This 1962 album captures jazz trumpeter Carmell Jones in a moment of focused, hard-swinging bebop. It was recorded for the small Chicago label The Jazz Corner.
- The album was recorded on April 6, 1962, at United Sound Studios in Chicago. It features Harold Mabern on piano, Bob Cranshaw on bass, and Walter Perkins on drums. "Business Meetin'" was Jones's second album as a leader, following his debut "Jones-ing" from 1961.
- The album was released on the small Chicago jazz label The Jazz Corner. This was one of several albums Jones would record in the early 1960s before his move to Europe.
- The sessions for "Business Meetin'" took place at United Sound Studios in Chicago. The lineup featured Harold Mabern on piano, Bob Cranshaw on bass, and Walter Perkins on drums.
Carmell Jones was a jazz trumpeter from Kansas City, known for his lyrical improvisations. "Business Meetin'" was released early in his career, after he had relocated to Germany but before his profile grew in the United States.
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