Eddie "Piano" Miller - Sidewalks Of New York By The Light Of The Silvery Moon

Review by Kelly Tucker

Eddie "Piano" Miller's album Sidewalks Of New York By The Light Of The Silvery Moon is a delightful musical journey through the bustling streets of New York City. The album is a perfect blend of jazz, blues and swing with Miller's skillful piano playing leading the way. The album features a mix of classic tunes and original compositions, all of which showcase Miller's talent as a musician and composer.

The album's title track, "Sidewalks Of New York," is a lively and upbeat number that captures the energy and excitement of the city. The song is driven by Miller's energetic piano playing and is sure to get listeners tapping their feet. Other standout tracks include "Harlem Nocturne," a sultry and moody tune that showcases Miller's ability to create a mood with his music, and "Take The A Train," a swingin' number that pays tribute to the legendary Duke Ellington.

Summary by Kelly Tucker

Throughout the album, Miller's piano playing is masterful, and his band provides the perfect accompaniment. The album is well-produced, with a warm and inviting sound that draws the listener in. Sidewalks Of New York By The Light Of The Silvery Moon is a must-have for fans of jazz, blues, and swing music. Miller's talent and passion for music are evident in every note, and the album is a joy to listen to from start to finish.