by Richie UnterbergerThis is a pretty mellow set of bluesy jazz, with Jack McDuff on organ, Wendell Marshall on bass, Alvin Johnson on drums, and Bill Jennings' brother Al Jennings on vibes. McDuff switches to the piano for one number, the Jennings brothers' "Billin' and Bluin'," which, as the title suggests, is as downhome blues as this album gets. Jennings is more of a tasteful player than a fiery one, but he does crank up the heat for some rapid-fire single-note lines on "Fiddlin'" and "Alexandria, Virginia." Jessie Stone's easy-trotting "Cole Slaw" might get more time (eight minutes) than it merits, but things wrap up on a perkier note with the gently rolling Latin rhythms of "Hey Mrs. Jones." Prestige's 1999 expanded CD reissue of the album adds the entirety of the previous Enough Said! recorded just five months prior to Glide On with the same musicians (with the exception of Al Jennings).