Don Cinderella, on the other hand, seems to have dropped out of the music business entirely sometime in the late '60s. Discographies of jazz recording activity have tracked him to three sessions in the first half of that decade. One of these involves backing up the obscure jazz singer Jacy Parker, who created one album for Verve entitled Spotlight on Jacy Parker. The bassist is heard here as part of a rhythm section that also features the well-prepared drummer Sticks Evans. Another rare LP featuring the bassist was a jazz piano session highlighting the tinkling of keyboard maestro Jack Gamba. As for actually collaborating with his brother, a 1959 tour with saxophonist Gil Melle featured both brothers in the band.