I heard Jaws so often here in Vienna at Jazzland.  I have this, but with another  cover. It is Jaws with the Tommy Flanagan Trio. I got it signed from Jaws. He asked me for my name and wrote a nice dedication. 

Thanks for the heads up

Now listening to Jolivet's Second Cello Concerto with Rostropovich:

Saw Coleman with the remains of the Bad Plus a few weeks back, playing Jarrett's music from his American Quartet days.  Overall, an enjoyable concert.  This may be the first time I've seen Coleman live. I'll be heading over to the Rex to catch Allison Au play on Friday and probably the set afterwards, depending on how tired I am. The following week it's Kirk MacDonald and Pat LaBarbera doing their annual Coltrane tribute at the Jazz Bistro with Neil Swainson on bass and Terry Clarke on drums.  Terry actually sat in once with Coltrane, though he was hardly a regular...

Just watched Steve Coleman, with Jonathan Finlayson on trumpet, Rich Brown on electric bass, and Sean Rickman on drums. The gig was at Ronnie Scott's.  Some very good tunes, which really made me realise how much Coleman in practice owes to his elder namesake Ornette Coleman (even if he himself maybe prefers comparisons to Charlie Parker). But the band lost the audience quite badly in the last quarter of the show with some ill judged audience participation. It was quite a harsh turn.