Claude Hopkins And His Cotton Club Orchestra - Singin In The Rain

Review by Gilberto Beltran

Singin In The Rain by Claude Hopkins And His Cotton Club Orchestra is a timeless album that captures the essence of jazz music from the 1930s. The album features classic jazz tunes that will transport listeners back to the golden age of swing music.

The orchestra's impeccable arrangements and the skillful musicianship of each member make this album a must-listen for jazz enthusiasts. Hopkins' piano playing is outstanding, and his solos on tracks like "I Would Do Anything For You" and "Serenade In Blue" are simply breathtaking.

The album's title track, "Singin In The Rain," is a standout, with its upbeat tempo and catchy melody. The orchestra's rendition of "Stompin' At The Savoy" is also noteworthy, with its energetic rhythm and lively horn section.

Summary by Gilberto Beltran

Singin In The Rain by Claude Hopkins And His Cotton Club Orchestra is a fantastic album that showcases the best of jazz music from the 1930s. It's a must-have for any jazz lover's collection.