Artist:
Count Basie & The Kansas City 7
Genre: Jazz
Release Date: 1939
Label: Vocalion [Vinyl Vaults]
Catalog Number: 5118
Recording: Studio
Sound: Mono
Length: 03:12
Format: Digitized 78
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Amoeba Review
05/19/2015
This 1939 Vocalion 78 from Count Basie & The Kansas City Seven was composed by and primarily features the great Lester Young on sax. Young swoops and dips his way through a series of chord changes based on the Gershwins' "I Got Rhythm," all to dazzling effect.
