Doris Drew With Jack Fascinato And His Orchestra - Abada Abadu

Review by Reed Kellough

Abada Abadu is an album that features the vocal talents of Doris Drew, accompanied by Jack Fascinato and his orchestra. The album has a distinct Latin feel to it, with many of the songs featuring rhythms and instrumentation commonly found in Latin music.

The album opens with the title track, "Abada Abadu," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song is upbeat and catchy, with Drew's vocals soaring over the lively instrumentation. Other standout tracks on the album include "Mambo Italiano," "Mambo Jambo," and "The Continental."

Drew's vocals are a highlight of the album, as she effortlessly moves between different styles and moods. Her voice is particularly effective on slower ballads like "Perfidia" and "Adios," where she showcases her emotional range and ability to convey complex emotions through her singing.

Summary by Reed Kellough

Abada Abadu is a strong album that showcases Drew's vocal talents and Fascinato's skillful arrangements. It's a must-listen for fans of Latin music and anyone looking for an enjoyable, upbeat album to dance to.