Spellbinding. Soulful. Sensuous. After decades of charming jazz and blues audiences around the world, the incomparable Ernestine Anderson still has it all. From her R&B roots with Russell Jacquet, Johnny Otis and others through her stint with Lionel Hampton, Ernestine has established herself as one of the great vocal stylists in jazz. She has recorded with Quincy Jones, Gigi Gryce, Hank Jones, Ray Brown, George Shearing and countless others. Here, with music director Rodney Jones, Ernestine displays her consummate artistry on a selection of jazz standards each imbued with a healthy dose of Ernestine's acute sense of the blues line. Hear the voice Quincy Jones called "honey at dusk" on Ernestine Anderson's auspicious HighNote debut.

With Donald Harrison- alto sax; Lafayette Harris- piano; Rodney Jones- guitar; Chip Jackson- bass; Carl Allen, drums

Tracks: The Party's Over; Nightlife; Love Makes the Changes; This Time the Dream's On Me; Wonder Why; Bargain Day; Everybody Eats When They Come to My House; So Long; Easy to Remember; Sunny Side of the Street

 Wonder Why

 It's Easy To Remember

 This Time the Dream's On Me

 Bargain Day