This 1955 release, the first of two albums James would record for the Treasury label, found the bandleader and his orchestra tackling a baker's dozen of standards.
- The album was recorded in Hollywood on April 25 and 26, 1955.
- Treasury Jazz was a short-lived label imprint of the larger RCA Victor label.
- The album was released August 27, 1955.
Harry James was a bandleader and trumpeter who led one of the most popular American big bands of the swing era. At the time of this release, James's band was still a going concern, though the popularity of big bands had waned considerably since their 1940s heyday.
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