Singing Sophomores - Then Ill Be Happy Collegiate Blues

Review by Shola ChenShola

The Singing Sophomores have released a new album entitled "Then I'll Be Happy Collegiate Blues," and it is a must-listen for fans of blues and jazz music. The album features a variety of classic tracks that have been reimagined with a modern twist, showcasing the band's talent and creativity.

From the opening track "St. James Infirmary Blues," the Singing Sophomores set the tone for the album with their smooth and soulful vocals, accompanied by the rich sound of the brass section. The album continues with "One Bourbon, One Scotch, One Beer" and "Stormy Monday," both of which are given new life and energy by the band.

The Singing Sophomores also take on some lesser-known tracks, such as "Nobody Knows You When You're Down and Out" and "Hard Time Killing Floor Blues," and they do so with grace and skill. The album closes with "Then I'll Be Happy," a fitting end to a collection of songs that are sure to put a smile on any listener's face.

Summary by Shola ChenShola

"Then I'll Be Happy Collegiate Blues" is a fantastic album that showcases the Singing Sophomores' talent and love for the blues and jazz genres. Fans of the band and newcomers alike will thoroughly enjoy this collection of classic tracks given new life by this talented group of musicians.