Ivory Joe Hunter - I Got To Learn To Do The Mambo It May Sound Silly

Review by Barbara Talisman, CFRE

Ivory Joe Hunter's album, "I Got To Learn To Do The Mambo It May Sound Silly," is a delightful collection of songs that take the listener on a journey through various styles of music. From the upbeat and catchy title track to the soulful ballad "I Don't Want No Substitute," Hunter showcases his versatility as a musician.

The album is a mix of original compositions and covers, all of which are performed with Hunter's signature smooth and soulful voice. The arrangements are simple yet effective, allowing Hunter's vocals to shine through. The backing musicians provide a solid foundation for each song, with tasteful guitar and piano solos adding just the right amount of flair.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Waiting In Vain," a cover of the Bob Marley classic. Hunter's interpretation of the song is soulful and heartfelt, with his vocals conveying a sense of longing and yearning. Another highlight is "A Tear Fell," a ballad that showcases Hunter's ability to convey emotion through his voice.

Summary by Barbara Talisman, CFRE

"I Got To Learn To Do The Mambo It May Sound Silly" is a thoroughly enjoyable album that will appeal to fans of soul, blues, and R&B. Hunter's smooth vocals and catchy melodies make this a must-listen for anyone who appreciates good music.