"There'll Be Some Changes Made" pl by Donald Lambert, Vocal by Jimmy Rushing

Recorded at Wallace's Tavern sometime between 1956 and 1962 by Frank Wallace, unfortunately the vocals are not very clear on here. It was speculated by Jordi Suñol that Jimmy Rushing is on vocal. from the Ballance collection of Donald Lambert.

[@dinahlee3793]

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[@swingyoucats]

OH MY GOD, an expression I rarely use. YES, that is Jimmy Rushing. What a delight! Thank you, Sterling!

[@SugarBearMosher]

Could you elaborate what makes you so sure it is Jimmy Rushing? I do not doubt at all, I just never listened to Rushing enough to identify his voice! Is it a certain boom? A certain range?

[@swingyoucats]

@@SugarBearMosher listen to any of his recordings from the Fifties (I would put this as late Fifties) and he is unmistakable.

[@SugarBearMosher]

Wonderful. Thanks for the confirmation, daddy o ​@swingyoucats