All Aboard

1	The Indigo Swing 2:46
2	(Today's the Day) I'm Glad I'm Not Dead 4:03
3	How Lucky Can One Guy Be? 3:13
4	Blue Suit Boogie 3:53
5	Baron Plays the Horses 3:01
6	That's Where My Money Goes 2:56
7	Hot in Harlem 4:00
8	Regular Joe 3:26
9	What's the Matter Baby 3:20
10	The Way We Ought to Be 2:12
11	Violent Love 3:45
12	Drinkin' It Up 2:02
13	So Long! 4:10
14	Memory of You 4:02

Barnes & Noble

San Francisco's Indigo Swing is the scene's new traditionalists; its reverent mix of brushed-snare rhythms, snappy horn charts, and old-timey singing sounds at times lifted straight off a vintage 78. On standout tracks like "How Lucky Can One Guy Be" and "What's the Matter, Baby," the sextet achieves not just the sound of classic '40s swing but the mood as well, a kind of laid-back, supremely nostalgic vibe that makes ALL ABOARD! the perfect happy hour soundtrack. Jason Fine

All Music Guide

A bit more of a purist album than the usual collection of retro-swingers, All Aboard includes several jump blues (the best of which are "The Indigo Swing" and "Regular Joe") plus a good downtempo swinger, "(Today's the Day) I'm Glad I'm Not Dead," and an intriguing cover of Willie Dixon's "Violent Love" (previously done by bands ranging from Dr. Feelgood to Skankin' Pickle). John Bush