Ted Heath And His Music - Piccadilly Soho

Review by Laura Fitzgerald

Ted Heath And His Music's album, Piccadilly Soho, is a stunning collection of jazz and swing numbers that will transport listeners back to the golden age of big band music. With Heath's expert arrangements and the band's exceptional musicianship, each track is a masterpiece of rhythm, harmony, and melody.

From the opening track, "Piccadilly Jump," to the closing number, "Soho Blues," the album is a non-stop celebration of jazz and swing. The brass section is particularly impressive, with crisp, clean tones that blend together perfectly. The saxophones and clarinets are equally impressive, delivering smooth, soulful solos that will leave listeners spellbound.

One of the standout tracks on the album is "Stompin' at the Savoy," which features a driving rhythm section that will get even the most reluctant dancer up on their feet. The band's rendition of "Mack the Knife" is also exceptional, with Heath's arrangement adding new life to the classic tune.

Summary by Laura Fitzgerald

Piccadilly Soho is a must-have for any fan of big band music. Heath and his bandmates have created a timeless album that will delight audiences for generations to come. Whether you're a seasoned jazz aficionado or a newcomer to the genre, this album is sure to impress.