Look for Common Practice from the Ethan Iverson Quartet with Tom Harrell. 

The full personnel is: Ethan Iverson, piano; Tom Harrell, trumpet; Ben Street, double bass; Eric McPherson, drums. A live in the Vanguard album — the Village Vanguard is generally reckoned to be the greatest jazz club in the world for live jazz recordings.

Track titles include George Gershwin’s ‘The Man I Love’, taken very slowly, ‘Polka Dots and Moonbeams,’ Denzil Best’s ‘Wee’ + a brace of Iverson originals. 

Iverson writing on his blog Do the Math in 2016 noted: “When I was in high school I went every summer to the Jamey Aebersold Jazz Camp in Elmhurst, Illinois. The very first time I was placed in David Baker’s combo. 

“David Baker was a thrilling personality. He had hung out and played with major jazz figures, and we loved hearing him tell stories about the masters from the vantage point of being a casual friend.  

“One day that week Baker came in and began singing Denzil Best’s ‘Wee’ to us. No chart: We had to learn it by ear, and deal. The next day he made us play Lee Morgan’s ‘Ceora’ in all twelve keys.

“Baker was also a serious composer. I had yet to become immersed in classical music, but Baker gave me a book that was a strong indication that I should investigate more 20th-century composition.”