Sophie Tucker With Miff Mole's Molers And Ted Shapiro - One Sweet Letter From You Fifty Million Frenchmen Cant Be Wrong

Review by Hansraj Surti

Sophie Tucker's album "One Sweet Letter From You: Fifty Million Frenchmen Can't Be Wrong" is a classic collection of jazz and swing tunes that showcase the legendary singer's powerful voice and playful personality. Backed by the talented Miff Mole's Molers and pianist Ted Shapiro, Tucker delivers a mix of upbeat dance numbers and heartfelt ballads that capture the spirit of the era. The album's title track, "One Sweet Letter From You," is a standout, with Tucker's smoky vocals and the Molers' lively brass creating a joyful, infectious sound. Other highlights include "I'm Living Alone (And I Like It)" and "There'll Be Some Changes Made," both of which showcase Tucker's ability to infuse even the most melancholy lyrics with a sense of humor and optimism. "One Sweet Letter From You" is a must-listen for fans of classic jazz and swing, and a testament to Sophie Tucker's enduring talent and charm.