Two young jazz enthusiasts are completely absorbed in the music. – Vintage Photograph

On November 18, 1959, two people were seen lost in the music at the University 1422 Club in an unknown city. The phrase “real gone” has a special meaning in jazz circles, referring to someone who is completely absorbed in the music. In this case, it seemed that they were so “gone” that they didn’t even hear when asked for their names.On November 18, 1959, two people were seen lost in the music at the University 1422 Club in an unknown city. The phrase “real gone” has a special meaning in jazz circles, referring to someone who is completely absorbed in the music. In this case, it seemed that they were so “gone” that they didn’t even hear when asked for their names.

Dimensions: 16.7 x 21.7 cm

IMS SKU: SCAN-NQOX-04921333

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18 NOV 1959 doyquamariaarmann 18 NOV 195o UNIVERSITY 142 Club In jazz circles they have an expression ” real gone,” mean- ing “thoroughly absorbed.” These two were so “gore ” that they just didn’t hear when asked their names. ey with Prealfags