Frank Driggs, record producer and collector of jazz photographs, has died:
He trafficked in photographs from other genres too, like rock and country, because the market would bear them even if he personally could not. Visiting Mr. Driggs for a 2005 profile, a writer for Smithsonian magazine noted that in one cabinet Billy Strayhorn, the composer of “Lush Life” and “Take the A Train,” sat in front of Barbra Streisand.From September 2005, here’s the Smithsonian piece: Jazz Man.
“As well he should,” Mr. Driggs muttered in reply.
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