Flaminia Street Jazz Band - Flaminia Street Jazz Band Makes An History Of Jazz

Review by Stephanie Porter

The Flaminia Street Jazz Band's album, Makes An History Of Jazz, is a delightful collection of classic jazz tunes that will transport listeners back to the golden age of the genre. The band's musicianship is impeccable, and their arrangements of these beloved songs are fresh and exciting.

The album opens with a swinging rendition of "Take the A Train," which sets the tone for the rest of the record. The band's tight rhythm section provides a solid foundation for the improvisations of the horn players, who take turns showcasing their virtuosity. Highlights include the sultry "Body and Soul," the upbeat "Stompin' at the Savoy," and the soulful "Georgia on My Mind."

One of the standout tracks is the band's take on "Sing, Sing, Sing," which features an extended drum solo that will leave listeners in awe of the band's drummer. Another standout is "In the Mood," which features a lively call-and-response between the horns and the rhythm section.

Summary by Stephanie Porter

Makes An History Of Jazz is a must-listen for fans of classic jazz. The Flaminia Street Jazz Band's passion for the genre is evident in every note they play, and their love for the music is infectious. Highly recommended.