Your Mind and It Started All Over Again, Victor 78, 20-1522 [N.D.]
- Title
- 78, Buddy Johnson and his Orchestra, They All Say I'm the Biggest Fool and Fine Brown Frame, Decca 78, 11000 [ND]
- Title
- 78, Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, Mood Indigo and The Mooche, RCA Victor 78, 24486 [ND]
- Title
- 78, Tommy Dorsey and his Orchestra, Daybreak and There Are Such Things, Victor 78, 27974 [ND]
- Title
- 78, Billie Holiday with Eddie Heywood Trio, Lover Come Back to Me and I Cover the Waterfront, Commodore 78, 559 [ND]
- Title
- 78, Albert Hibbler with Mercer Ellington and Orchestra, Summertime and My Eva'a Lovin' Baby, Sunrise LP, SU-1018, 2007 [ND]
- Title
- 78, Eddie Heywood and His Orchestra, Love Man (Oh, Where Can You Be?) and Begin the Beguine, Decca 78, 23398, 72635 [ND]
- Title
- 78, Dinah Washington, When a Woman Loves a Man and Oo-Wee Walkie Talkie, Mercury 78, 8010 [ND]
- Title
- 78, Frank Sinatra, Oh! What it Seemed to Be and Day by Day, Columbia 78, 36905, HCO 1520 [ND]
- Title
- 78, Ink Spots, I Cover the Waterfront and Prisoner of Love, Decca 78, 18864, 73448 [ND]
- Title
- 78, Fred Waring and His Pennsylvanians, Oh! What a Beautiful Mornin' and You'll Never Walk Alone, Decca 78, 24540, 74226 [ND]
- Title
- 78, Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, Magenta Haze and Tulip or Turnip, Musicraft 78, 483, 5841 [ND]
- Title
- 12" LP, Black, Brown and Beige, Duke Ellington and his Orchestra, featuring Mahalia Jackson, Columbia, JCS 8015, 1973
- Title
- 12" LP, After Hours, Sarah Vaughan, Columbia, JCL 660, 1973
- Title
- 12" LP, Webster's Unabridged 'Hush,' Quantum [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, WVON Good Guys Holiday Package [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, Coltrane Jazz, Atlantic, SD-1354 [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, Opus de Jazz, Savoy, MG-12036 [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, Franz Jackson and the Original 'Jass All-Stars' No Saints, Replica Records, 1006 [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, Bunk Johnson's Band 1944, Storyville, SLP 152 [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, Johnny Rivers' Golden Hits, Imperial, LP-9324 [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, The Johnnie Pate Trio, Subtle Sounds, Gig Records, GLP-100 [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, Ahmad Jamal, Chamber Music of the New Jazz, Creative, No. 602 [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, Lud Gluskin et son Jazz, Paris-Berlin 1928-1932, Wolverine (Warren K. Plath), 1976
- Title
- 12" LP, Eubie Blake Blues and Rags, Biograph, BLP 1011Q, 72-750929 [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, Ragtime Stompers, George Lewis and Kid Thomas, GHB-Jazzology, GHB-5 [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, Von Freeman Quartet, Young and Foolish, Affinity, AFF-184, [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, Malcolm X College African-American Jazz Ensemble at Collegiate Jazz Festival at University of Notre Dame, Music Dept of MXC, 1972
- Title
- 12" LP, Black and White Jazz in Europe, 1929, Sam Wooding and Lud Gluskin and Gregor, Wolverine 5 [N.D.]
- Title
- 12" LP, Flutes and Reeds [Ernie Wilkins, Frank Wess, Hank Jones, Eddie Jones, Kenny Clarke], Savoy Record Co, MG-12022 [N.D.]
- Title
- CD, Jazz Profiles: Gene Ammons 75th Birthday Tribute, NPR, 2000
- Title
- CD, Walton on "City 2000," 2000
- Title
- CD, The Great Lakes Experience, Over the Edge Entertainment, 2003
- Title
- Jimmy Wade band, Moulin Rouge, 1920s
- Title
- Pops Foster, Chas. Elder, Darnell Howard [N.D.]
- Title
- Marl Young, Gov. Jerry Brown, 1970s (?)
- Title
- Du Sable Hotel, 1950
- Title
- Sultans of Swing, Richard Overton, 1946
- Title
- Local 208 officers, 1957?
- Title
- Local 208 Officers, 1937
- Title
- Marl Young, Lucille Ball, Phil Harris [N.D.]
- Title
- Dave Young's group, Ritz Show Lounge, 1947
- Title
- Lonnie Simmons, Red Saunders, Leon Washington, 1960s
- Title
- Jimmy Reed, Al Smith, at Veejay Records
- Title
- Walter Dyett, Du Sable High School, 1946
- Title
- Lonnie Simmons, Von Freeman, US Navy Band WWII, 1940s
- Title
- US Navy Band, Dave Young, OC Johnson, Lonnie Simmons, 1940s
- Title
- Signed still, Lonnie Simmons to Red Saunders, 1944
- Title
- Gladys Knight, Jerry Butler, Vivian Carter, c. 1962
- Title
- Red Saunders/DeLisa, Publicity Still [N.D.]
- Title
- Willie Randall band, c. 1963
- Title
- Jimmy Boyd, publicity still [N.D.]
- Title
- Allen Drew [N.D.]
- Title
- Floyd Smith, 1930s
- Title
- Andy Kirk
- Title
- Floyd Smith in front of Du Sable Hotel, 1940s
- Title
- Floyd Smith, Booker Collins, DuSable Lounge, 1940s
- Title
- Malcolm X College jazz Band, early 1970s
- Title
- Morocco Lounge Show, Curtis Ferguson, Tom Archer, Red Cooper [N.D.]
- Title
- VJ Records, Jimmy Abner, Vivian Carter [N.D.]
- Title
- Nancy Wilson, Artie Frazier [N.D.]
- Title
- John Young Trio-Lulene Hunter, Bruz Freeman, Leroy Jackson, Ritz Show Lounge [N.D.]
- Title
- Ed Samuels, Local 208, [N.D.]
- Title
- AFM 1957 Convention, Gray, Samuels, McCann, Elder, 1957
- Title
- Local 208 AFM Convention, 1957
- Title
- Local 208 AFM Convention, 1957
- Title
- AFM Convention, 1957
- Title
- Amos Milburn Leroy Jackson, Fats Maller, Ritz Show Lounge [N.D.]
- Title
- McKie Fitzhugh, publicity photo [N.D.]
- Title
- Chess Records, Leonard Chess, Bernadine Washington [N.D.]
- Title
- Leonard Chess, Andrew Young, WVON Good Guys [N.D.]
- Title
- Malachai Favors, Will Green, Thomas Walton, Louis Blackwell, Charles Walton [ND]
- Title
- Marl Young, publicity still, [ND]
- Title
- Malcolm X Jazz Band, c. 1969
- Title
- US Navy "Hell Coats" 1945
- Title
- Cottage Grove and 63rd, 1952
- Title
- Du Sable Hotel, "Toast of the Town", [ND}
- Title
- Unknown, 1950s (?)
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Al Benson, Vivian Carter, Jimmy Carter at Sutherland Hotel [ND]
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Parkway Ballroom, 45th and South Parkway, 1950s
- Title
- 39th and Cottage Grove, WWII, 1940s
- Title
- Johnny Pate Trio, Pate, Lionel Bright, Charles Walton [ND]
- Title
- Johnny Pate Trio, Pate, Lionel Bright, Charles Walton [ND]
- Title
- Duke Groner Combo, 1954 (?)
- Title
- Strand Lounge, Sonny Still, Benny Green, Prince James [ND]
- Title
- VJ Records, 14th and Michigan, 1950s
- Title
- Johnny Pate Trio at Sutherland, c. 1955
- Title
- Lonnie Simmons and DeLisa chorus girls, 1960s
- Title
- Harold Ousley [ND]
- Title
- Club DeLisa, 1937
- Title
- Parkway Ballroom, 1950s
- Title
- Sammy Stewart Orchestra, 1920s
- Title
- Fletcher Butler's Orchestra, 1950s
- Title
- Roy Butler and group, 1920s
- Title
- Carl Irving [Carl Smith], 1950s
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Red Saunders and daughter, 1940s
- Title
- Ted Watson, 1971
- Title
- Unidentified Person and Duke Groner
- Title
- Eddie McAfee, Oscar Lindsay
- Title
- "Jelly" Holt
- Title
- Teddi King, Streamliner, 1950s
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Ray Brown, George Freeman, Bill Yancy
- Title
- Vernell Fornay, John Young, Eddie Johnson
- Title
- Malcolm X College dance group, 1970s
- Title
- Malcolm X College jazz group, 1970s
- Title
- Arthur Prysock, c. 1960 [w/ Prince James/sax]
- Title
- Johnny Griffin, 1950s with Prince James
- Title
- Morocco Hotel show bar, 1950s
- Title
- Morocco Hotel show bar, 1950s
- Title
- Melvin Williams (R.)
- Title
- Ann Henry with Johnny Pate trio (c. 1955) at Streamliner
- Title
- Charles Walton at DeLisa, 1940s
- Title
- Oscar Lindsay, Doug Frazier, Neil Green, 1950s
- Title
- Oscar Lindsay, Leroy Gentry
- Title
- Miles Davis, c. 1950
- Title
- Richard Durham, 1948
- Title
- Wilbur Webb, pianist at Du Sable hotel
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Richard Durham 1940s?
- Title
- Jocean Henderson [ND]
- Title
- Horace Henderson [ND]
- Title
- Groner playing in Nat Cole's band (Nebraska) [ND]
- Title
- Jimmy Ellis, Larry Gray, Wilbur? [at wake] [ND]
- Title
- Unknown Performers [at wake] [ND]
- Title
- Dozier Boys [ND]
- Title
- Duke Ellington, 1946 (newspaper)
- Title
- Johnny Griffin [ND]
- Title
- Jesse White and U League Dir. [ND]
- Title
- Sonny, Charles Walton [ND]
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Perfomers at Savoy, 1948 (?)
- Title
- Unknown
- Title
- Ewart Abner, 1940s (?)
- Title
- Walton, Judge AL Marowitz [ND]
- Title
- WAC Band, Post Theater #2, Des Moines, Iowa, 1940s
- Title
- WAC Band 1944 (War bond Drive at State and Madison), 1944
- Title
- Ewart Abner, Vivian Carter, Sonny Til, "Okey Doke," Blind Boys of Alabama, 1950s (?)
- Title
- Ewart Abner, Arthur Sheridan, Jimmy Bracken, 1950s (?)
- Title
- Local 208 Charter, [ND]
- Title
- John Young, Ben Webster at Beehive, 1950s
- Title
- Ewart Abner, two unidentified men, 1940s (?)
- Title
- Grand Terrace, 1950s
- Title
- Tony Jackson, Cora Green, Carolyn Williams, Florence Mills, c. 1920 (via C. Sengstock, Jr)
- Title
- Brunswick Race Records poster on brick wall, with Ikey Robinson and JabboSmith (via Sengstock)
- Title
- Will Tyler, Joe Jordan, c. 1920 (via Sengstock)
- Title
- Count Basie (quintet) (via Sengstock)
- Title
- Count Basie (via Sengstock)
- Title
- Count Basie, Ed Sullivan (via Sengstock)
- Title
- Folder not Utilized
- Title
- Folder not Utilized
- Title
- Regal Theater, 1950s
- Title
- Metropolitan Theater, 1950s
- Title
- Folder not Utilized
- Title
- Grand Terrace, 1950s
- Title
- Camp Good Shepherd, Idlewild, Mich
- Title
- Folder not Utilized
- Title
- Folder not Utilized
- Title
- Folder not Utilized
- Title
- Sutherland Hotel bar, Kokomo Wellington (entertainer), Wiggler McLean (manager of lounge), Jack White (bartender) [ND]
- Title
- Folder not Utilized
- Title
- Dave Kellum, c. 1930
- Title
- Dave Kellum in Billiken parade, 1933
- Title
- Bud Billiken parade, 1933
- Title
- Duke Ellington band at Billiken parade, 1933
- Title
- Milt Hinton
- Title
- Folder not Utilized
- Title
- Duke Ellington, 1934, photo by Maurice Seymour
- Title
- Eleanor Roosevelt, Mayor Richard J. Daley, c. 1955
- Title
- Edith Sampson, Cong. William Dawson, Helen K. Hall (state central committee woman)
- Title
- W. C. Handy (Father of "jazz"), c. 1920
- Title
- Folder not Utilized
- Title
- Folder not Utilized
- Title
- Folder not Utilized
- Title
- Cong. Dawson and district organization, 1940s (?)
- Title
- Women of Dawson's district organization,1940s (?)
- Title
- Democratic social meeting with Cong. William Dawson at Mrs. McCulloch's home, Feb 1948
- Title
- Joe and Marva Louis, photo by Gus Jamerson, 1935
- Title
- Citizens Committee for Democracy, Justice and Fair Play, flyer, June 1951
- Title
- Citizens Committee for Democracy, Justice and Fair Play, flyer, June 1951
- Title
- AFM 208, Denver, CO convention, 1957, Harry Gray
- Title
- Photo Album