Indeed, through his work with artists such as Louis Armstrong, Hines was responsible for establishing the piano framework that stood as an example of how to play with real swing, real jazz, and real versatility in any setup. Here, we see him in the 60s, demonstrating that he had lost none of the jubilance, precision and flair of his younger days. Joined by Roland Haynes and Wallace Bishop, he reels off standards, as well as playing a medley of Fats Waller songs, from one legendary pianoman to another.