Review by Kathir Maya

Dorothy Hinkle's album "Sept 28 1949" is a stunning collection of jazz tunes that transport the listener back in time to the golden age of jazz. The album features Hinkle's soulful and expressive vocals, backed by an exceptional band that includes some of the finest jazz musicians of the era.

From the opening track, "Lullaby of Birdland," to the closing number, "Take the 'A' Train," Hinkle and her band deliver a masterful performance that showcases their incredible musical talent and virtuosity. The album is filled with classic jazz standards, such as "All of Me," "I Can't Give You Anything But Love," and "My Funny Valentine," all of which are given fresh and exciting interpretations by Hinkle and her band.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "God Bless the Child," which features Hinkle's powerful vocals and a hauntingly beautiful saxophone solo that will leave listeners breathless. Another highlight is "Round Midnight," a slow and soulful ballad that showcases Hinkle's ability to convey deep emotion through her singing.

Summary by Kathir Maya

"Sept 28 1949" is a must-have for any jazz enthusiast or anyone who appreciates great music. Dorothy Hinkle's talent and the exceptional musicianship of her band make this album a true masterpiece of jazz music.