Raymond Scott Quintet - A Street Corner In Paris Singing In The Rain

Review by rourre olivier

The Raymond Scott Quintet's album "A Street Corner In Paris Singing In The Rain" is a delightful collection of jazz tunes that transport the listener to a bygone era of Parisian charm and romance. The album features a mix of original compositions by Scott and classic jazz standards, all performed with the quintet's signature style and flair.

From the opening track "Paris in the Spring" to the closing notes of "April in Paris," the album is a joyous celebration of the city of love. The quintet's playful and upbeat rendition of "Singing in the Rain" is a standout track, with its infectious melody and lively rhythm.

Throughout the album, the quintet's musicianship is impressive, with each member displaying their virtuosity on their respective instruments. The arrangements are tight and polished, showcasing the ensemble's skill and chemistry.

Summary by rourre olivier

"A Street Corner In Paris Singing In The Rain" is a charming and engaging album that will appeal to jazz aficionados and casual listeners alike. The Raymond Scott Quintet's love for the music and the city of Paris is evident in every note, making this album a must-have for any jazz collection.