Unearthed after half a century lost in the vaults, this live recording may not represent the very best of either artist, but it's a lot better than a mere souvenir. Both were hugely popular in 1962 and they epitomised the long-standing connection between jazz and popular song, soon to be severed. Each performs his own set, including his hit number (San Francisco and Take Five respectively), with an unshakable poise that carries over into their duet spot at the end. The ease, unselfishness and complete lack of superstar pomposity in these four numbers is quite inspiring.