5 Facts About Sinatra and Basie's *It Might as Well Be Swing*

It was their second collaboration, not their first Sinatra and Count Basie first worked together on 1962’s Sinatra-Basie. It Might as Well Be Swing was the follow-up.

The chemistry remained electric Despite being a second pairing, the album captures the same tight, swinging energy as their debut.

Quincy Jones arranged the album Jones handled the arrangements, bringing a polished yet lively sound that complemented both Sinatra’s vocals and Basie’s band.

It features classic Sinatra standards Tracks like “Fly Me to the Moon” and “The Good Life” showcase the duo’s effortless interplay.

The title track is a standout “It Might as Well Be Swing” itself is a perfect example of their synergy, with Sinatra riding the rhythm section like a pro.