Review by Denise V

Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five's album, There Must Be A Way Time Marches On, showcases the band's signature blend of swing, jazz, and R&B. The album features 12 tracks, each highlighting the band's exceptional musicianship and Jordan's charismatic vocals.

From the upbeat swing of "I Know What You're Putting Down" to the soulful ballad "I'm Gonna Move to the Outskirts of Town," the album offers a diverse range of musical styles. The arrangements are tight, with the horns and rhythm section working together seamlessly to create a lively and infectious sound.

Jordan's lyrics are witty and playful, with songs like "Cole Slaw (Sorghum Switch)" and "The Two Little Squirrels (Nuts to You)" showcasing his humorous side. However, he also tackles more serious subjects, such as racism and social inequality, in tracks like "I'll Get Along Somehow" and "All For The Love Of Lil."

Summary by Denise V

There Must Be A Way Time Marches On is a must-listen for fans of swing and jazz music. Louis Jordan And His Tympany Five deliver a polished and entertaining performance that will have listeners tapping their feet and singing along.