The album alternates between vocals and instrumentals, with Hamp taking almost all the solos on the latter, which include “Just One of Those Things,” “Cookin’ in the Kitchen,” “Beulah’s Boogie,” “It Might as Well Be Spring,” “Red Top” and “Someday.” Bennett is warm and enchanting, especially on “Another You,” a Brazilian-flavored “Bill Bailey” and “Together.” Good as the album is, however, there’s even more to savor--a thirty-minute companion DVD that explains more fully how the albums came about and shows Hamp and Bennett in action, so to speak (even though a large part of the footage has obviously been re-created, Bennett is lip-synching the lyrics--some in Hamp‘s kitchen!--and several clips of Lionel leading his band were clearly borrowed from other sources and are unrelated to these sessions).