“Oh this is delightful,” my woman says when she steps into my den. Typically, she’s walking into a vroom of high-octane punk rock, deep funk or some crazy-ass shit that just makes her grin, shake her head and head the other way, but this album she found “dignified but cheerful.” Indeed, laid-back but swinging, peaceful but never boring, serious but thoroughly enjoyable, playful and seriously good, like a good woman telling you it’s time to come in for dinner, like a belt of whiskey on a Saturday evening.
While the original 1956 has a much better sleeve design, ultimately it’s the grooves that count…and these grooves do count.
— winch (author of…winch’s books)
Sounds Good 