John Handy - Hard Work Young Enough To Dream

Review by Waldemar Stoffel

The album Hard Work Young Enough To Dream by John Handy is a beautiful and soulful tribute to the great jazz music of the past. The album features some of the most talented musicians in the industry, with Handy's saxophone playing taking center stage. The album is a mix of original compositions and covers, all of which are executed with precision and passion.

The opening track, "Hard Work," sets the tone for the entire album with its driving rhythm and powerful saxophone solos. The album also features a beautiful rendition of "My Funny Valentine," with Handy's saxophone adding a new level of emotion to the classic tune. Other standout tracks include "The Night Has a Thousand Eyes," "Naima's Love Song," and "Young Enough to Dream."

Throughout the album, Handy's saxophone playing is simply breathtaking. His tone is warm and inviting, and his solos are full of energy and emotion. The other musicians on the album also shine, with each one contributing to the overall sound and feel of the music.

Summary by Waldemar Stoffel

Hard Work Young Enough To Dream is a fantastic album that showcases John Handy's incredible talent as a saxophonist and composer. It's a must-listen for any jazz fan, and a great addition to any music collection.