Those Fabulous Dorseys
Those Fabulous Dorseys
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Our Take
Our Take
Those Fabulous Dorseys is a swingin' slice of nostalgia from the legendary Dorsey brothers, Tommy and Jimmy. This album is a time capsule of classic big band tunes that will have you tapping your feet and snapping your fingers like it's 1942 all over again.
From the smooth crooning of Tommy to the toe-tapping saxophone solos of Jimmy, the Dorsey brothers show why they were kings of the swing era. The brass section is tight, the rhythm section is on point, and the arrangements are as slick as a greased lightning.
Tracks like "Marie" and "I'll Never Smile Again" transport you back to a simpler time when music was all about getting up and dancing the night away. The Dorsey brothers' musical chemistry is undeniable, with each track swaying and sashaying with effortless grace.
But it's not all peaches and cream on this album. Some tracks feel a bit dated and repetitive, lacking the innovation and experimentation that sets modern swing artists apart. However, if you're looking for a blast from the past and a taste of music history, Those Fabulous Dorseys is the perfect album to throw on while sipping a stiff martini and dreaming of swingin' in the moonlight.
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Delivery & Returns
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About the artist
Tommy Dorsey & Jimmy Dorsey
Tommy Dorsey and Jimmy Dorsey, the dynamic duo of swing music, are perhaps best known for their contributions to the Big Band era in the 1930s and 1940s. Tommy, the older brother, was a trombonist and bandleader, while Jimmy, the younger sibling, played clarinet and saxophone. Together, they formed one of the most popular and influential musical acts of their time. Tommy Dorsey, known as the "Sentimental Gentleman of Swing," was renowned for his smooth, lyrical trombone playing and his knack for arranging lush, romantic ballads. His band was a favorite on the radio and in dance halls across America, and he recorded several hit songs, including "I'll Never Smile Again" and "Opus One." Jimmy Dorsey, on the other hand, was the "Dorsey with the Dorseys," as he liked to say. His band was more jazz-oriented, with a lively, energetic sound that kept audiences on their feet. Jimmy's clarinet playing was spirited and virtuosic, and his band churned out up-tempo tunes like "Contrasts" and "Green Eyes" that became instant classics. Despite their musical differences, Tommy and Jimmy were a formidable team on stage, with a natural chemistry that captivated audiences. Their sibling rivalry was legendary, with Tommy's smooth melodies complementing Jimmy's fiery solos perfectly. Offstage, they were known for their larger-than-life personalities and their love of a good time, often partying until the early hours of the morning. In the end, the Dorsey brothers left an indelible mark on the world of music, influencing countless artists and leaving behind a legacy that continues to inspire musicians to this day. Their unique blend of swing, jazz, and sheer showmanship will forever be remembered as a golden era in American music history.
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