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Thanks, ubu. I got the disc a couple of years ago. Jaedig was part of Tete's quintet from October 1961 to April 1962, alongside altoist Dick Spencer, bassist Peter Trunk and drummer Alfonso Bleses. They played regularly at the Jamboree (Barcelona) and recorded a wonderful EP for Zafiro: Z. E. 297 — Tete Montoliu Y Su Quinteto in February 1962.

Marge Simpson Ned Flanders Edna Krabapple

Eddie Bert Eddie Condon Eddie Heywood

As a sucker for liner notes, discographical info and artwork, I absolutely agree with you, ubu!

Claude Debussy Pierre Boulez Olivier Messiaen

Jack The Bear Paul Seminole Abba Labba

Dick Hyman Dick Wellstood The Dick Dickler

This evening I'll cross my fingers for Chelsea. After what they did to Real, I can't blame you for that... Amen to that!

This evening I'll cross my fingers for Chelsea.

Dan Morgenstern Ed Berger Vincent Pelote

From CDBaby: DAVE TUCKER: Meadow Lark EVAN PALAZZO: Finding His Stride MIKE LIPSKIN: Spreading Rhythm Around MIKE LIPSKIN & DINAH LEE: A Sweet Beginning NEVILLE DICKIE: Stridin The Blues Away PAUL ASARO: Parlor Piano Solos STEPHANIE TRICK: Hear That Rhythm!

Big Sid Catlett Cozy Cole Zutty Singleton

Looking through these three pages, you can find several more pics from that jam session: http://images.google.com/images?sa=4&i...k+source%3Alife Thanks everybody for their input!

George Wettling has been suggested as the man behind the piano.

Ralph Lalama La Lola se va a los puertos Lola Flores

Scott Fitzgerald Scott Hamilton Byron Scott

And also Tiger Rag and All That Jazz - Condon, Eddie (Pacific/Mighty Quinn) Like Pres - Quinichette, Paul (United Artists/Mighty Quinn) And His World Famous Jazz Band 1943 -"Davison, ""Wild"" Bill" (World Transcription/Jazzology) Lady of the evening -"Davison, ""Wild"" Bill" (Fat Cat/Jazzology) And His Jazzologists -"Davison, ""Wild"" Bill" (Jazzology) 'S Wonderful -"Davison, ""Wild"" Bill" (Jazzology) Showcase -"Davison, ""Wild"" Bill" (Circle/Jazzology)

Jamie Cullum Jim Cullum John Sheridan

Keeper of the Flame Flaming Sword Warm Valley

Moonraker Chet Baker Chet Atkins

Now available from JazzLoft:

Louis Prima Joe Primrose Rose of Cimarron

BBS, you are right, it is Hot Lips Page. Hot Lips is more identifiable on another image from the same jam session (image link does not work). Closer look to the two trumpeters confirms one of them is Hot Lips Page: Big size image

Yes! (see my previous reply). He was on alto in the Coleman Hawkins' proto-bop recording sessions for Apollo that produced Woody'n you, Bu-dee-daht and Yesterdays (Feb. 16, 1944) and Disorder at the border, Feeling zero and Rainbow mist (Body and soul) (Feb. 22, 1944). And he recorded again on alto circa 1956 for Imperial: