Charlie Barnet And His Orchestra - Things Aint What They Used To Be The Victory Walk

Review by yusdi nata kusuma

Charlie Barnet And His Orchestra's album Things Ain't What They Used To Be: The Victory Walk is a captivating and energetic collection of swing music. The album is a tribute to the end of World War II and the sense of victory that came with it, reflected in the lively and celebratory sound of the music.

Barnet's orchestra is comprised of talented musicians who each bring their own unique sound to the record. The brass section is especially impressive, with tight harmonies and bold solos that add depth and texture to the music. The rhythm section also shines, providing a steady beat that keeps the listener tapping their feet throughout the album.

The album features a mix of original compositions and classic standards, all arranged in Barnet's signature style. The songs range from upbeat and cheerful to more mellow and introspective, offering a well-rounded listening experience.

Summary by yusdi nata kusuma

Things Ain't What They Used To Be: The Victory Walk is a must-listen for fans of swing music and anyone looking for a lively, uplifting album. Charlie Barnet And His Orchestra have created a timeless record that captures the spirit of an era and will continue to delight listeners for years to come.