Photograph of Terri Lyne Carrington and Richard Pablo Landrum

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A black-and-white gelatin silver photograph of Terri Lyne Carrington playing the Conga drum with Richard Pablo Landrum. In a bright room with cinder block walls, an adolescent Terri Lyne Carrington plays a conga drum. She is seated between four other musicians. There is a drummer at the drum set to her proper right and on her proper left Richard Pablo Landrum plays the Bongo drum set; behind Landrum stands a tambourine player wearing a color-block scarf; seated at Landrum’s proper left is a guitarist. On the white reverse of the photograph is an inscription in turquoise felt tip pen at the top: [Terri Carrington, Richard Pablo Landrum / Ebony 4-77]. A black ink stamp identifying the photographer, G. Marshall Wilson, is marked in the middle.

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