Don Redman And His Orchestra - Doin What I Please Lazybones

Review by Solene Guillaume

Don Redman And His Orchestra's album "Doin What I Please Lazybones" is a delightful journey back to the golden era of jazz. The album features some of the most talented musicians of the time, including Redman himself, who was a renowned saxophonist and arranger. The album is a perfect blend of swing, blues, and big band jazz, with each track showcasing the sheer brilliance of the musicians.

The album opens with the upbeat and playful "Chant of the Weed," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The track features Redman's signature saxophone sound, which is both soulful and energetic. "Lazybones" is another standout track, with its smooth vocals and catchy melody. The track is a perfect example of the swing music that dominated the era.

The album also features some great instrumental tracks, such as "Shakin' the African" and "Cherry." These tracks showcase the incredible talent of the musicians, who effortlessly blend different styles of jazz to create a unique sound.

Summary by Solene Guillaume

"Doin What I Please Lazybones" is a must-listen for anyone who loves jazz music. The album is a testament to the talent and creativity of Don Redman and his orchestra, and it is sure to leave listeners tapping their feet and humming along to the catchy tunes.