This 1961 album finds Garland in a more relaxed, breezy mood, trading solos with his collaborators in a set that leans more towards a relaxed swing than hard bop.
- The album was recorded on October 1, 1961, in New York City.
- The sessions featured tenor saxophonist Harold Land and trumpeter Kenny Dorham.
- The album was released on Black Sheep Music.
Red Garland was a jazz pianist from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, known for his sophisticated, blues-inflected style and his work with Miles Davis. He was a prominent figure in the hard bop scene of the 1950s.
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