The Laine Sisters, The Hal Lomen Orchestra - Sparrow In The Tree Top

Review by Mike Muskat

The album Sparrow In The Tree Top by Laine Sisters and The Hal Lomen Orchestra is a delightful musical experience. The harmonious blend of the Laine Sisters' vocals and the orchestra's instruments creates a soothing and enchanting sound. The album features a range of genres, from jazz to blues to folk, showcasing the versatility of both the singers and the musicians.

The opening track "Sparrow in the Tree Top" sets the tone for the album with its lively beat and catchy melody. "Lazy Afternoon" is a standout track, with the sisters' smooth vocals transporting the listener to a lazy summer day. "Blues for Baby" showcases the orchestra's skills with a bluesy instrumental track.

The Laine Sisters' harmonies are a highlight of this album, and they shine on tracks like "Love Is Here to Stay" and "My Romance." The orchestra's arrangements are also impressive, adding depth and texture to each song.

Summary by Mike Muskat

Sparrow In The Tree Top is a well-crafted album that showcases the talents of both the Laine Sisters and The Hal Lomen Orchestra. It's a perfect choice for anyone looking for relaxing and enjoyable music.