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Joe Sanders
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Illustrations and information about the Coon-Sanders band, or the Coon-Sanders Nighthawks, a Kansas City band in the 1920s, starting with the meeting of Joe Sanders and Carleton Coon in 1918 and ending with Carleton's death in 1932 (at the age of 39) but not before becoming "the most successful hyphenated dance band in the annals of American pop music," playing regularly in the late 1920s for Al Capone in Chicago, etc.
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Vertical File
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Joe Sanders Band
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On stage view of Joe Sanders Band at the NCO Club, Merced, California. Sanders is standing by the piano.
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Date
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1951
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Photograph
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Joe Sanders and Band
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Joe Sanders at piano, identified on the back as April 17, 1949, Quincy, Illinois, Terra-plaza.
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Date
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1949-04-17
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Group Portrait
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Joe Sanders with group of musicians which may be part of the Coon-Sanders Band shortly after the death of Carleton Coon. Identified on back as 1932 Nighthawk Band.
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Date
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1932
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Title
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Carl Ed
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Autographed portrait of cartoonist Carl Ed. Autograph reads: "To Joe Sanders- One swell musician - and one grand guy - 1936 - Carl Ed." Ed was the creator of the teen comic strip first called "Seventeen" and later renamed "Harold Teen", working for the Chicago Tribune. Above his autograph is a drawing of the head of a man.
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Date
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1936
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Title
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El Patio Dancing Hall
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Exterior, front view of the El Patio Dancing hall located at Lakeside Park, Denver, Colorado. Sanders captioned photo as found in SC1, Scrapbook A, p. 67: "Where we smashed all records, giving Isham Jones the beating of his young life." According to Edmiston's book, the band played here July 18-31, 1931.
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Date
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1931
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Title
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Coon-Sanders Nighthawks
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Interior view of group gathered around Joe Sanders at the piano, location not given. Identified in Edmiston's book - Left to right, Nick Musilino, John Thiell, Harold Thiell, Orville Knapp, Pop Estep, Joe Richolson, Tom Beckham, Carleton Coon and Joe Sanders.
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Date
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1923
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Title
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Joe Sanders and J. F. McMillian
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Interior view of Joe Sanders and J. F. McMillian at piano looking at sheet music. Autographed as "After Thirty Year in Business. You Old Horse Thief, You are wished on me But I think you are the tops. J. McMillian, 5/24/44. What Have You Done Today to Win the War."
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Date
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1944
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Joe Sanders Band Members
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Partial view of a couple of the members of the Joe Sanders band group taking during an unidentified performance.
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Date
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1946
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Joe Sanders and Musicians
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Joe Sanders standing by the following seated musicians from left to right: Harry Shapiro, Bill McDowell, Harold Thiel, and Dale Stoddard. Photo is dated Oct. 30, 1935. Location is unknown.
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Date
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1935-10-30
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Title
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Joe Sanders and Baseball Team
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Baseball team with different names on their shirts. Joe Sanders is pictured in the front row, fifth from the left side.
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Photograph
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Portrait of Man
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Autographed portrait of man in hat, signed "Loyally and Sincerely, your pal, Jack." A small Christmas card is included, which is dated 1935.
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Date
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1935
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Title
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Joe Sanders and Last Band
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Identified on the back as "Joe's last band: 1952, This photo was taken on Joe's last road tour at Hotel Pere Marquette, Peoria, Illinois. The last job on this tour was at the Air Base at Rapids City, South Dakota."
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Date
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1952
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Title
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Joe Sanders
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Professional close-up portrait of Joe Sanders.
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Photograph
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Joe Sanders and Johnny Coon
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View of Joe Sanders with his camera and Johnny Coon, son of Carleton Coon. Taken at Niagara Falls. Sanders captions photograph in his scrapbook: "Coonie snapped John, while I was preparing to 'snap' back at him, Niagara Falls, N.Y."
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Date
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1926
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Title
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Joe Sanders and Group
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Description
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Group of unidentified men in suits standing with Joe Sanders around a Coca-Cola cooler in unidentified location.
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Title
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Joe Sanders
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Description
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Portrait of Joe Sanders seated at a grand piano.
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Chicago Theater Marquee
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Street view of Chicago Theater marquee with Joe Sanders name listed with the stage show. Also featuring the world premiere of the movie "Union Pacific."
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Photograph
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June Glory
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Autographed portrait to Joe Sanders of dancer June Glory. Autograph reads "To Joe (Teach) Sanders, I will always remember the fun we had on our shows. Hoping we will work together again and wishing you loads of luck & succcess. Sincerely, June Glory, alis (Clara Clap Trap)."
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Object Type
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Photograph
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Title
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Joe Sanders
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Description
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Seated portrait of Joe Sanders.
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Object Type
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Photograph
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