The album 'It's My Way' was recorded in 1969 and released by Solid State Records, a subsidiary of United Artists. Dizzy Gillespie leads a sextet that includes saxophonist James Moody and pianist Mike Longo, showcasing a blend of bebop and contemporary jazz.
The album's title reflects Gillespie's intention to assert his personal style during a period of change in jazz, with influences from funk and soul. The recording took place in New York, though exact studio details are not documented.
Despite not being one of his most famous works, 'It's My Way' is valued by collectors for its energy and the chemistry among the musicians. No records of awards or chart positions have been found.