"Robins and Roses" is a vibrant and swinging album by the legendary jazz violinist Stuff Smith, released on December 25, 1956. This collection of 14 tracks showcases Smith's mastery of swing music, ragtime, and jazz, offering a delightful blend of upbeat tempos and soulful melodies. The album opens with the energetic "It Ain't Right" and continues with a mix of original compositions and classic standards, including "Here Comes The Man With The Jive," "I'se A Muggin'," and "You'se A Viper." Smith's virtuosic violin playing is on full display, complemented by his smooth vocals on tracks like "Bye Bye Baby" and "I Don't Want To Make History (I Just Want To Make Love)." The album also features the title track "Robins and Roses," a charming piece that highlights Smith's ability to infuse traditional jazz with a touch of whimsy. With a runtime of just over 42 minutes, "Robins and Roses" is a compact yet dynamic journey through the rich tapestry of early jazz and swing, making it a timeless addition to any music enthusiast's collection.