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Note 1: Eddie Costa, piano; Ronnie Free, drums; Bill Takas, bass; Freddie Greenwell, sax; CDI: 1. Blues with piano, bass, drums only. "Fred's on his way up the stairs" "Yeah, I just saw him on 34th Street." 2. Same tune with Greenwell playing sax 3. Same again, teaching the tune. "12 bar" "traditional blues" CDII 1. "coffee" "Star Eyes" great music and then talk. 2. "Like Someone in Love" good music 3. short, all small talk.

Note 1: January 1960.Freddie Redd and other musicians. W. Eugene Smith. CDI: 1. Music and talk 2. Party noise, talking and playing. Trumpet sax, drums piano "Ros" (Roswell Rudd) "going to get a little drink" 3. All right "Ron" . 4. Party noise and talking. Smith to "Dave" "Hey Dave, why don't you get your piano...let's all go downstairs and ..that big Baldwin piano" "we're going to carry it." "brand new Baldwin" "Bill" "Larry" (Pierce? Shustak?) CDII: 1. starts midsong 2. Piano and talk. "that's my cat" 2 pianos?, bongo drums? 3. Maniacal W. Eugene Smith rambling with bongo drum accompaniment

Note 1: January 1960. Freddie Redd - tenor,(Ira?) Jackson , Ronnie Free (drums), Al Neese - trumpet, Don Ferrara - trumpet; "many trumpets." CDI 1. Midsong. "Lover Come back to me" humming pianist. 2. same 3. lots of post song talk CDII 1. starts midsong, someone enters at 4:20 ends with dialog and some trumpet 2. Another song