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Let the Good Times Roll by Helen HumesHelen Humes had been retired for several years (and off record since 1961) when she began her comeback with this set. Recorded for the...
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Helen Humes had been retired for several years (and off record since 1961) when she began her comeback with this set. Recorded for the French Black & Blue label and made available domestically on a Classic Jazz LP, the album mostly features the veteran swing singer doing remakes, some of which top her earlier versions. Louis Jordan's "They Raided the Joint" is an exciting opener and is matched by "That Old Feeling," "Ooo Baba Leba," "He May Be Your Man" and Humes' classic "A Million Dollar Secret." Particularly strong assets in her notable backup group are tenorman Arnett Cobb, guitarists Al Casey and Clarence "Gatemouth" Brown, pianist Jay McShann and organist Milt Buckner. Wonderful music that deserves to be made widely available.
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| Key Information | |
| Number of Discs | 1 |
| Artist | Helen Humes |
| Record Label | Black And Blue - (import) |
| Genre | Jazz Vocal |
| Subgenre | Classic Jazz Vocals |
| Release Date | May 09, 2000 |
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