This 1992 CD is a throwback to Harry Connick's earlier sets for it mostly features the pianist-vocalist on a solo set of standards. Ellis Marsalis drops by to back Connick's vocal on "Stardust," Connick accompanies Johnny Adams' singing on "Lazybones," and "On the Atchison, Topeka and the Santa Fe" is a trio outing with tenor saxophonist Ned Goold and bassist Ray Brown. Otherwise it is all Connick and he sounds in good form on such tunes as "Music, Maestro, Please," "On the Street Where You Live," "After You've Gone" and "Muskrat Ramble." It is a pity that Connick has not continued in this direction. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide
Ellis Marsalis (Piano), Joe Lopes (Mastering), Johnny Adams (Vocals), Sandy Palmer Grassi (Engineer), Harry Connick, Jr. (Vocals), Sandy Palmer (Engineer), Arnold Levine (Art Direction), Ned Goold (Sax (Tenor)), Vincent Caro (Engineer), Sara Rotman (Design), Harry Connick, Jr. (Piano), Tracey Freeman (Liner Notes), Gregg Rubin (Mixing), Herb Ritts (Photography), Gregg Rubin (Engineer), Tracey Freeman (Producer), Carl Glanville (Assistant Engineer), Harry Connick, Jr. (Organ), Ray Brown (Bass)
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