Pianist Oscar Peterson, drummer Ed Thigpen and bassist Ray Brown perform. Four unidentified men are on the stage in the background. Inmates sitting on bleachers and a high wall connected to a guard tower are visible in the background.
Pianist Oscar Peterson stands beside Felix Grant. An upright bass lays on its side in the grass behind Peterson. Inmates sitting on bleachers and a high wall connected to a guard tower are visible in the background.
Pianist Oscar Peterson walks away from bleachers as Felix Grant walks behind him. Unidentified man in suit walks towards bleachers. Inmates seated in bleachers and standing guards in uniform are visible in the background.
Felix Grant stands beside unidentified man. Four sock cymbals, one cymbal, a snare drum, two instrument cases and a stick bag surround Grant and unidentified man. Inmates sitting on bleachers are visible in the background.
Left to Right: Inmate, Father Carl J. Breitfeller, inmate, unidentified man, photographer, guitarist Charlie Byrd and Felix Grant (Master of Ceremonies) on stage. Father Breitfeller, organizer of Lorton Jazz Festival and Catholic Chaplain, Government of the District of Columbia, The Department of Corrections, The Reformatory Division, Lorton, Virginia, accepts an award from inmate. Inmates sitting on bleachers, and a guard tower are visible in the background. Inscribed on bass drum: "S.P. / 2nd"
Vocalist Ella Fitzgerald stands in front of bus. The circular logo on bus reads "District of Columbia Department of Corrections." Smiling bus driver and seated inmates are visible in the background.
