Sam Lanin's Dance Orchestra Bill Perry's Entertainers - Im Looking Over A Four Leaf Clover My Babys Back

Review by Mike Bullen

The album "I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover My Baby's Back" by Sam Lanin's Dance Orchestra and Bill Perry's Entertainers is a delightful collection of 1920s jazz music that will transport listeners back in time. The album features a mix of instrumental and vocal tracks, with the performers showcasing their musical prowess and ability to entertain.

The opening track, "I'm Looking Over a Four Leaf Clover," sets the tone for the album with its upbeat tempo and catchy melody. The vocals are clear and lively, and the instrumentation is tight and well-coordinated. Other standout tracks include "Lucky Lindy," which pays tribute to the famous aviator Charles Lindbergh, and "My Baby's Back," which features a fun call-and-response chorus.

Summary by Mike Bullen

the album is a great representation of the jazz music of the era, with its lively rhythms and playful lyrics. The performers are clearly talented and passionate about their craft, and their enthusiasm shines through in their performances. Fans of classic jazz music will definitely want to add this album to their collection.