Re-mastering by Ron McMaster at Capitol Studios Cool jazz meets swing on this memorable but long out-of-print LP. Valve trombonist Bob Brookmeyer, tenors Al Cohn and Paul Quinichette, pianist Nat Pierce, guitarist Jim Hall, bassist Addison Farmer and drummer Osie Johnson perform four songs associated with the late-'30s Count Basie Orchestra plus a couple of numbers ("A Blues" and "Travlin' Light") that are sung by the underrated vocalist Big Miller who was making his recording debut at the time. Scott Yanow/AMG Tracklisting Side A : 1. Jumping At The Woodside 2. A Blues 3. Blue And Sentimental Side B: 1. Doggin’ Around 2. Moten Swing 3. Travlin’ Light Personnel: Bob Brookmeyer, valve trombone / Al Cohn, tenor saxophone / Paul Quinichette, tenor saxophone / Nat Pierce, piano / Jim Hall, guitar / Addison Farmer, bass / Osie Johnson, drums / Big Miller, vocals Format: 180 gram LP x 1 standard sleeve Recorded at Olmsted Studios, New York City on October 23, 1958 Recording engineer: Dick Olmsted Produced by Jack Lewis