Cleo Laine Collection

Jazz singer Cleo Laine pictured with her new baby daughter Jaqueline. 6th February 1963

Cleo Laine pictured during a rehearsal of "No Love Left". 4th September 1958
Cleo Laine pictured during a rehearsal of " No Love Left". 4th September 1958

Johnny Dankworth and Cleo Laine at The Variety Club of Great Britain annual show business awards ceremony at The London Savoy Hotel

A Midsummer Nights Dream, pictured Cleo Laine. 26th September 1967

Beaulieu Jazz Festival. Pictured, singer Cleo Laine. August 1959

A rehearsal of "Flesh to a Tiger", a West Indian play which is to have its
A rehearsal of " Flesh to a Tiger", a West Indian play which is to have its premiere at the Royal Court Theatre on May 21st. Pictured, Cleo Laine who plays " Della". 20th May 1958

Swinging Farewell To Duke. Londons famous church St. Martin s-in-the-Fields was filled with swinging sounds. The occasion was a memorial service for American bandleader Duke Ellington who died

Beaulieu Jazz Festival. Pictured, Johnny Dankworth, Cleo Laine and Brother Williams. 30th July 1961

Band leader Johnnie Dankworth and his wife, the singer Cleo Laine, pictured with their new born son. 18th May 1960

Singer Cleo Laine at the Chelsea Flower Show. 18th May 1981

Cleo Laine opens "London Entertains". The festival is designed to create a
Cleo Laine opens " London Entertains". The festival is designed to create a greater appreciation of each others cultures for the people of London

Singer Cleo Laine with her husband Johnny Dankworth. 19th March 1958

A rehearsal of "Flesh to a Tiger", a West Indian play which is to have its
A rehearsal of " Flesh to a Tiger", a West Indian play which is to have its premiere at the Royal Court Theatre on May 21st. Pictured, a " sacrificial scene" with a live kid

Bandleader Johnny Dankworth and singer Cleo Laine gave away a big secret a few hours before they were pictured together at a BBC radio rehearsal. The secret - they were married on Tuesday

Swinging Farewell To Duke. Londons famous church of St. Martin s-in-the-Fields was filled with swinging sounds. The occasion was a memorial service for American bandleader Duke Ellington who died

Cleo Laine, Brecon Jazz Festival, 1995. Creator: Brian Foskett
Cleo Laine, Brecon Jazz Festival, 1995

John Dankworth, Norwich, July 2007. Creator: Brian Foskett
John Dankworth, Norwich, July 2007

John and Alec Dankworth, Brecon Jazz Festival, Wales, 1995. Creator: Brian Foskett
John and Alec Dankworth, Brecon Jazz Festival, Wales, 1995

Spike Heatley and Ronnie Stephenson, Dankworth Big Band, Marquee Club, London, 1960

Alec Dankworth, The Rhythmic, London, 1996. Creator: Brian Foskett
Alec Dankworth, The Rhythmic, London, 1996

Cleo Laine, Brecon Jazz Festival, Wales, 1995. Creator: Brian Foskett
Cleo Laine, Brecon Jazz Festival, Wales, 1995

John Dankworth, Norwich, Norfolk, July 2007. Creator: Brian Foskett
John Dankworth, Norwich, Norfolk, July 2007

John Dankworth Band, Sunday night sessions, Marquee Club, London, 1960. Creator: Brian Foskett
John Dankworth Band, Sunday night sessions, Marquee Club, London, 1960

Cleo Lane, Johnny Dankworth Band, Sunday Sessions, Marquee Club, London, 1960. Creator
Cleo Lane, Johnny Dankworth Band, Sunday Sessions, Marquee Club, London, 1960

John Dankworth, Brecon Jazz Festival, Wales, 1995. Creator: Brian Foskett
John Dankworth, Brecon Jazz Festival, Wales, 1995

Cleo Laine, Dorchester, London, 1975. Artist: Brian O Connor
Cleo Laine, Dorchester, London, 1975. Dame Cleo Laine, Lady Dankworth, DBE is an English jazz and pop singer and an actress, noted for her scat singing and for her vocal range

Jacqui Dankworth, 2009. Artist: Alan John Ainsworth
Jacqui Dankworth, Coventry Jazz Festival, Belgrade Theatre, 2009

Cleo Laine, London, 1971. Artist: Brian O Connor
Cleo Laine, London, 1971

Cleo Laine, The Globe, London, 1975. Artist: Brian O Connor
Cleo Laine, The Globe, London, 1975. Dame Cleo Laine, Lady Dankworth, DBE is an English jazz and pop singer and an actress, noted for her scat singing and for her vocal range

Cleo Laine and John Dankworth, The Globe, London, 2000. Artist: Brian O Connor
Cleo Laine and John Dankworth, The Globe, London, 2000

Cleo Laine and Alec Dankworth, Brecon Jazz Festival, Powys, Wales, 2008

Cleo Laine and Alec Dankworth, The Globe, London, 2000. Artist: Brian O Connor
Cleo Laine and Alec Dankworth, The Globe, London, 2000

Cleo Laine, Brecon Jazz Festival, Powys, Wales, 2008. Artist: Brian O Connor
Cleo Laine, Brecon Jazz Festival, Powys, Wales, 2008

Cleo Laine, The Globe, London, 2000. Artist: Brian O Connor
Cleo Laine, The Globe, London, 2000

Cleo Laine, The Globe, London, 2000. Artist: Brian O Connor
Cleo Laine, The Globe, London, 2000

Cleo Laine, John Dankworth, Tim Garland and Alec Dankworth, The Globe, London, 2008

Cleo Laine and John Dankworth, Brecon Jazz Festival, Powys, Wales, 2008

Jacqui Dankworth, 2010. Artist: Alan John Ainsworth
Jacqui Dankworth, Coventry Jazz Festival, Belgrade Theatre, 2010

Cleo Lane, 2008. Artist: Alan John Ainsworth
Cleo Lane, with John Dankworth Orchestra and Guy Barker, Gateshead International Jazz Festival, 2008

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Jazz singer Cleo Laine, known for her incredible vocal range and captivating performances, is pictured here with her new baby daughter Jaqueline on February 6th, 1963. This snapshot captures a tender moment in the life of this talented artist as she balances motherhood with her thriving music career. In another photo taken in Dorchester, London in 1975 by artist Brian O'Connor, we see Cleo Laine exuding elegance and grace. Her poised demeanor reflects the sophistication and class that have become synonymous with her name. Cleo Laine's musical prowess was not limited to solo performances; she often collaborated with other renowned artists. One such collaboration was captured at The Variety Club of Great Britain annual show business event where she shared the stage with Johnny Dankworth. Their chemistry on stage was palpable as they delivered an unforgettable performance that left audiences wanting more. The versatility of Cleo Laine's talent extended beyond jazz music. In a photograph from September 26th, 1967, we see her taking on the role of Titania in "A Midsummer Night's Dream. " Her ability to seamlessly transition between genres showcased her artistic depth and versatility. Cleo Laine's early career can be traced back to the Beaulieu Jazz Festival in August 1959 where she captivated audiences with her soulful voice. This image captures a young Cleo Laine at the beginning stages of what would become an illustrious career filled with countless accolades and achievements. Not only did Cleo Laine excel as a singer but also embraced acting opportunities like "Flesh to a Tiger, " a West Indian play which held rehearsals before its debut. Her dedication to honing her craft across various art forms solidified her status as one of the most versatile performers of our time. One iconic moment in Cleo Laine's career came during Londons famous church St when she bid farewell to Duke Ellington in a swinging tribute.