The Light Crust Doughboys - 1936 Western Swing Live

Review by Ron Norris

The album 1936 Western Swing by Light Crust Doughboys is a delightful blend of classic western swing music that will transport listeners back to the 1930s. The band, which formed in 1931, was one of the pioneers of the western swing genre, and this album showcases their mastery of the style.

The album features 21 tracks, each one showcasing the band's incredible musicianship and tight harmonies. From the opening track "Bring It On Down to My House" to the closing number "The Eyes of Texas," the Light Crust Doughboys demonstrate their ability to blend country, jazz, and blues into a unique and infectious sound.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Pussy, Pussy, Pussy," a playful tune that showcases the band's sense of humor. The instrumental track "Panhandle Rag" is another highlight, featuring some impressive guitar work from the band's lead guitarist, Leon Huff.

Summary by Ron Norris

1936 Western Swing is a must-listen for fans of classic western swing music. The Light Crust Doughboys are true masters of the genre, and this album is a testament to their enduring legacy.