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| Joe Venuti | Primary Artist, Primary Artist, Violin |
| John Bunch | Piano |
| Dick Hyman | Piano |
| Bucky Pizzarelli | Guitar |
| Milt Hinton | Bass |
| Cliff Leeman | Drums |
| Bobby Rosengarden | Drums |
| Zoot Sims | Tenor Saxophone, Track Performer |
| Spiegle Willcox | Trombone |
| Rudy Vallée | Composer |
| Joe Venuti | Contributor |
| Fred Miller | Engineer |
| Jon Bates | Contributor |
| Gary Giddins | Liner Notes |
| Hank O'Neal | Producer, Contributor |
| Herman Ruby | Composer |
| Joseph Meyer | Composer |
| Michael Brooks | Liner Notes |
| Charles Henderson | Composer |
| John DeVries | Cover Design |
Editorial Reviews
All Music Guide - Scott Yanow
Violinist Joe Venuti's three recordings with tenorman Zoot Sims are all quite joyful and exciting. This Chiaroscuro recording matches the pair with pianist John Bunch, bassist Milt Hinton, drummer Bobby Rosengarden and, on "Don't Take Your Love from Me," trombonist Spiegel Willcox who was then 73. The small-group swing performances have plenty of life and more often than not are hard-swinging.