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Title: Rollins caught "in the moment"
Review: Of all of Rollins' albums this is my personal favorite. Despite being a studio album, it captures the fire and passion and serendipitous inventiveness that are the hallmarks of his best playing in person. Along with Rollins, the chemistry of J.J. Johnson as 2nd horn player, of both Horace and Monk (on the same track!), and of the forever insistent Art Blakey is an unusually potent mix. And who better to capture the explosive result than jazz' and Blue Note's ace recording engineer, Rudy Van Gelder? More than the "classic" Rollins of "Blue 7," "Tenor Madness," "The Bridge," etc., this is living testimony to the power of the man's playing. "Why Don't I" and "You Stepped Out of a Dream," in particular, are likely to produce the same amount of adrenaline today as when the album was first released.
