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I should probably be able to figure out who this is, but can't quite seem to place him.

There's three photos in all, from the same seller. (Can't seem to link the images to this thread, nor save and upload them here. Since the auction ends soon, if somebody can grab the pics and post/upload them here, that'd be great -- thanks!)

Also, who's the guy standing (hunched over) in the 3rd pic??

Jesus, I just saw the "starting bid" prices on all three of these, and nearly had a heart attack.

$1,750.00 each!!

(Edit: the photographer was Clemens Kalischer.)

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Here's a guess:

Kent McGarity-tbn, bt (Norwich, NY) 1957, 1958, 1959

Attended Eastman School of Music and recorded with Woody Herman.

It's the only listing of "bt" — which I'm guessing is short for bass trumpet — that I see from this page.

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the concert program, supports you guess..

Max Roach, John Lewis Ensemble: Don Cherry-tpt; Ornette Coleman-asx; Kent McGarity-tbn, btpt; Steve Kuhn, Ron Brown-p; Larry Ridley-b; Barry Greenspan-d

The Sphinx (Ornette Coleman)

Compassion (Ornette Coleman)

Giggin' (Ornette Coleman)

Inn Tune (Margo Guryan)

I remember I once googled all these people I ddn't know from Lenox 59 and was surprised to see on Kent McGarity's page that his CV didn't list playing with Ornette and Cherry , instead:

"Kent McGarity

Trombone and Bass Trumpet

Kent played and recorded with Woody Herman, Dick Johnson, the Artie Shaw Orchestra and Slam Stewart, Jack Maheu & Salt City Six, Muggzie Gutt & His Matriculators and Paul Squire & the Orange Peels. Recently an original composition was premiered at the Idyllwild Jazz Festival."

http://www.desertcitiesjazzband.com/

Edited by Niko
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