Early flyer for Bill Whisling's "Club Hawaii", 6507 Sunset Blvd., Hollywood.

The Warne Marsh Quintet played here from September 1956 - April 1957. Adverts for Whisling's can also be found with the Whistling's spelling.

Extract from Down Beat magazine March 21,1957.

John Tynan reviews the group playing at Bill Whisling's club in Hollywood.

Warne and Joe Maini - circa 1960's

Drummer's identity unknown.

Photo courtesy of Mark Traversino.

April 29, 1975. Warne Marsh Quartet appearing at a jazz and film concert at Caltech Campus, Pasadena.

Courtesy of Kirk Silsbee.

Den Haag, Netherlands

7 December 1975

Edo Essed - Lee Konitz - Warne Marsh

Photo courtesy of Edo Essed.

1. Cover of the programme for the appearance of the Warne Marsh Quartet at Sittingbourne, Kent, England. 21 December 1975

2. Programme for Sittingbourne concert, 21 December 1975.

This concert was described by Alun Morgan in Safford Chamberlain's book "An Unsung Cat".

At the Corner House, Whitley Bay, England

22 December 1975

First tune of the evening - "Wow!"

Lee Konitz, Dave Cliff, Al Levitt & Warne Marsh.

Photo: Jack Goodwin

At the Corner House, Whitley Bay, England

22 December 1975

Early evening - Warne still wearing a cardigan!

Photo: Jack Goodwin

At the Corner House, Whitley Bay, England

22 December 1975

Lee Konitz, Al Levitt, Warne Marsh, and Peter Ind.

Photo: Jack Goodwin

At the Corner House, Whitley Bay, England

22 December 1975

Warne Marsh and Peter Ind.

Photo: Jack Goodwin

At the Corner House, Whitley Bay, England

22 December 1975

Lee Konitz and Warne Marsh with Dave Cliff behind Lee.

Photo: Jack Goodwin

Al Levitt, Lee Konitz, Warne Marsh.

1976 during their tour of the Netherlands.

Lee Konitz & Warne Marsh.

1976 during their tour of the Netherlands.

Warne with Peter Ind

The North Sea Jazz Festival, Den Haag, Netherlands, 18 July 1976.

Warne Marsh - Pete Christlieb Quintet

Donte's, N. Hollywood, October 7th. 1976.

Warne Marsh, Pete Christlieb, ts; Lou Levy, p; Fred Atwood, b; John Dentz, d.

Photo courtesy of Mark Weber.

Lou Levy with the Warne Marsh - Pete Christlieb Quintet, Donte's, N. Hollywood, Octber 7th. 1976.

Photo courtesy of Mark Weber.

Warne Marsh at his Pasadena studio. 15 December 1976.

Photo courtesy of Mark Weber.

Warne Marsh. Pasadena. 15 December 1976.

Photo courtesy of Mark Weber.

Los Angeles Times advert for Donte's - w/c Feb. 6th. 1977.

Courtesy of Mark Weber.

Warne & Gary Foster, Donte's, February 6th.1977.

Warne Marsh tenor sax; Gary Foster alto sax; Alan Broadbent piano; John Giannelli bass; Nick Ceroli drums.

Photo courtesy of Mark Weber.

Warne Marsh-Gary Foster Quintet.

April 28, 1977 Dabney Hall, Cal Tech, Pasadena.

Gary Foster, alto; Warne Marsh, tenor; Alan Broadbent, piano; Jim Hughart, bass; Nick Ceroli, drums.

Photo courtesy of Mark Weber.

Warne Marsh taught his students in room 412 here (circled) in the early 1980's.

Warne Marsh & Joshua Breakstone.

Warne Marsh (extreme right), Joshua Breakstone, guitar, Earl Sauls, bass, Taro Okamoto, drums.

"Far & Away Club", Cliffside Park, New Jersey.

February 26 or 27 1982.

Photo courtesy of Joshua Breakstone.

Warne Marsh at the Star Highs" recording session Monster, Netherlands, August 14, 1982.

'Theater Pepijn', Den Haag, Holland, 3 April, 1983

Newspaper cuttings about the tour.

Post card to James from Lou Levy.

Reverse side of post card.

Sent from London 15 April 1983

James Martin

In Studio 44, Monster, Holland making the "A Ballad Album" recording 7 April 1983.

'Donte’s', Lankershim Blvd, North Hollywood, California. 1984.

Courtesy of Charlie X http://Charliex.com

Hyatt Hotel, Sunset Boulevard, West Hollywood. Courtesy of Joel Mark.

Warne Marsh entering George Ziskind's New York apartment - October 17th. 1984.

Photo courtesy of George Ziskind.

Painting of Warne Marsh by Charles Coffman, Venice, California.

Courtesy of Charles Coffman.

The tenor harmony part for "Wow" - in Warne Marsh's hand.

Courtesy of Gary Foster.

Warne Marsh-Harold Land Quintet April 12 1985, Hyatt Hotel, Sunset Boulevard, W. Hollywood.

Gildo Mahones, piano; Bob Maize, bass; Albert "Tootie" Heath, drums.