Larry Ridley: It was a club that wasn’t really noted for presenting a lot of jazz. But how that came about was several of the musicians that were living in  Brooklyn, like  Bobby Timmons’ wife  Stella [Estelle Timmons], and  Freddie Hubbard’s wife at the time  Brenda [Hubbard], and  Cedar Walton’s wife, they had a club -- and  Charles Davis’ wife [ Lori Samet Davis], I think she was involved as well – they had formed a club called the  Club Jest Us. They were musicians’ wives who wanted to do something to promote their husband’s careers and so they rented the  Club La Marchal in order to present this evening, which ended up being called “The Night of the Cookers” and that recording [where Harold Mabern was also present]. Freddie had the foresight to record that;  Orville O’Brien did the recording and then what came out on the recording was  Rudy Van Gelder remastered it from the original tapes had put together. I thought at first that the early mastering of it by  Rudy [Van Gelder], to me it lost some of the fidelity that  Orville [O’Brien] had gotten, but  Rudy [Van Gelder] remastered it later.