The most obscure group that drummer led actually recorded four albums in 1960; a quintet with tenor saxophonist (then a complete unknown), his brother on trumpet, trombonist and bassist . Strange that this Enja release is the only one of their recordings thus far to appear on CD. Although the playing of is not at the same innovative level as 's prior group with and , they come up with consistently fresh statements during the well-rounded set and the tenorman was already instantly recognizable. Highlights include a couple of drum features, two compositions ( "The Villa") and "Night in Tunisia." ~ Scott Yanow