Still Jumpin' The Blues

Jay McShann, a legendary figure in the world of blues, jazz, and swing, delivers a vibrant and energetic performance in his 1999 album "Still Jumpin' The Blues." Collaborating with the talented Duke Robillard and the soulful Maria Muldaur, McShann brings together a stellar lineup that includes John Packer on bass and Marty Richards on drums, creating a rich and dynamic sound that spans across various genres. The album features 11 tracks, each showcasing McShann's mastery of the piano and his ability to blend different musical styles seamlessly. From the upbeat "Goin' To Chicago" and the classic "Moten Swing" to the soulful "Sunny Side of the Street" and the poignant "Trouble In Mind," the album offers a diverse range of musical experiences. The inclusion of "Hootie's Christmas Prayer" adds a festive touch, while the interview with Jay McShann provides a fascinating glimpse into the mind of this musical legend. With a duration of just over an hour, "Still Jumpin' The Blues" is a testament to Jay McShann's enduring talent and his ability to captivate audiences with his music.