- Deed I Do
- Gee Baby Ain't I Good to You?
- I Can't Believe That You're in Love with Me
- I Want a Little Girl
- The Red Door
- Goin' to Chicago
- I Cried for You
- Everyday I Have the Blues
- It's Noteworthy
- Good Morning Blues
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Zoot Sims Sax (Tenor)
Mousie Alexander Drums
Dave Frishberg Piano
Al Cohn Sax (Tenor)
John Beal Bass
Major Holley Bass
Count Basie Composer
J. Rushing Composer
J. Sims Composer
M. Mecher Composer
W. Hirsch Composer
Jimmy McHugh Composer
Don Redman Composer
Abe Lyman Composer
Arthur Freed Composer
Gerry Mulligan Composer
Peter Chatman Composer
Jon Rosenberg Audio Engineer,Remastering
Eddie Durham Composer
F. Rose Composer
Clarence Gaskill Composer
Joe Fields Audio Production,Producer
Andy Razaf Composer
B. Moll Composer
Keiji Obata Design
Jack McKinney Liner Notes
Chuck Stewart Photography
Jack Bradley Photography


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Overview
Jimmy Rushing made his mark singing the blues with Count Basie, though he recorded a number of memorable records under his own name during the last two decades of his life. Fortunately this compilation of live performances (presumably from New York City club remote radio broadcasts circa 1965-1970) shows Rushing was still very much in top form late in life, and here he's joined by tenor saxophonists Al Cohn and Zoot Sims (who frequently worked in clubs with the singer), pianist Dave Frishberg, bassist Major Holley, and drummer Mousie Alexander. The eight songs are all favorites recorded by Rushing and likely performed countless times during his career. The singer opens with a rousing "'Deed I Do," swinging like mad, followed by a sincere "Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You?" with Cohn and Sims working their magic behind him. The vocalist's rendition of "I Want a Little Girl" is heartfelt, while he shows his playful side with "Goin' to Chicago," backed by Frishberg's blues-drenched piano, and the loping "Every Day I Have the Blues" is a spirited take of one of Rushing's signature songs. Two instrumental tracks, highlighted by Sims' "The Red Door" (co-written with Gerry Mulligan), feature the saxophonists with Alexander and an unidentified pianist and bassist. The audio quality is typical for a '60s broadcast, but fans of Jimmy Rushing will be delighted with these long-hidden treasures. ~ Ken Dryden
Product Details
Release Date: | 04/07/2009 |
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Label: | HIGHNOTE |
UPC: | 0632375719623 |
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Album Credits
Performance Credits
Jimmy Rushing Primary Artist,VocalsZoot Sims Sax (Tenor)
Mousie Alexander Drums
Dave Frishberg Piano
Al Cohn Sax (Tenor)
John Beal Bass
Major Holley Bass
Technical Credits
Gus Arnheim ComposerCount Basie Composer
J. Rushing Composer
J. Sims Composer
M. Mecher Composer
W. Hirsch Composer
Jimmy McHugh Composer
Don Redman Composer
Abe Lyman Composer
Arthur Freed Composer
Gerry Mulligan Composer
Peter Chatman Composer
Jon Rosenberg Audio Engineer,Remastering
Eddie Durham Composer
F. Rose Composer
Clarence Gaskill Composer
Joe Fields Audio Production,Producer
Andy Razaf Composer
B. Moll Composer
Keiji Obata Design
Jack McKinney Liner Notes
Chuck Stewart Photography
Jack Bradley Photography
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