Jimmy Rushing, vocals; Buck Clayton, trumpet; Dickie Wells, trombone; Julian Dash, tenor saxophone; Sir Charles Thompson, piano; Jo Jones, drums; Gene Ramey, bass
Gee, Baby, Ain’t I Good To You gives us the other half of that wonderful evening of October 30, 1967 in the Fine Recording Studio on West 56th St. in Manhattan when the tapes rolled while Rushing and his old Basie bandmates, Dicky Wells, Buck Clayton, and Jo Jones reunited and entertained a select audience with relaxed, freewheeling renditions of classics from the blues and swing lexicon. [The rest of the concert is available on Who Was It Sang That Song? (80510).]
The spontaneous and inspired interaction of the Basie Men and their cohorts made for an evening bubbling over with good spirits, musical and otherwise－captured for posterity and presented here for your listening pleasure. Rushing even takes a rare turn at the keyboard on Tricks Ain't Walkin' No More. Step back in time and join the party. Cheers!
The Jimmy Rushing All Stars: Gee, Baby, Ain't I Good To You
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Track Listing
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Gee, Baby, Ain't I Good to You
Don redman
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MJR Blues
Jimmy Rushing
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Tricks Ain't Walkin' No More
Jimmy Rushing
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St. James Infirmary
Irving Mills
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One O'Clock Jump
Count Basie
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Who's Sorry Now?
Bert Kalmar
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These Foolish Things
Harry Link
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I Ain't Got Nobody
Spencer Williams
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Good Morning Blues
Count Basie Jimmie Rushing
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