This album, as the title suggests, is a popular recording by guitarist Johnny Smith, known for his moody sound, recorded in 1956. He taught himself guitar and was a major success, especially in the 1950s. Listening now, it has an easy-listening jazz feel, different from modern jazz guitarists, but his light touch and chord playing create a soft, dreamy sound that is unique. The selection includes standard masterpieces such as "What's New," "I'll Remember April," "Lover Man," and "Sophisticated Lady." The performances are well-balanced, ranging from slow to medium tempo, and you can enjoy the nostalgic mood that flows throughout the album. Although there are no member credits, the piano, bass, and drums provide solid support. US Original Royal Roost LP 2215 mono The pasted coating jacket shows signs of aging, with scratches, yellowing, stains, writing on the back, and tears, and has been repaired with tape on three sides. The record has scratches overall, and there is some crackling and surface noise in places. Because it is mono, it is not as noticeable as it might seem, but please refrain from purchasing if you are at all concerned. The jacket, featuring a guitar with a beautiful tiger stripe pattern, is full of atmosphere.