Jerry Vezza has tried something on "You Are There" that is so old that it is new. He took himself and his three band mates into a studio, gathered them all into a single room, and actually recorded an album with the players feeding off each other face-to-face, just as they would at a gig. What you get is a feeling of spontaneity and togetherness that is so sorely lacking on many current recordings. Vezza, accompanied by frequent cohorts Frank Noviello on vocals, Tom DiCarlo on bass and Glenn Davis on drums, consistently demonstrates why he has developed a loyal following. (from album notes)