Walter Thomas - 23rd Street

Review by Kelsie Oreta

Walter Thomas' latest album, 23rd Street, showcases the artist's impressive range and versatility as a musician. The album is a blend of jazz, blues, and soul, with Thomas' smooth vocals and masterful saxophone playing taking center stage.

The album kicks off with the upbeat and energetic "Going Home," which sets the tone for the rest of the record. Thomas' saxophone solos are particularly impressive on tracks like "Midnight Blues" and "Strollin'," where he effortlessly weaves intricate melodies around the rhythm section.

Thomas also shows his softer side on tracks like "My Love" and "Rainy Day," where his vocals take on a more introspective tone. The album closes with the hauntingly beautiful "23rd Street," a fitting tribute to the album's namesake.

Summary by Kelsie Oreta

23rd Street is a must-listen for any jazz or blues fan. Walter Thomas' talent and passion for music shine through on every track, making this album a true masterpiece.