Jimmie Noone - Oh Sister Aint That Hot

Review by dessy virayanti

Jimmie Noone's album "Oh Sister Ain't That Hot" is a masterpiece of jazz music. The album features Noone's signature clarinet playing, which is both melodic and virtuosic. The album comprises 18 tracks, all of which are well-crafted and performed with precision.

The album opens with the title track, "Oh Sister Ain't That Hot," a lively and upbeat tune that sets the tone for the rest of the album. Noone's clarinet playing is particularly impressive on this track, and he is supported by a talented group of musicians.

Other standout tracks on the album include "Sweet Lorraine," "Four or Five Times," and "Apex Blues." Each of these tracks features Noone's excellent clarinet playing, as well as the tight musicianship of his band.

Summary by dessy virayanti

"Oh Sister Ain't That Hot" is a must-have for any jazz lover. Noone's playing is exceptional throughout the album, and the band's performances are top-notch. The album is a testament to Noone's talent and his contribution to the jazz genre.