The "Kind of Blue" musicians appeared together in further recorded ventures through the 1960s. Davis had made a rare post-1953 sideman appearance in 1958 on Adderley's "Somethin' Else" album; Evans and Adderley collaborated on the latter's LP "Know What I Mean?" from 1961. Kelly and Chambers backed Hank Mobley on "Soul Station" in 1960, and Evans and Chambers played on the sessions for "The Blues and the Abstract Truth" by Oliver Nelson in 1961. The rhythm section of Kelly, Chambers, and Cobb backed Coltrane for "Coltrane Jazz" and one track on his landmark "Giant Steps", which featured Chambers throughout. That trio stayed with Davis for the recordings "Someday My Prince Will Come" and the live sets at the Blackhawk and at Carnegie Hall.