Rare 1980 White Label Promo Still In Shrink Wrap. LP Appears Unplayed. Pepper Adams Had A Demonstrably Heavier Tone On The Baritone Sax Compared To The Better-Known Gerry Mulligan And Had Much Fewer Opportunities To Record As A Leader, Though He Obviously Ranks Among The Most Important Players On The Instrument. This 1980 Studio Date With Tommy Flanagan, George Mraz, And Leroy Williams Is A Stimulating Outing, Dominated By The Leader's Originals. "Bossaallegro" Is A Breezy Bossa Nova, While The Bittersweet Ballad "Lovers Of Their Time" Suggests The Influence Of Billy Strayhorn, Who Is Represented With A Mellow, Loping Arrangement Of "Chelsea Bridge." A Romp Through "My Shining Hour" Closes The Date With A Flourish. First Copy We Have Seen In Over Ten Years.