William Claxton, New Orleans 1960 - See also

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William Claxton, New Orleans 1960

Claxton, William (ED)
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"La photographie de William Claxton, couleur ou noir et blanc, d`une étonnante fraîcheur, d`une étonnante présence, nous fait rencontrer ces musiciens et cette ville de légende. Hormis quelques portraits mis en scène, Claxton a saisi les moments où la musique et les personnes se confondent, s`attardant sur les fanfares sans doute parce qu`il y voyait la plus évidente marque d`authenticité et une photogénie certaine."
Jazz Classique, Corneville, France