Dan Gould

He is not.

Ding. Ding.

Unfortunately none of your guesses are correct but thanks very much for your comments, I am glad such a high percentage of tunes were "hits" for you.

Same engagement, a week later, last time bebop this time "Idaho".

Let's get into some hints as we await a couple of regular participants (and still holding out for @Big Al. Daahoud tracks: Both recorded in the 1980s by labels in California not named Concord. One of the trumpeters heard on one of the tracks performed quite a bit with Basie toward the end of his performing days. Tracks 5 (Id'd as Lester Leaps In) features a European and two American ex-pats. Track 14 was for the Brits. Track 10 includes someone best known for composing a standard from the 40s that has been covered by vocalists ever since. Some IDs should certainly be forthcoming now, if anyone cares.

Now I am told on the FB Rare Jazz Photos page that to the right of Blue is Tommy Turrentine.

You put a lot more attention to these then I do! Thanks for your comments, a couple of specific reactions above.

Thanks for your comments so far, @mikeweil

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Was it some butt-hurt NY writer who denied Ichiro a unanimous ballot? Because let's be honest, Ichiro is equivalent to (and defensively, light-years ahead of) Jeter as HoF candidate.

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Almost forgot @mikeweil

Ten days to go and I am ... @Big Al @tkeith @randyhersom@webbcity

Certainly think it looks like him, and wiki says he played with Bostic after high school and before Silver so it fits 1953 time frame. Which I may have neglected to mention.

I believe so (and Loren Schoenberg did also). But my first instinct was on the trumpeter, in the profile shot.

trumpeter at center and alto are the question marks. The others I have no idea about.

Guesses?

Hour and a half interview with our own Chris Albertson on Bessie Smith https://aviary.library.vanderbilt.edu/collections/2137/collection_resources/140891

That's the presumption, or perhaps drug-related theft? Bill Doggett said on the WKCR memorial broadcast that "Everybody that met Percy loved him. Now some of the things that happened later on in his life people didn't necessarily like, but Percy as an individual was a beautiful person." That suggests to me it wasn't a stretch for possession. He was well liked. Everybody that met Percy loved him. You know, some of the things that happened later on in his life people didn't necessarily like, but Percy as an individual was a beautiful person. A wonderful man, a wonderful friend, a wonderful musician.

I have not as I do not have enough personal info for such a thing. I do have hope - at least some - that a Percy France interview exists in the Schaap archive and will appear at the Vanderbilt website some day. Allen Lowe told me that he did record an interview with France but he has never found cassette. Phil Schaap would have been a great source but his physical decline was well under way when the website was still under construction. I was told that Phil was invited to dinner with Percy's parents at one time so his was a pretty personal relationship. A good example of the missing information is that it has been said by about every musician asked that they 'heard' Percy spent time at Riker's Island, the (especially now) infamous NYC jail. But nobody seems to know what put him there.

More Percy uploaded from the Schaap Collection, this time two tracks from one of the best, and to me, most surprising WKCR broadcasts: Percy as sideman with Harry "Sweets" Edison. Three tracks on the short broadcast (and the only disappointment was that it was only 30 minutes, along with the fact that track three was a Sweets feature, no Percy).

Cat Sank is a phonetic spelling (more or less) of four and five in French.