Dexter In Radioland vol. 4 “...This music here, recorded for Danish radio, all comes from 1964, when Dexter was at what we see with hindsight to have been both the zenith of his career and probably the happiest time of his life....” (Steve Voce, JAZZ FM)

“This excellent series of records which starts with a Montmartre Jazzhus live date from 1962 documents the way in which Gordon was playing when he arrived in Europe....his big tone failing to disguise his natural lyricism and his ability to brand a ballad his own. ....The support he received throughout this series was good and one can almost race the main group’s progress as the series unfolds...” (Barry McRae, Jazz Journal)

“Some might criticise that Dexter put out too many albums but this recording I cannot do without...” (Jyllandsposten) “...a thoroughly satisfying late-night-set.” (Michael Tucker, Jazz Journal International) Previously issued on SCCD 31224 & SCCD 31226

“Admirable!” (Jazz Magazine) “..Miles Davis is not a notable enthusiast of singers, but one exception was Shirley Horn, a Washington-based improviser (on piano as well)...” (Nat Hentoff, Modern Recording & Music) Previously issued on SCCD 31257 & SCCD 31164

“Buck Hill is one of the most notable ‘regional’ jazzmen in America…” (The Penguin Guide to Jazz) “…the saxophonist is continuously improving…his contribution is ever convincingly superb..” (Jazz Magazine) Previously issued on SCCD 31160 & SCCD 31173

This is the second release from the night at Montmartre Jazzhus (earlier release is “Daybreak” SCCD 31142) by the best Chet Baker Trio of this period. “...he sounds masterful, and is ably accompanied by Raney’s soft-bop guitar and NHØP’s towering bass...” (The Penguin Guide to Jazz - new edition)