HERA Kids Of The Seventies - A Medley Of The Thirties

Review by ibrahim ak

Hera Kids of the Seventies have put together a fantastic medley of songs from the thirties with their latest album, A Medley of the Thirties. The album features a total of 10 tracks, each of which is a unique and refreshing take on some of the most iconic songs from the era.

The album starts off with a bang with the track "Sing, Sing, Sing," which is a jazzy and upbeat number that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The band's use of horns and percussion makes this track a standout, and it is sure to get listeners moving and grooving.

Other highlights on the album include "Over the Rainbow," which features a beautiful vocal performance from one of the band's lead singers, and "In the Mood," which is another jazzy number that showcases the band's musical prowess. The album also features a few slower, more introspective tracks, such as "Body and Soul" and "Gloomy Sunday," which provide a nice contrast to the more upbeat tracks.

Summary by ibrahim ak

A Medley of the Thirties is a fantastic album that is sure to please fans of both the thirties era and contemporary jazz music. Hera Kids of the Seventies have done an excellent job of putting their own spin on these classic songs, and the result is a truly unique and enjoyable listening experience.