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Everyday I Have The BluesJoe Williams/Count Basie
Release Date: 10/23/2007
Original Release:
2007
# of Discs:
1
J&R Item # 1005051_CD
UPC # 5099950482627
Label: Roulette Records
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Every Day I Have the Blues - (with Joe Williams/Count Basie & His Orchestra)
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Baby, Won't You Please Come Home - (with Joe Williams/Count Basie & His Orchestra)
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It's a Low Down Dirty Shame - (with Joe Williams/Count Basie & His Orchestra)
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Gee Baby, Ain't I Good to You - (with Joe Williams/Count Basie & His Orchestra)
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Confessin' the Blues - (Bonus Track, with Joe Williams/Count Basie & His Orchestra)
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Five O'Clock in the Morning - (with Joe Williams/Count Basie & His Orchestra)
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How Can You Lose - (Bonus Track, with Joe Williams/Count Basie & His Orchestra)
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Performer: Joe Williams/Count Basie
Producer: Michael Cuscuna; Teddy Reig Distributor: EMI Music Distribution Notes: Recording information: Capitol Studios, New York (09/19/1957); Studio A, Universal Recording, Chicago (09/24/1959). Joe Williams emerged as a jazz/blues singer of the first rank on the 1950 Verve album, COUNT BASIE PLAYS... JOE WILLIAMS SINGS, which, not coincidentally, established the newly refurbished Basie band--the so-called "New Testament" edition--as an up-to-date force to be reckoned with. On this well-produced Roulette title from 1959, Williams and the band reprise their former hit "Everyday I Have The Blues" as a swinging kick-off to an exuberant set of familiar blues and R&B standards. Williams's burnished, elastic voice is in peak form as he essays the '30s Basie classic "Good Morning' Blues" (a nod to the great Jimmy Rushing) as well as Big Joe Turner's "Shake, Rattle & Roll" and "Cherry Red." The crisp arrangements by Frank Foster, Ernie Wilkins, and Thad Jones emphasize the bold interplay of brass and reeds, and the superior remaster captures this great band's colorful bite in all its glory.
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