Della Reese - I Heard You Cried Last Night On The South Side Of Chicago

Review by Manoli Ruiz

Della Reese's album, "I Heard You Cried Last Night On The South Side Of Chicago," is a soulful and heartfelt collection of songs that showcases the singer's powerful voice and emotional range. From the opening track, "Come On-A My House," to the stirring finale, "The Party's Over," the album is a tour-de-force of classic jazz and blues.

Reese's vocals are rich and expressive, infusing each track with a sense of depth and feeling. Whether she's tackling a romantic ballad like "I'm Beginning To See The Light," or belting out an upbeat number like "When I Fall In Love," she brings a sense of authenticity and warmth to every note.

The album's arrangements are equally impressive, with lush orchestration and tasteful instrumentation that perfectly complement Reese's vocals. From the soulful saxophone on "Good Morning Heartache," to the swinging horns on "The Lady Is A Tramp," each track is expertly crafted and executed.

Summary by Manoli Ruiz

"I Heard You Cried Last Night On The South Side Of Chicago" is a must-have for fans of classic jazz and blues. With its timeless sound and powerful performances, it's a true gem in Reese's impressive discography.