Talk:Jamil Nasser

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On Westons Little Niles album, he is credited as Idrees. Why? -- Room 608 19:36, 21 April 2014 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by Roomsixhu (talk • contribs)

===Answer:=== Trumpeter Idrees Sulieman is a different person from bassist Jamil Nasser. Both musicians played on 'Little Niles', with Nasser credited as 'George Joyner', his given name, and the name he used professionally through about 1964.

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