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The Coltrane’s had a recording studio in the basement of the home of Dix Hills. Thanks to Fuji, we have some photos of the studio as photographed by Akiyoshi Miyasita which were published in Swing Journal.
These photos are scanned from the Swing Journal article. Mr. Miyasita has generously offered to make these originals and many others available for viewing to help in the preservation effort.
Click here to see the color photos of the Home
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The musician area of the studio. Grand piano, Harp (background), microphones.
On the left side is a fireplace (not shown), but you can see a seating area next to the fireplace hearth
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Similar photo showing more of the right side of the studio. The harp appears to be covered.
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Photograph Akiyoshi Miyasita, courtesy of Swing Journal and Fuji
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Photo taken from the fireplace looking to the right.
The harp can be seen behind the piano.
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Photograph of Alice taken in the recording engineer’s area of the studio, which was behind glass, on the opposite side from the photos above.
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Photograph Akiyoshi Miyasita, courtesy of Swing Journal and Fuji
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