Vintage 8x10 Publicity Photo Kenny Howard at Kelly\'s Stables in New York City for Sale

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Vintage 8x10 Publicity Photo Kenny Howard at Kelly\'s Stables in New York City For Sale

$Vintage 8x10 Publicity Photo Kenny Howard at Kelly\'s Stables in New York City$
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Kelly’s Stables, also referred to as Kelly’s Stable, was a jazz club on Manhattan\'s 52nd Street in New York City, opened by jazz band leader Bert Kelly.
in 1939, Coleman Hawkins led a band at the original location featuring trumpeter Joe Guy and others with whom he had been performing \"Body and Soul\", the standard first recorded in a jazz interpretation by Louis Armstrong. Following his gig at the Stables, Hawkins recorded it himself with this group, and his RCA Victor recording of it is now considered \"one of the best-known recorded jazz performances in history.\"[3] It was inducted into the National Academy of Recording Arts and Sciences’ Grammy Hall of Fame in 1973.[4]Red Allen would have a six-week residency in 1941,[5] and Hawkins would play the venue again later that year, followed by Dizzy Gillespie spending a week there during the year as a member of Benny Carter\'s septet, which featured John Collins, Charlie Drayton, Sonny White, Kenny Clarke, and Al Gibson.[6] Gillespie returned to Kelly\'s Stables in 1943, sharing the billing with Allen and Billie Holiday for a month’s residency.[5]The King Cole Trio had a four month residency at the Stables from January to April 1942.