This fine session dating from 1952 finds the "Wild Man of the Tenor Saxophone" in a particularly exuberant mood. Cobb and his band romp through seven tunes including those most associated with Cobb, "Go Red Go", "Smooth Sailin'" and others. Then, Dinah Washington comes out for her set and sings a handful of her tunes ("Only a Moment Ago", "Make Believe Dreams") before spying trumpeter Cootie Williams in the audience and inviting him up for a "run-for-cover" jam on "I Got It Bad". A rare slice of jazz history, restored to the catalog after an absence of more than two decades.

Arnette Cobb- tenor saxophone; Dinah Washington- vocals; Cootie Williams- trumpet

Tracks: Jumpin' the Blues; Cocktails for Two; Smooth Sailin'; Go Red Go; Someone to Watch Over Me; When I Grow Too Old to Dream; The Shy One; It's Too Soon to Know; Only a Moment Ago; Make Believe Dreams; Journey's End; It's Magic; I Got It Bad.

 Go Red Go

 It's Too Soon To Know

 It's Magic