Graeme Bell And His Dixieland Jazz Band - The Regal Bells

Review by Natália Santos

The Regal Bells by Graeme Bell And His Dixieland Jazz Band is a fantastic album that showcases the band's incredible talent and skill. The album features a collection of classic jazz tunes, including "That's A Plenty" and "When The Saints Go Marching In," that are sure to get listeners tapping their toes and swaying to the beat.

The band's instrumentation is top-notch, with Graeme Bell on piano, Ade Monsbourgh on clarinet, Roger Bell on trumpet, and a solid rhythm section featuring bass and drums. The musicians play with a tightness and precision that is rare in jazz, and their solos are both virtuosic and soulful.

Summary by Natália Santos

The album also features some great vocal performances, including "Ain't Misbehavin'" and "Mama Don't Allow," which add a nice variety to the album. The Regal Bells is a must-have for any fan of traditional jazz, and it's sure to delight both casual listeners and jazz aficionados alike. Highly recommended!