The Archive

Carlos Malcolm. Carlos Malcolm (trombone) and Desmond Dekker (mic) on stage, 1965. Backstage at the Jamaican Hit Parade with contestants, Regal Theatre, Kingston, 1959. Carlos Malcolm and His Afro-Jamaican Rhythms at the Glass Bucket Club, Kingston. The full band on stage at the Glass Bucket Club, Kingston. “The Wicked Four” — four trombonists in unison. Carlos Malcolm (trombone), Tony Gregory (mic), Carl “Cannonball” Bryan (alto sax). Carlos Malcolm & His Afro-Jamaican Rhythms, 1963. Four architects of ska — L to R: Sterling (alto sax), Johnny Moore (trumpet), Prince Buster (singer), and Carlos Malcolm (arranger). On stage at the New York Hilton, 1964. Backstage on trombone with artists from the Jamaican Hit Parade, which he helped organize, 1959. Hon. P.J. Patterson, Prime Minister of Jamaica, presents Carlos Malcolm with a Lifetime Award for musical excellence and promoting Jamaican music internationally. Mixing session at Capitol Records, Los Angeles — with studio tech and Robert Way. Carlos Malcolm and Robert Way discuss a musical score before recording. With singer Ken Lazarus (right). With the late jazz great James Moody and his wife at the Ocho Rios Jazz Festival. Before videotaping of the musical Harriet Tubman — discussing the score with director Fred Pinson and authors Drs. John and Alice Johnson. Discussing his score before taping of Harriet Tubman with director Fred Pinson and writer Dr. Alice Johnson. Carlos Malcolm with Philip Chen and a friend. Portrait of Carlos Malcolm. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. Carlos Malcolm, studio portrait. Carlos Malcolm with family, in the studio. Carlos Malcolm with family, in the studio. Carlos Malcolm, studio portrait. Carlos Malcolm with son Leighton, in the studio. Carlos Malcolm with son Leighton, in the studio. Carlos Malcolm at a recording session. Carlos Malcolm and Brandon Phillips of Brandon and the Hurricanes promote the Trinidad Carnival Celebrations, Manhattan, New York, February 1966. Carlos Malcolm with Boris Gardner. Carlos Malcolm with Freddy McGregor. Carlos Malcolm wearing his Order of Distinction pin, awarded by the Jamaican Government. 2006 — demonstrating his “bak2bay6” education program to academicians at Victoria University, Melbourne, Australia. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. Carlos Malcolm teams up with violinist Zimbobway in the King Kingston Orchestra. © 1998 Athanasius Recording Company. Ocho Rios Jazz Hall of Fame induction with James Moody, June 1996. Carlos Malcolm & The KingKingston 20-Piece Orchestra and Chorus. Carlos Malcolm rehearses the KingKingston Orchestra at the University of San Diego. Carlos Malcolm — Composer/Director. Carlos Malcolm explains, as the MSO plays — Australia. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. © 1965 The Gleaner Co. Ltd. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. Bustin’ Outta the Ghetto — album cover. Carlos Malcolm and His Jamaica Brass! — album cover. The Royal Ska: Original Recordings ‘63–‘65 — album cover. Rucumbine — album cover. Ska-Mania: The Sound of the Soil — album cover. Space Flight — album cover. Carlos Malcolm with Phillip Chen. From the Carlos Malcolm archive. Picture from Gallery. Picture from Gallery. Picture from Gallery. Picture from Gallery. Picture from Gallery.