Recording note in case:

Side I: Harry James – “Live, Riverboat”; Harry James – “Double Dixie”; Corky Corcoron – “Everywhere”; Side II: Duke Ellington’s 70th Birthday Concert. Recorded in Manchester, Eng. Nov. 26-27, 1969

Red’s Bday ’74: Red Kelly – bass, Jimmy Bitner – piano, Dave Stettler – drums at The Lions Paw, Redmond, Wash. Contains unknown picture of 3 women (2 younger, 1 elderly) and 1 man (elderly) in a home.

Recording note in case: “Kenton (Artistry in Rhythm)”

Red Kelly and his “Krazy Komrades”

Recording note in case: “Mix down from R.K. originals”. Side I: Frank Rosolino Quartet – “Live From Shelly’s Manne-Hole”; Modest Jazz Trio; Claude Williamson, Red Kelly at Frascati’s. Side II: Claude Williamson, Red Kelly at Frascati’s (cont.); Lennie’s Group

Recording note in case with track listing: “Jazz Runneth Over” from the Knapsack. Change of Life Dance Band: Jack Perciful – piano, Red Kelly – f. bass, Don Manning – drums. Jan. 20, 1974

The Red Kelly Quintet presents Happening No. 281 featuring Fred Greenwell – tenor sax and Hank Stampf – trombone, at The Oregon Trail, Tumwater, Wash. Recorded Aug. 3, 1975. Case contains clipped article on Clark Terry.

Side I (Oct. 10, 1974): The Red Kelly Trio: Red Kelly – bass, Don Ober – guitar, Jack Perciful – piano and Special Guests: Dave Coleman – drums, Bill Ramsey – baritone sax, Art Doll – alto sac, Church Stenz – tenor sax, Jay McHammett – flugelhorn, Floyd Standifer – trumpet and flugelhorn. Side II (Nov. 3, 1974): Trio and Coleman, Standifer and Doll – soprano sax, Kathy Baker – vocals. All live from the Oregon Trail, Tumwater, Wash.

Red Kelly – leader and bass; Don Ober – guitar, Jack Perciful – piano, Dave Coleman – drums, Art Doll – clarinet, Bill Hobart – trumpet, Gary Alshire – trombone. Recorded May 11, 1975, live at the Oregon Trail, Tumwater, Wash.

The Red Kelly Trio: Red Kelly – bass, Don Ober – guitar, Jack Perciful – piano with Special Guests: Dave Coleman – percussion, Raleigh Morehouse – clarinet.

Recording note in case. Modest Jazz Trio: Red Kelly, Red Mitchell, Jim Hall. Recorded Aug. 31, 1960

Note in Case: No. 1 Bill Holman, Lunceford; No. 2 Yardbird Suite, Super Sax (Carl)

Norm Hoagy is an orchestra leader based in Seattle

Side I: Duke EIllington – Jimmy Blanton – Broadcast Jan. 9, 1940; Side 2: Clifford Brown – Max (Feb. 1956) (Basin St. Album) (No Brown Comps. or Arr’s; Count Basie Broadcast (Sept 20) 1940 with Lester Young and Jo Jones. Two Recording Notes in Case: One is the “sequence and edit chart for ‘R.K.’ broadcast tapes”. Also, black and white picture of young girl on case with “Aug. 1959” written underneath.

Note in case: Pt. 1: Duke is on the Air; Pt. 2: Records; Pt. 3: Still Duke; Pt. 4: Count Basie Broadcast; Pt. 5: Charlie Parker, Buddy Stewart – Dave Lambert; Pt. 6: Charlie Barnet Broadcast

Recording note in case: Side I: Chubby Jackson; Side 2: Charlie Parker and All-Stars: Parker, Buddy Stewart, Dave Lambert. “Same night” written on case.

Recording Notes in case: First note: “Stan Kenton – cut out Artistry in Rhythm”; Second note: “R. Kelly – Don’t Get Around Much Anymore w/Kenton, George, Bernie’s Tune, etc. (Kenton band)”

“In a Relaxed Mood” – James Joe and Zoot Sims

Recording note in case.

Duke Ellington – The Great Paris Concert – Olympia Theatre, Paris, Feb. 1963. List of band personnel and album tracks on case. Note in case of bill for recorded/editing music purchases.

Recording note in case. Side 1: Jim Hall Trio (Jim – guitar, Carl Perkins – piano, Red Mitchell – bass); Hampton Hawes 3 (Hamp, Chuck Thompson – drums, Red Mitchell – bass); Curtis Counce 5 (Harold Land – tenor, Curtis, Carl Perkins, Frank Butler, Jack Sheldon). Side 2: Red Mitchell 4 (James Clay – tenor + flute, Red, Lorraine Geller – piano, Billy Higgins); Bob Brookmeyer, Zoot Sims + (Hank Jones – piano, Bull Reuther – bass, Gus Johnson – drums) w/ vocal by Zoot; Cy Touff, Richie Kamuka, Harry Edison, Conrad Gozzo, Leroy Vinnegar, Russ Freeman and Chuck Flores; B.B. King. Song listing on case.

Jim Hall Trio, Hampton Hawes 3, Curtis Counce 5, Red Mitchell 4, Bob Brookmeyer and Zoot Sims, Cy Tauff, B.B. King, Dizzy Gillespie, Basin Street Album

Recording note in case. Side I: Duke Ellington; Side II: Clifford Brown and Dizzy Gillespie

Recording note in case. Side I: Terry Gibbs; Side II: Dizzy Gillespie Big Band

Duke Ellington Orchestra – “Braggin’ In Brass” 1938; Cootie Williams Rug Cutters 1937-38; Dizzy Gillespie’s Big Four – Sept. 1974. Track information on case.

Recording notes in case: Charlie Barnett Broadcast, Balboa, Calif., July 1949; Cecil Payne, 1956 Sweden; Tiny Kahn w/Auld, Feb.-March 1951

Side I: Timex All Star Jazz Swing Festival; Benny Goodman at Home at the Rainbow Grill at Carnegie Hall; Side II: Benny Goodman “Into the 70s”.

Yma Sumac case for storage only. On reel: “Mac and Finie 3-26-76”