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 Image: Title: Date: Description:
41. Unknown Band Unknown Band Group of musicians, possibly Italian. Some names given for first row (left to right): 1) Uncle Mike; 2) Oscar Parisi.
42. Unique Piano Artistry Was Lost with the Death of Blind Boone of Missouri Unique Piano Artistry Was Lost with the Death of Blind Boone of Missouri February 6, 1950 Biographical article, with portrait, about John William "Blind" Boone, or Blind Boone, a blind African American pianist of the late 19th and early 20th centuries in central Missouri. Boone was known for...
43. Union Station, Kansas City, Missouri Union Station, Kansas City, Missouri December 9, 1927 Exterior, partial view of Union Station located in Kansas City, Missouri. Sanders captions the photo in Scrapbook A (SC1, Box 6.1, p. 56): "Another view of the homecoming parade forming at the Kansas City...
44. Unidentified portrait Unidentified portrait N.d. Black and white autographed portrait. Writing says "To my best pal, Chas. Johnson, ....." Signature not readable.
45. Unidentified Orchestra Unidentified Orchestra Group photograph of an orchestra featuring Michael Ingino on cornet. Michael Ingino was a noted Kansas City musician and music teacher.
46. Unidentified Horn Player Unidentified Horn Player N.d. View of unidentified musician playing the trumpet.
47. Tyrone Clark: Always Right There Tyrone Clark: Always Right There August/September 2010 Article profiles Kansas City bassist Tyrone Clark, who discusses his musical career and influences. Clark has played with the Jazz Disciples since the mid-1990s.
48. Turning Frowns into Smiles Turning Frowns into Smiles August/September//2002 Article about the music of Luqman Hamza, a renowned Kansas City jazz singer.
49. Trippin' Out Trippin' Out November/7-13/2002 Review of Kansas City-born jazz guitarist Pat Metheny's 2002 album "Speaking of Now".
50. Tribute from Mrs. James Neal Foster to Her Dear Friend, Mrs. Wallace Robinson Tribute from Mrs. James Neal Foster to Her Dear Friend, Mrs. Wallace Robinson March//1932 Photo of and obituary tributes to Louise Isabel Robinson, or Louise Robinson (1877-1932), a singer and wife of Wallace Robinson of Kansas City. Native of Winthrop, Missouri raised in Topeka, Kansas and...
51. Tree Dedicated to Lester ''Wizard'' King Tree Dedicated to Lester ''Wizard'' King May 1, 2006 Brief article describes the planting of a tree as a memorial to Kansas City bluesman Lester "Wizard" King. The oak tree was planted just north of the Charlie Parker statue in the plaza area behind the...
52. Travel: A Musical Rivalry along the Mississippi Travel: A Musical Rivalry along the Mississippi June-July//1995 Photos and article about the black jazz history of Kansas City as compared to other nationally important areas in its development such as New Orleans, Memphis, and Saint Louis. Description of important...
53. Transition: Farewell to a Royal Jazzman Transition: Farewell to a Royal Jazzman May/7/1984 Photo and obituary for William Basie, or Count Basie (1904-1984), leader of "some of the most explosive big bands in jazz history." Native of New Jersey coming to Kansas City in 1927 as a pianist and joining...
54. Tony DiPardo: Kansas City's 'Mr. Music' Tony DiPardo: Kansas City's 'Mr. Music' Story of 92-year-old Tony DiPardo who has just created the Tony DiPardo Instrumental Music Foundation and Scholarship Fund.
55. Tone Death Tone Death July 28-August 3, 2005 Article profiles Kansas City rapper Fat Tone (Anthony Watkins), and reports the circumstances of his death on May 23, 2005 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
56. Tommy Ruskin: A JAM Q&A Tommy Ruskin: A JAM Q&A August/September 2008 Interview with Kansas City drummist Tommy Ruskin, who discusses his drumming style, musical influences, and memorable performances. Ruskin has been the "house drummer" for the Topeka Jazz Workshop and...
57. Tom Mardikes: For Missouri Rep's Resident Sound Designer, the Best Sound Design Is the Least Obtrusive Tom Mardikes: For Missouri Rep's Resident Sound Designer, the Best Sound Design Is the Least Obtrusive October//1991 Photo and biographical article about Tom Mardikes, "37-year-old Kansas City native, resident sound designer for the Missouri Repertory Theatre since 1981." Also "the Rep's designer and founder/president...
58. Todd Strait: Sticking to the Music Todd Strait: Sticking to the Music February/March, 1996 Article describes the life and career of Todd Strait, Kansas City jazz drummer.
59. Tinoco is One of a Kind Tinoco is One of a Kind September 29-October 12, 2005 Article profiles musician David Tinoco. As well as lead singer and leader of Las Estrellas band, Tinoco owns an automobile finishing business, Single Source Inc., and is part owner of T&G Entertainment...
60. Time Keeper Time Keeper June/July 2008 Profile of jazz pianist Bram Wijnands, a native of The Netherlands who immigrated to Kansas City in 1991. Wijnands performs regularly with his trio and a seven-piece band and also teaches jazz studies...