Trigger Alpert

A native of Indianapolis, Alpert attended Indiana University, where he studied music. In 1970 he became a professional photographer. ==Discography==

As leader • Trigger Happy! (Riverside, 1956) As sideman With Coleman Hawkins • The Hawk Talks (Decca, 1952–53 [1955]) With Mundell Lowe • The Mundell Lowe Quartet (Riverside, 1955) • Guitar Moods (Riverside, 1956) • New Music of Alec Wilder (Riverside, 1956) With Glenn Miller • 1987 Major Glenn Miller & the Army Air Force Band (1943–1944) • 1992 Moon Dreams • 1995 In True Stereo • 1996 1935–1942 • 1996 ''We're Still in Love'' With Ella Fitzgerald • 1993 75th Birthday Celebration • 1994 The War Years • 2003 How High the Moon • 2011 The Complete Masters 1935–55 • 2004 Ella and Satchmo With Buddy Rich • 1988 Gene Krupa & Buddy Rich • 1991 ''Buddy Rich & His Legendary '47–'48 Orchestra'' • 2008 Quiet Riot With others • 1955 ''Swingin' 30s'' Ray McKinley • 1999 1945–1947, Roy Eldridge • 1992 Doc Severinsen and Friends, Doc Severinsen • 1998 1944–1946, Muggsy Spanier • 1998 ''Swingin' with the Eel'', Bud Freeman • 1999 1946–1947, Johnny Guarnieri • 1999 East Coast Sounds, Zoot Sims • 2001 1927–1946: His Best Recordings, Frankie Trumbauer • 2003 1944–1952, Budd Johnson • 2003 1947–1950, Pearl Bailey • 2003 Jazz!!!, Frank Sinatra • 2003 Piano Prodigy, Mel Powell • 2004 By Arrangement, Billy May • 2006 1951–1954, Artie Shaw • 2007 Always, Ralph Flanagan ==References==