Beauty Shop Beat, Redux

To quote MJ, OK Bitches, let's try this one again.

After beating up on a bunch of ladies in some comments, I thought I'd give you all a second chance at some grace.  So, from Baikenage Overkill's opus blog on forgotten records, Schadenfreudian Therapy (which should be something that you review on a daily basis) I give you this review from June of 2009:

"The cover is a classic, but the highlight of this album is the upbeat "Oh By Jingo" with its flawless harmonies and swinging backup by Bob Bain and the Players.


"The Clark Sisters began their career performing as the Sentimentalists (snappy name) with the Tommy Dorsey Band. Their early roots were in barbershop, but despite the choice of some quintessential barbershop numbers on this album (Down By the Old Mill Stream, Sweet Adeline) there is (thankfully) little in common with typical mustachio'd quartets. Yeah, you want to download this one. "

No go to the site at the link listed below and you can download it for FREE and enjoy it - that is an order, and that is all.

The Clark Sister's: Beauty Shop Beat
Warm person regards,

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