This 1962 release captures Lambert, Hendricks & Ross at their most electrifying, showcasing their signature blend of hard-swinging bebop and witty, intricate vocal interplay. It remains a definitive statement from one of jazz's most innovative vocal groups.
- The album was produced by veteran Columbia Records producer Irving Townsend, known for his work with Miles Davis and John Coltrane.
- Featuring a tight rhythm section, the album includes standout tracks such as 'Moanin'' and 'Summertime', which became signature tunes for the trio.
- Upon its release, the album was lauded by critics for its innovative approach to vocalese and its impeccable musicianship.
Lambert, Hendricks & Ross were a groundbreaking vocal jazz trio formed in the late 1950s, known for their virtuosic vocal improvisations and sophisticated arrangements. This 1962 release found them at the peak of their powers, solidifying their reputation as leaders in the contemporary jazz scene.
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