Jimmy Yancey - Yanceys Bugle Call 35th And Dearborn

Review by Jordi Esquerigüela

Yancey's Bugle Call 35th And Dearborn, the album by Jimmy Yancey, is a masterpiece of blues and jazz music. The album, released in 1940, features the pianist's unique style and virtuosity that made him one of the most influential musicians of his time.

The album contains a total of 18 tracks, each showcasing Yancey's exceptional talent as a pianist. From the opening track, "Yancey's Bugle Call," to the closing number, "Slow And Easy Blues," the album takes the listener on a journey through the history of blues and jazz.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "At The Window," a slow and melancholic tune that showcases Yancey's ability to convey emotions through his playing. Another highlight is "The Fives," an upbeat and energetic track that features Yancey's signature boogie-woogie style.

Summary by Jordi Esquerigüela

Yancey's Bugle Call 35th And Dearborn is a must-listen for anyone who appreciates blues and jazz music. Jimmy Yancey's talent and influence are undeniable, and this album is a testament to his legacy.