Hardbopjazz

Three pages of responses already. I haven't look yet at the other answers. Here are my feeble guesses. Although I do know a few since I have the recordings. 1. No idea yet 2. No idea yet 3. I have the CD, in face all of Shepp and Parlan’s CD. Shepp and Parlan. 4. Is this Ben Webster. Don’t know who the other sax player is. I don’t recognize the playing. 5. Like the tune please don’t talk about me. Don’t know who this is. 6. Don’t know. 7. Willow Weep For me King Curtis. I have this CD. 8. Horace Silver's Sister Sadie. Don't know who it is. 9. Gene Harris/3 Sounds. I need to listen to my 3 Sounds records to find which one this is from. I knew there had to be a Gene Harris on this somewhere. 10. Don't know. 11. Don't know. 12. Don't know 13. Don't know. Nice set of music in this BFT. Now I will look at the other replies. Edit # 8. More than likely it isn't him, but is it Joe Pass? I have a recording of him playing this some with a trio or quartet. I can't find the CD now to see if it is him.

As a kid I saw Al perform Take 5 on a PBS program around 1975/1976, and I started to get hooked on jazz as a result of this. I couldn't find that video. This one is close enough.

R.I.P. Al.

This was done three posts above.

Happy Birthday, Michael. No better way to celebrate a birthday then with a gig. But the snow hampered that on Thursday.

R.I.P. Buddy

Happy Birthday,