Jimmy Rushing, Every Day - 1h 1m 44s

Tracks & Durations

1. Evenin'	7:32
2. Good Morning Blues	5:19
3. See See Rider	5:13
4. Take Me Back Baby	2:39
5. Sent for You Yesterday	3:39
6. Roll 'Em Pete	4:34
7. Sometimes I Think I Do	6:34
8. Take Me With YOu Baby	5:01
9. My Friend Mr. Blues	5:50
10. Every Day	6:10
11. Don't Cry Baby	5:55
12. Rock and Roll	3:11

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Review

Anytime Jimmy Rushing stepped to the microphone, he seemed absolutely able to overwhelm with a booming blues shout. Instead, he'd notch it back a bit, still grabbing a lyric but giving it a hug along with a shoving shout. On the 12 tracks on Every Day (and the 12 on a companion CD, Oh Love), Rushing fronts all-star, midsize bands and barrels away on the vocals splendidly. John Hammond produced these sessions in 1956 and '58, giving the band lots of room to solo--with trombonist Lawrence Brown and tenor saxist Buddy Tate standing out spectacularly--and focusing Rushing on some classic blues. "See See Rider" is stunning, and "Sent for You Yesterday" has an unhurried, freewheeling flow that the band digs deeply. This Kansas City-spurred band revels in Count Basie's often relaxed, punching swing, and Rushing bellows up front with such assurance that these count among his best sessions on record. --Andrew Bartlett

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