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Charles "Teenie" Harris - Billy Eckstine orchestra with Lucky Thompson, Dizzy Gillespie, and Charlie Parker, 1944

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Billy Eckstine orchestra with Lucky Thompson, Dizzy Gillespie, and Charlie Parker, 1944

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Duke Ellington at piano, with Billy Strayhorn looking on, and possibly dancer Ralph Brown on top, backstage in Stanley Theatre, ca. 1940–1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Duke Ellington at piano, with Billy Strayhorn looking on, and possibly dancer Ralph Brown on top, backstage in Stanley Theatre, ca. 1940–1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Young Ahmad Jamal (Fritz Jones) playing piano, ca. 1942

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Young Ahmad Jamal (Fritz Jones) playing piano, ca. 1942

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Alyce Brooks playing mirrored piano in Continental Bar at Crawford Grill No. 1, ca. 1945-1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Alyce Brooks playing mirrored piano in Continental Bar at Crawford Grill No. 1, ca. 1945-1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Lena Horne lounging backstage at the Stanley Theatre, ca. 1944

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Lena Horne lounging backstage at the Stanley Theatre, ca. 1944

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Mary Lou Williams with P. Lawrence Peeler in Syria Mosque for Night of Stars, 1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Mary Lou Williams with P. Lawrence Peeler in Syria Mosque for Night of Stars, 1946

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Billy Eckstine Orchestra performing in Hill City Auditorium (Savoy Ballroom) with Art Blakey on drums, 1944

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Billy Eckstine Orchestra performing in Hill City Auditorium (Savoy Ballroom) with Art Blakey on drums, 1944

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Boys playing brass instruments on steps inside courtyard of Pittsburgh Board of Education building, Oakland, ca. 1938-1945

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Boys playing brass instruments on steps inside courtyard of Pittsburgh Board of Education building, Oakland, ca. 1938-1945

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Two men dancing on bandstand, with musicians, including Ruby Young playing piano, ca. 1938-1945

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Two men dancing on bandstand, with musicians, including Ruby Young playing piano, ca. 1938-1945

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Musicians, including Bobby Anderson on drums, Paul Willis on saxophone, and Warren Watson on trumpet, ca. 1940-196

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Musicians, including Bobby Anderson on drums, Paul Willis on saxophone, and Warren Watson on trumpet, ca. 1940-196

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Earl "Fatha" Hines with band members, including Billy Eckstine and Budd Johnson, at the Savoy Ballroom, Hill District, c. 1939-1940

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Earl "Fatha" Hines with band members, including Billy Eckstine and Budd Johnson, at the Savoy Ballroom, Hill District, c. 1939-1940

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Jazz musician Lionel Hampton and Pittsburgh Courier reporter Billy Rowe at Allegheny County airport, 1940

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Jazz musician Lionel Hampton and Pittsburgh Courier reporter Billy Rowe at Allegheny County airport, 1940

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Billy Eckstine Orchestra with with vocalist Sarah Vaughan, Hill City Auditorium (Savoy Ballroom), 1944

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Billy Eckstine Orchestra with with vocalist Sarah Vaughan, Hill City Auditorium (Savoy Ballroom), 1944

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Sgt. William H. Carney, VFW Post 46 band, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1942

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Sgt. William H. Carney, VFW Post 46 band, Hill District, Pittsburgh, ca. 1942

Charles "Teenie" Harris - Young Roger Humphries playing child-size drums in music classroom, ca. 1942

Charles "Teenie" Harris
Young Roger Humphries playing child-size drums in music classroom, ca. 1942

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