Lola Braxton, Armando De La Trinidad Et Son Orchestre Antillais - Oh He Calypso

Review by Raymond Johansen

Oh He Calypso, the latest album by Lola Braxton and Armando De La Trinidad Et Son Orchestre Antillais, is a delightful fusion of Caribbean rhythms and jazz melodies. The album features ten tracks that showcase the talents of the band and Lola's sultry vocals.

The opening track, "Calypso Blues," sets the tone for the rest of the album with its upbeat tempo and catchy chorus. Lola's voice is smooth and soulful, while the horns and percussion add a festive touch.

Other standout tracks include "Mango Walk," which features a driving beat and intricate guitar work, and "Island in the Sun," a romantic ballad that showcases Lola's range and emotional depth.

Throughout the album, Armando De La Trinidad Et Son Orchestre Antillais provide a solid foundation for Lola's vocals, with expertly crafted arrangements that blend traditional Caribbean rhythms with jazz improvisation.

Summary by Raymond Johansen

Oh He Calypso is a must-listen for fans of Caribbean music and jazz alike. Lola Braxton and Armando De La Trinidad Et Son Orchestre Antillais have created a vibrant and engaging album that will have listeners tapping their toes and humming along.