This is a live performance circa 1964 (I have been unable to nail down the exact date). The even is the After Hours Concert at the Esquire Theater in Los Angeles and is much wider than Just McCann. This concert (and to a degree album) has some historic significance because McCann introduces Monty Alexander whose debut album was recorded at the same concert - both for the Pacific Jazz label. Alexander 'borrowed' McCann's rhythm section that was comprised of Victor Gaskin on bass and Paul Humphrey on drums.Aside from the playing this album has wonderful ambiance from the crowd. I will say that if you dislike crowd noise and interaction you are NOT going to like this album. I thought it added to the listening pleasure, but have to admit that it's a bit much in spots. Otherwise the album has excellent sound quality.At the time of this review there are no sound samples or a track list on this page. There are entire tracks floating around on the web that are easy to search out, and the track list is:A1 El Soulo 3:16A2 Lavande 6:40A3 Spanish Onions 8:50B1 Get Them Grits 4:30B2 I Am In Love 5:30B3 Arabella 5:43B4 Maxie's Farewell 5:15With the exception of Cole Porter's I Am In Love, the album contains all of McCann's own compositions.