Sir Rod Stewart and Jools Holland share rework of swing classic, "Ain't Misbehavin"

The track is an interpretation of the early swing classic co-written by Fats Waller. As Holland explains, "Fats is another example of somebody who delivers a popular song, and you can't quite work out what he's done. It's treated so lightly, but it's so clever." This follows the album’s first release - a reworking of show tune "Almost Like Being In Love" which was written by Alan Jay Lerner and Frederick Loewe, and made famous by Frank Sinatra & Nat King Cole.

Summing up the charm of Swing Fever, Holland adds: "The effect that this music has on me, and whenever I put it on where people are, they feel this thing, they want to move. Music is an expression of a lot of different things, and joy is an important part of what it does. You can feel the joy in this music, and it's unashamed joy as well."