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Lorraine Glover and Her Hubby's Horn
Please note: This is a photograph of Lorraine Glover. Not Billie Holiday or Valaida Snow. She has sadly been misidentified as both of those ladies.
This gorgeous woman was the wife of jazz trumpeter, Donald Byrd. Her lovely photograph was taken in NYC and can be found in William Claxton's amazing book Jazzlife. Part of the photo series includes her husband.
This gorgeous woman was the wife of jazz trumpeter, Donald Byrd. Her lovely photograph was taken in NYC and can be found in William Claxton's amazing book Jazzlife. Part of the photo series includes her husband.
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