"Strike Two!" is a vibrant swing music album by the accomplished clarinetist Allan Vaché, released on January 1, 2003, under Nagel Heyer Records. Spanning a lively 67 minutes, this collection showcases Vaché's mastery of the genre with a mix of classic tunes and energetic performances.
The album features a stellar lineup of musicians, including David Jones, Bob Leary, and Phil Flanigan, who join Vaché in delivering an infectious blend of swing, jazz, and blues. Tracks like "Minor Swing" and "Sweetie Dear" highlight Vaché's virtuosic clarinet playing, while "Brother Can You Spare a Dime" and "Beale Street Blues" offer a nostalgic nod to the rich history of American music.
With its upbeat tempo and timeless appeal, "Strike Two!" is a testament to Allan Vaché's enduring talent and his ability to breathe new life into classic swing standards. Whether you're a longtime fan of swing music or a newcomer looking to explore the genre, this album promises an engaging and enjoyable listening experience.
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Tracks
That's a PlentyAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
Goin' SouthAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
Egyptian FantasyAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
Minor SwingAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
When My Dreamboat Comes HomeAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
Squeeze MeAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
DinahAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
Love Me with a Feelin'Allan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
Sweetie DearAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
Doin' the New Low DownAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
Wild Man BluesAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
EccentricAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
There'll Come a TimeAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
Brother Can You Spare a DimeAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
Beale Street BluesAllan Vaché, David Jones, Bob Leary, Phil Flanigan
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