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Title: Reminiscin' on Buck and the All-star Jams..
Review: This is a well recorded, swinging session from 1961. I have not seen too many Clayton All-Star Jams reissued, so this is as close as it may get. Buddy Tate, in the first track, "Rompin' At Red Bank" 'tips his hat' to Lester by playing the signature riff from "Afternoon of a Basie-ite". Barring any other reissues of Buck's legendary (and prolific) All-Star recordings - one in particular, with Ruby Braff, and even Jimmy Rushing is stunning for its feel and flawless master recording (on Columbia LP) would really be nice to see, but this one serves well. Sir Charles Thompson, Gene Ramey, and Gus Johnson definately "Blow The Blues".
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