This album is appropriately named, as it's got lots of great interplay among the players on it. Jim Hall, Bill Evans and Freddie Hubbard just feed off each other, and at times it's not entirely clear who's the soloist and who's comping. The rhythm section provide a solid foundation underneath. The recording is warm, very present sounding, and gives the listener the feel of being in a nice jazz club, with Jim mixed stage left, Bill stage center, Freddie stage right, and Jones slightly left and the bassist right.

Stevie Wonder's debut album, released when he was 11, is still an amazing musical document, showcasing his skills as a percussionist (drums and bongos), chromatic harmonica player, keyboardist (piano and organ), and composer – and he was prodigious in all four categories.

Aja is the 1977 album by American rock band Steely Dan. This is a 180g audiophile pressing remastered by Cisco Records in 2007, transferred as 24-bit/96kHz files.