Yessir, That's My Baby

• Artist: Count Basie with Oscar Peterson
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• Release Date: February 21, 1978
• Total Time: 43:37
• Type: Instrumental
• Genre: Jazz

Review

From the same week that resulted in Night Rider and Timekeepers, this is the fifth album that documents the matchup of Count Basie and Oscar Peterson. The two pianists (backed by bassist John Heard and drummer Louis Bellson) play five standards and three blues with predictable swing, finding much more in common with each other than one might have originally suspected. ~ Scott Yanow, All Music Guide

Tracks

Track Title	Composers	Performers	Time
Blues for Roy	Count Basie, Oscar Peterson	Count Basie, Oscar Peterson	(6:00)
Teach Me Tonight	Sammy Cahn, Gene DePaul	Count Basie, Oscar Peterson	(3:57)
Joe Turner	Count Basie, Oscar Peterson	Count Basie, Oscar Peterson	(8:58)
Blues for C.T.	Count Basie, Oscar Peterson	Count Basie, Oscar Peterson	(2:53)
Yes Sir, That's My Baby	Walter Donaldson, Gus Kahn	Count Basie, Oscar Peterson	(5:35)
Tea for Two	Vincent Youmans, Irving Caesar	Count Basie, Oscar Peterson	(5:49)
After You've Gone	Henry Creamer, Turner Layton	Count Basie, Oscar Peterson	(5:09)
Poor Butterfly	John Golden, Raymond Hubbell	Count Basie, Oscar Peterson	(5:16)

Credits

Count Basie (?), Oscar Peterson (Piano), Oscar Peterson (Organ), Oscar Peterson (Performer), John Heard (Bass), Count Basie (Organ), Count Basie (Piano), Count Basie (Performer), Oscar Peterson (?), Louie Bellson (Drums)

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