The final Riverside release of
Wes Montgomery material (before the important label went completely bankrupt) was similar to his debut four years earlier: a trio with organist
Melvin Rhyne and an obscure drummer (this time
George Brown). In general, the music swings hard (particularly the two versions of "The Way You Look Tonight"), and is a worthy if not essential addition to
Wes Montgomery's discography. He would have a few straight-ahead dates for Verve, but this release was really the end of an era. ~ Scott Yanow