Review by John 'Max' Maxwell

Victor Feldman In London, the jazz album by Victor Feldman, is a masterpiece that showcases the musician's exceptional talent and creativity. The album features nine tracks that are a mix of original compositions and covers, all of which have been expertly arranged and performed by Feldman and his band.

The album opens with the upbeat and lively "Bloke's Blues," a track that sets the tone for the rest of the album. The following tracks, including "Joshua" and "Surrey with the Fringe on Top," showcase Feldman's exceptional skills on the vibraphone and piano, as well as his ability to bring new life to classic jazz standards.

One of the highlights of the album is Feldman's original composition "Seven Steps to Heaven," a complex and intricate piece that showcases the musician's technical prowess and his ability to push the boundaries of traditional jazz. Another standout track is "Toys," a funky and playful tune that features some exceptional solo work by Feldman and his band.

Throughout the album, Feldman's bandmates, including saxophonist Ronnie Scott and bassist Peter Ind, provide exceptional support and add their own unique flair to each track. The album's production is also top-notch, with each instrument and note coming through crystal clear.

Summary by John 'Max' Maxwell

Victor Feldman In London is a must-listen for any jazz fan. It's a testament to Feldman's incredible talent and his ability to bring together a group of exceptional musicians to create a truly memorable album.