Review by Nikolaus Hulatsch

Annie Sellick's latest album, No Greater Thrill, is a captivating and soulful addition to her discography. The album showcases Sellick's powerful vocals and her ability to interpret a range of musical styles, from blues to swing to pop.

The opening track, "I'm Old Fashioned," sets the tone for the album with its smooth and jazzy vibe. Sellick's voice is rich and velvety, and she effortlessly glides through each note. The album's title track, "No Greater Thrill," is a lively and upbeat tune that showcases Sellick's range and energy.

The album also includes several covers, such as "You're Driving Me Crazy" and "The Best Is Yet to Come," which Sellick delivers with her own unique flair. The standout track, however, is the original song "The Way You Look at Me," which Sellick co-wrote with pianist Pat Bergeson. The song is a beautiful and heartfelt ballad that showcases Sellick's songwriting skills and her ability to convey emotion through her vocals.

Summary by Nikolaus Hulatsch

No Greater Thrill is a must-listen for fans of jazz and blues. Annie Sellick's talent and passion shine through in every track, making this album a true delight to listen to.