This is a great leader album by Lem Winchester, a vibraphone player who was originally a police officer but emerged on the jazz scene in the 1950s and possessed the skills to rival the then-dominant Milt Jackson. The album features a quintet of heavyweights: Benny Golson (ts), Tommy Flanagan (p), Wendell Marshall (b), and Art Taylor (ds). Among the tracks, "Will You Still Be Mine" showcases Winchester's bluesy and raw vibraphone playing at a fast tempo. Benny Golson's unique "Golson style" resonates throughout, and Flanagan, known for his work on many famous albums, provides excellent support, enhancing Winchester's performance. US New Jazz 8223 OJC-1719 stereo The original was released in 1959, but this is a 1986 OJC reissue. The jacket shows signs of aging, with fading and yellowing on the right side. The record itself is in good condition with minimal noise. Enjoy the high-quality stereo sound.