Edoardo Lucchina And His Orchestra - Never On Sunday

Review by Obinna Tony-Francis Ochem

Never On Sunday is a classic album from Edoardo Lucchina And His Orchestra. The album features a collection of beautifully arranged instrumental pieces that showcase the orchestra's exceptional musicianship.

The album opens with the titular track "Never On Sunday," a lively Greek-inspired tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Other standout tracks include "Papa Loves Mambo," "The Poor People of Paris," and "Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White," all of which showcase the orchestra's ability to create rich, textured soundscapes.

Throughout the album, Lucchina's arrangements are both intricate and accessible, making Never On Sunday a perfect choice for both casual listeners and serious music aficionados. The album's sound is timeless, and it's easy to imagine these tracks being played in ballrooms and dance halls for decades to come.

Summary by Obinna Tony-Francis Ochem

Never On Sunday is a must-listen for fans of orchestral music, and a testament to the enduring power of Edoardo Lucchina And His Orchestra's timeless sound.