This is a collage of Stan Kenton Orchestra members whose names are listed on the back of the photograph.

Photograph of the Progressive Jazz Orchestra at Downbeat Award ceremony. June Christy (with husband Bob Cooper) is presented the Downbeat Award by the magazine's West Coast editor Charles Emge. Center photos: Mexican singer Paco who also performed on this live KLAC telecast at the Hollywood Palladium.

Photograph of Stan Kenton fans at the band's first Carnegie Hall concert, which began at 12 midnight. The concert sold out within hours.

Photograph of Stan Kenton wearing a suit, striped tie and handkerchief, standing in front of a blank wall with one hand in his pocket.

The photograph is of Gabe Baltazar, Pat Senatore, Ray Starling, Marvin Stamm, Jerry McKenzie, and Dee Barton. Both Stamm and Barton are North Texas State alumni. Barton switched from jazz trombone to the drums after McKenzie left the band.

The photograph is of Gene Roland, Keith La Motte, Dwight Carver, Carl Saunders at the "Adventures in Blue" recording session.

Group photo showing Stan Kenton seated at a table next to jazz impressario Gene Norman (2nd from left); several unidentified men and women are also seated on either side of the table.

Portrait of Stan Kenton wearing a suit.

Headshot of Stan Kenton in profile.

Photograph of Stan Kenton and a group of people at record store, lined up to purchase Kenton record albums.

Photograph of Stan Kenton with unidentified group of people. They appear to be standing in a record store with racks of record albums around them and shelves in the background.

Photograph of Stan Kenton posing with members of the Lester Horton Dance Theatre in Hollywood. He is holding up what appears to be an antenna covered in string. The dancers are identified from left to right: Vida Solomon, Carmen De Lavallade, Eleanor Johnson.

Photograph of Stan Kenton and Sal Salvador at recording session for the Kenton Presents series, produced by Stan for Sal at Capitol Records.

Photograph of Stan Kenton sitting in a chair, talking with an unidentified man who is standing next to him, holding a record and leaning on speakers. There are posters hanging on the wall behind them.

Photograph of Stan Kenton at the Famous-Barr record store in St. Louis, MO promoting Hopalong Cassidy records for children. He is sitting in a chair next to a woman and they are surrounded by children; Kenton appears to be reading to them.

Photograph of Stan Kenton at Hudson's Eastland in Harper Woods, MI. Pictured from left to right are: Mr. Fleming, Mary Fisher, Stan Kenton, John Lewis, Tom Gelardi, and Art Hill.

Photograph of Stan Kenton with several unidentified people at a record store.

Photograph of Stan Kenton at a record store surrounded by a large group of fans. Behind him, there are shelves full of records and displayed photographs.

Photograph of Stan Kenton at the barber shop, in a chair. Other people are also in the shop.

Photograph of Stan Kenton and two other men walking through a pair of glass doors at the train station.

Photograph of Stan Kenton autographing record albums at a counter for a group of men. Behind him are shelves full of records.

Photograph of Stan Kenton, leaning over a counter, autographing record albums. A group of people are standing around him, watching him. There are shelves of records on the wall in the background.

Photograph of the Kenton band cruising in a boat at Balboa Bay, CA. According to Fernando Ortiz de Urbina in 2019, personnel are identified as follows: Back row: Ed Badgley, Art Pepper, Laurindo Almeida, Pete Rugolo; fifth row: Harry Betts, unidentified, Chico Alvarez, unidentified; fourth row: Ray Wetzel, Parke Groate (tentatively), unidentified, Jack Constanzo; third row: Harry Forbes, Conte Candoli, Bart Varsalona, Buddy Childers, Eddie Safranski; second row: Warner Weidler , George Weidler, Bob Gioga, Shelly Manne; front row: Bob Cooper, June Christy, George Morte, Stan Kenton.

Photograph of the Stan Kenton band performing at the Palladium in Hollywood. Kenton is seated at a piano, looking over his shoulder; the band members are standing in a semi-circle around the piano, holding various instruments.