Sheet 19780120

Color: Black & White
Country: USA
Region: Mississippi
Place: New Orleans
Date: Jan 1, 1978
2-9 False River, Plantation House, Parlounge Family N.O. 10- 23 Südvietnamesisches Reservat (grösstes in den U.S.) Südvietnamesische Frau im Reservat für Kriegsveteranen bei New Orleans Vietnamkrieg mit Chuck Fishman. Frauen Kinder und Alter. Gotteshaus Gemischt Kinder Schulgruppe. Schwarzer mit Katze. Mann schläft auf Parkbank. 28-37 Preservation Hall Jazz Konzert in N.O.Jazzsczene: Banjo: 'Father Al',Al Lewis. Trompete Trompet: Jabbo Smith, Drums: Louis Barbarin, Clarinet: Orange Kellin, Bass: James Prevost. Piano: Sweet Emma. Preservation Hall Jazz Band is the name for numerous groups of Dixieland Jazz and traditional jazz bands at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, Louisiana, and on tours as organized by the Preservation Hall. The purpose of the Hall has been to preserve the heritage of both New Orleans traditional and Dixieland jazz music born in New Orleans and common to the Riverboats playing the Mississippi River, which spread throughout the South until the early 20th century. music band musizieren Jazz, Jazzkonzert Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978
Image of sheet 19780120: 2-9 False River, Plantation House, Parlounge Family N.O. 10- 23 Südvietnamesisches Reservat (grösstes in den U.S.) Südvietnamesische Frau im Reservat für Kriegsveteranen bei New Orleans Vietnamkrieg mit Chuck Fishman. Frauen Kinder und Alter. Gotteshaus Gemischt Kinder Schulgruppe. Schwarzer mit Katze. Mann schläft auf Parkbank. 28-37 Preservation Hall Jazz Konzert in N.O.Jazzsczene: Banjo: 'Father Al',Al Lewis. Trompete Trompet: Jabbo Smith, Drums: Louis Barbarin, Clarinet: Orange Kellin, Bass: James Prevost. Piano: Sweet Emma. Preservation Hall Jazz Band is the name for numerous groups of Dixieland Jazz and traditional jazz bands at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, Louisiana, and on tours as organized by the Preservation Hall. The purpose of the Hall has been to preserve the heritage of both New Orleans traditional and Dixieland jazz music born in New Orleans and common to the Riverboats playing the Mississippi River, which spread throughout the South until the early 20th century. music band musizieren Jazz, Jazzkonzert Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978

Image of sheet 19780120 photo 6: False River, Plantation House, Parlounge Family N.O. New Orleans Louisiana two chairs metallic metal iron √ Möbel mobiliar Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 Location United States © 1978, by OLIVIA HEUSSLER / www.clic.li

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 8: False River, Plantation House, Parlounge Family N.O. New Orleans Louisiana √ 1978 Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A.

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 9: False River, Plantation House, Parlounge Family New Orleans Louisiana 1978 √ Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. © 1978, Olivia Heussler

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 10: Vietnamkrieg Südvietnamesische Frau im Reservat für Kriegsveteranen bei New Orleans Louisiana Vietnamesen Südvietnam Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 √

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 19: Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 21: Süd vietnamesisches Reservat (grösstes in den U.S.) Kinder Schul gruppe Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 √ Louisiana kids school Vietnam refugees south children girl and boys war south vietnamese Vietnamkrieg Südvietnam Suedvietnam

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 23: Südvietnamesisches Reservat (grösstes in den U.S.) Südvietnamesische Frau im Reservat für Kriegsveteranen bei New Orleans, Louisiana, Vietnamkrieg Vietnam Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 √

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 26: Mann und Katze am Markt Blackman with cat at New Orleans market USA 1978 Louisiana Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. √

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 26: Mann und Katze am Markt, New Orleans, USA 1978. Louisiana Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika U.S.A.

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 27: Mann schläft auf Parkbank. New Orleans Louisiana man sleeps on a bench Old town Down town Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 √

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 29: Preservation Hall Jazz Band is the name for numerous groups of Dixieland Jazz and traditional jazz bands at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, Louisiana, and on tours as organized by the Preservation Hall. The purpose of the Hall has been to preserve the heritage of both New Orleans traditional and Dixieland jazz music born in New Orleans and common to the Riverboats playing the Mississippi River, which spread throughout the South until the early 20th century. Preservation Hall Jazz Konzert in N.O.Jazzsczene: Banjo: 'Father Al',Al Lewis.Trompet: Jabbo Smith, music band Drums: Louis Barbarin, Clarinet: Orange Kellin, Bass: James Prevost. Piano: Sweet Emma.. Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 √

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 30: Preservation Hall Jazz Band is the name for numerous groups of Dixieland Jazz and traditional jazz bands at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, Louisiana, and on tours as organized by the Preservation Hall. The purpose of the Hall has been to preserve the heritage of both New Orleans traditional and Dixieland jazz music born in New Orleans and common to the Riverboats playing the Mississippi River, which spread throughout the South until the early 20th century. Preservation Hall Jazz Konzert in N.O. Jazzsczene: Banjo: 'Father Al', Al Lewis. Trompet: Jabbo Smith, Drums: Louis Barbarin, Clarinet: Orange Kellin, Bass: James Prevost. Piano: Sweet Emma New Orleans Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 √

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 31: Preservation Hall Jazz Band is the name for numerous groups of Dixieland Jazz and traditional jazz bands at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, Louisiana, and on tours as organized by the Preservation Hall. The purpose of the Hall has been to preserve the heritage of both New Orleans traditional and Dixieland jazz music born in New Orleans and common to the Riverboats playing the Mississippi River, which spread throughout the South until the early 20th century. Preservation Hall Jazz Konzert in N.O.Jazzsczene: Banjo: 'Father Al', Al Lewis. Trompet: Jabbo Smith, Drums: Louis Barbarin, Clarinet: Orange Kellin, Bass: James Prevost. Piano: Sweet Emma New Orleans Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 √

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 32: Preservation Hall Jazz Band is the name for numerous groups of Dixieland Jazz and traditional jazz bands at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, Louisiana, and on tours as organized by the Preservation Hall. The purpose of the Hall has been to preserve the heritage of both New Orleans traditional and Dixieland jazz music born in New Orleans and common to the Riverboats plying the Mississippi River, which spread throughout the South until the early 20th century. Preservation Hall Jazz Konzert in N.O. Jazzsczene Jazzkonzert Jazz: Banjo: 'Father Al', Al Lewis. Trompet: Jabbo Smith, Drums: Louis Barbarin, Clarinet: Orange Kellin, Bass: James Prevost. Piano: Sweet Emma New Orleans Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 √

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 35: Preservation Hall Jazz Band is the name for numerous groups of Dixieland Jazz and traditional jazz bands at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, Louisiana, and on tours as organized by the Preservation Hall. The purpose of the Hall has been to preserve the heritage of both New Orleans traditional and Dixieland jazz music born in New Orleans and common to the Riverboats playing the Mississippi River, which spread throughout the South until the early 20th century. Preservation Hall Jazz Konzert in N.O.Jazzsczene:Jazz, Jazzkonzert Banjo: 'Father Al', Al Lewis. Trompet: Jabbo Smith, Drums: Louis Barbarin, Clarinet: Orange Kellin, Bass: James Prevost. Piano: Sweet Emma New Orleans Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 √

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 36: Preservation Hall Jazz Band is the name for numerous groups of Dixieland Jazz and traditional jazz bands at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, Louisiana, and on tours as organized by the Preservation Hall. The purpose of the Hall has been to preserve the heritage of both New Orleans traditional and Dixieland jazz music born in New Orleans and common to the Riverboats playing the Mississippi River, which spread throughout the South until the early 20th century. Preservation Hall Jazz Konzert in N.O.Jazzsczene:Jazz, Jazzkonzert Banjo: 'Father Al', Al Lewis. Trompet: Jabbo Smith, Drums: Louis Barbarin, Clarinet: Orange Kellin, Bass: James Prevost. Piano: Sweet Emma New Orleans Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 √

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Image of sheet 19780120 photo 37: Preservation Hall Jazz Band is the name for numerous groups of Dixieland Jazz and traditional jazz bands at Preservation Hall in New Orleans, Louisiana, and on tours as organized by the Preservation Hall. The purpose of the Hall has been to preserve the heritage of both New Orleans traditional and Dixieland jazz music born in New Orleans and common to the Riverboats playing the Mississippi River, which spread throughout the South until the early 20th century. Preservation Hall Jazz Konzert in N.O.Jazzsczene:Jazz, Jazzkonzert Banjo: 'Father Al', Al Lewis. Trompet: Jabbo Smith, Drums: Louis Barbarin, Clarinet: Orange Kellin, Bass: James Prevost. Piano: Sweet Emma New Orleans Vereinigte Staaten von Amerika USA U.S.A. 1978 √

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