is one of 's lesser known albums for , combining two separate trio sessions from 1954 and 1957. The earlier date includes pianist (who also worked with singers like , , and , plus bassist and drummer . 's lush ballad technique is in full force in "Lover Man," "Polka Dots and Moonbeams," and "Body and Soul," while she scats in a midtempo setting of "If I Knew Then (What I Knew Now)" and her own "Shulie a Bop." The second trio include pianist , bassist . Aside from a brisk, miniature treatment of "Linger Awhile" and a playful setting of "I Cried for You," the session is highlighted by a breezy "All of Me." is in terrific form throughout both dates, with the songs mostly running around the three-minute mark. ~ Ken Dryden