Louis Prima, Sam Butera, The Witnesses - The Wildest Comes Home (Expanded Edition) (1962)

"The Wildest Comes Home (Expanded Edition)" is a studio album by legendary American jazz and swing singer Louis Prima accompanied by saxophonist Sam Butera and the group The Witnesses, released on June 1, 1962, by Capitol Records. The expanded edition, released in 2012, includes 14 tracks with a total duration of 39 minutes. The album features jazz and swing interpretations of classic compositions, including Irving Berlin's "You're Just in Love," W.C. Handy's "St. Louis Blues," Cole Porter's "Just One of Those Things," as well as original compositions by Louis Prima himself. The album showcases Prima's signature energetic performance style, combining elements of jazz, swing, lounge, and rock and roll. Vocalist Gia Maione also participated in the recording on tracks "Ooh, Look What You've Done to Me" and "Big Daddy".​

Tracklist:
1-1 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - You're Just in Love [2:30]
1-2 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - All Night Long [2:55]
1-3 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - Glow-Worm [2:00]
1-4 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - Twist All Night [1:55]
1-5 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - Three Handed Woman [2:44]
1-6 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - St. Louis Blues [2:56]
1-7 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - Just One of Those Things [2:38]
1-8 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - Harlem Nocturne [2:42]
1-9 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - Everybody Knows [2:47]
1-10 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - Lover Come Back to Me [2:36]
1-11 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - Ain't Misbehavin'/Way Down Yonder in New Orleans (Medley) [5:57]
1-12 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses - John Ping Pong [2:37]
1-13 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses;Gia Maione - Ooh, Look What You've Done to Me [2:32]
1-14 Louis Prima;Sam Butera & The Witnesses;Gia Maione - Big Daddy [2:46]