Bassist. Trefor Fingers Williams (1949-2017) was a highly regarded double bassist known for his contributions to the British and European jazz scenes. Originally from Essex, Williams studied double bass with one of London's top session musicians and worked with many top-line artists, including Kid Thomas Valentine, Wild Bill Davison, and Sammy Rimington. He was a member of several notable ensembles, including Phil Mason's New Orleans Allstars and the Max Collie Rhythm Aces. Williams was celebrated for his versatile playing style, ranging from traditional New Orleans slap-style accompaniments to swinging, sensitive plucked, and bowed backings. His contributions to jazz music left a lasting impact, earning him a reputation as an accomplished and respected bassist.