Aint The Gravy Good - Jazz In New York: The 1930s @RichardPite
Aint The Gravy Good - Jazz In New York: The 1930s  @RichardPite
Uploaded July 2015 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Ain't The Gravy Good - Jazz In New York: The 1930s. Enrico Tomasso performing this cheeky 1938 hit for Cootie Williams and His Rug Cutters. Performed here at the 2014 Whitley Bay Jazz Party and featured in The Jazz Repertory Company concert Jazz In New York: The 1930s (Cadogan Hall, 19th September 2015):

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