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" Esquire&amp;#039;s January 1959 all-jazz issue remains one of the most memorable in the magazine&amp;#039;s history. In it, an article on the golden age of jazz was accompanied by a photograph shot (and conceived) by novice photographer Art Kane. Take a look at the photo above.  Look at a larger version of the photo here. See that guy sitting on the curb? That&amp;#039;s Count Basie. The guy on the right sticking out his tongue? Dizzy Gillespie. The photo captured an unprecedented gathering of four decades of jazz musicians on a stoop in Harlem and is the subject of the Oscar-nominated film by Jean Bach, A Great Day in Harlem, showing tonight at the IFC Center in New York City.  And check out the diagram below to see who else appears in the pic.  "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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