Ain't It Nice is an album by the American musician Willie Kent, released in 1991. He supported it with a North American tour. The writer Jeffery Renard Allen used "Feel So Good" as the first track on the CD that was included with his book of poetry Harbors and Spirits.
The album was produced by Bob Koester and Steve Wagner. Kent was backed by his band, the Gents, which included Lester Davenport on harmonica. Bonnie Lee sang on "I'm Good". "Worry Worry" is a version of the song made famous by B. B. King.
The Chicago Tribune said, "Kent and his Gents are a classic-period electric Chicago blues band, with the occasional more modern touch-here an electric organ, there high-life rhythms, a couple of two-chord settings-and, most important, with a wonderfully infectious swing." The Washington Post noted that Kent "has a ... rough hewn voice and bellowing delivery that makes nearly everything he sings sound convincing." The North County Blade-Citizen stated that "Kent's vocals, the real driving force here, are powerful and emotive." The Buffalo News called Kent "a journeyman in the best sense, a strong songwriter and emotive vocalist, whose craftsmanship has been honed by three decades of experience." The Ann Arbor News listed Ain't It Nice among the five best blues albums of 1991.