Rel. date: 11-06-2008 (originally released in 1960)

2008 Japanese limited edition 5-track LP pressed on 180gram VIRGIN VINYL, expertly remastered by Tohru  Kotetsu, originally released on Blue Note in 1960, issued to commemorate the 100th anniversary of Blue Note founder Alfred Lion, superbly presented in deluxe high gloss pasted card picture sleeve with insert + obi strip.

Tracks:
01.  The Congregation
02.  Latin Quarter
03.  I'm Glad There Is You
04.  Main Spring
05.  It's You Or No One
06.  I Remember You

Johnny Griffin is one of the fastest, sharpest tenor saxophonists to emerge in the fertile 1950s. His third and final Blue Note recording is one of a handful that sported a cover illustration by the then struggling artist Andy Warhol. The quartet date with Sonny Clark and Paul Chambers is a relaxed, mature affair that ranges from the gospel-flavored title tune to a beautiful "I'm Glad There Is You" and an up-tempo "It's You or No One." Added to the original album is "I Remember You,"