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Bette Midler, Lionel Hampton, Clams on the half shell on Broadway, 1975

Bette Midler, Lionel Hampton, Clams on the half shell on Broadway, 1975 - Main image
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Category: Morrison Hotel Gallery

This black-and-white photograph by Allan Tannenbaum captures a moment from a 1975 Broadway performance featuring Bette Midler and Lionel Hampton, with the playful title referencing clams on the half shell. The image reflects the vibrant cultural scene and city nightlife of the era, with dramatic lighting and an atmospheric crowd.

  • Black-and-white fine art photograph by Allan Tannenbaum
  • Depicts Bette Midler and Lionel Hampton in a 1975 Broadway setting
  • Evokes classic style and artistry of 1970s music and performance
  • Available in multiple sizes: 13x19, 17x22, 20x24, 24x36, 33x44, and 44x66
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Customer Reviews (4.8 / 5 · 4 reviews)

Steven ★★★★★

I was thrilled to find this classic shot of Bette Midler and Lionel Hampton—the way the stage lighting catches their expressions feels incredibly intimate. It arrived well-packaged and looks fantastic framed in my hallway.

George ★★★★★

The contrast in this photo is stunning, really making the joy on Bette Midler's face pop against the dark stage. I've always loved her early work, and this shot from that 1975 show captures such a raw, playful energy. It's already one of my favorite pieces on the wall.

Joseph ★★★★★

The way Tannenbaum caught both the comic energy of Midler and the swinging cool of Hampton in one freeze frame is remarkable for a live stage shot from 1975. The black-and-white print has a documentary rawness that makes it feel like you're right there in the crowd. It's already hanging in my hallwa