Woman customer. But only half!

The Star wrote about this CD recently under the heading "woman customer": Delightfully old-fashioned, this album with classics, that sounds like curfew, dim light and heartbreak ...
What the magazine concealed, however, is the fact that it is only half - namely is all odd Tracks to female vocal numbers; the other half - the straight Tracks are all recorded instrumental.

Yes, the music is definitely wonderfully old-fashioned; the sound, however superb. The vocal numbers convince almost entirely - only Norah Jones I buy the "Sophisticated Lady" not really from. The instrumentals convince me, as long as he keeps his horse in check on saxophone. In the second part of the second piece, and in the no. 4 they go but a little carried with him. Then it begins - to my mind - to annoy and the wonderful 30/40 / 50s night club feeling lost for a moment. The annoying thing is that this glitch occurs almost immediately after buttery opener of Melody Gardot. (That's why I do not 5 star). It's a matter of taste, whether you are on fast saxophone runs or not; virtuosity is quite sure.

Those looking for something special, for delicious moments for two but also alone, is certainly well served here. Autumn makes -schon on Nachmittag- for the right light.