Justifiably overshadowed by the peerless album (which featured ) from a year before, still holds its own with an appealing selection of fine jazz and bossa nova cuts. Unlike the first album's seamless collaboration by , , and , here and turn in separate sets recorded live at Carnegie Hall in October of 1964. Backed by a stellar quartet comprised of vibraphonist , bassist , and drummer turns in a sparkling performances on the seldom covered ballad while stretching out nicely on his original blues swinger With the support of bassist and drummer displays his subtle vocal and guitar talents on a set of bossa nova favorites, including his own 's An appealing title amongst 's many bossa nova outings, but not an essential one. Newcomers should definitely start with the album before checking this one out. ~ Stephen Cook