This is a nice album from fairly early in Tony's career, and fairly late in Count Basie's. The count himself is only a factor in a couple of selections, although his orchestra is present throughout...but don't buy this one for Basie, buy it for Bennett. There are two numbers on here I have never liked much: "Chicago" and "Jeepers Creepers." However, I must say that I do like what Tony Bennett does with both of them. He is also super with "Anything Goes" and "I Guess I'll Have to Change my Plans." I can't fault his version of "I've Grown Accustomed to her Face" except to say that as a fan of "My Fair Lady" from the late 50's to the present, I prefer Rex Harrison's talk/sing rendition to any other style. Some of the less well-known songs on here are also quite interesting. I gave it four stars instead of five simply because it is short by modern CD standards...but it is a consistently pleasant and strong half-hour of jazz vocals.