Is Bunny Berigan taking a solo on this Red Nichols

[BERIGAN]

This song being track 5, Singing a Happy Song, right after the 2 minute mark.

http://music.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=music.artistalbums&artistid=20618042&albumid=12339796

(did ya know you could listen to complete albums for quite a few artists on myspace??? I sure didn't til a few weeks ago-yeah, before you anyone says it, I know this isn't the complete album)

Sure as hell sounds like it to me, but I can't find any info about him being on this recording!

Here is the amazon info for this now out of print cd, with some performers mentioned on the back...

http://www.amazon.com/Red-Nichols-Jack-Teagarden-College/dp/B0011DDB1A/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&s=music&qid=1279643578&sr=1-1

Thanks for any help!

[Harold_Z]

It starts right at 2:07 and it's definitely not Red. At 2:13 he doees a little rip that is a Bunny trademark. BUT imho it's a Bunny influenced horn, not Bunny - the rest of the solo isn't up to Bunny's talent.

[Stereojack]

It starts right at 2:07 and it's definitely not Red. At 2:13 he doees a little rip that is a Bunny trademark. BUT imho it's a Bunny influenced horn, not Bunny - the rest of the solo isn't up to Bunny's talent.

I agree with Harold Z. The solo is Berigan-esque, but Bunny would definitely be stronger and more self-assured.