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A man of my advanced hipness expects any album that numbers Duke Robillard among the personnel to be the bee's knees. But even by his standards this is simply gob-smacking: Sunny And Her Joy Boys are not merely the bee's knees, but the cat's spats, the whelk's kneecap, and the dromedary's drawers; and their debut INTRODUCING... is what the doctor ordered, why the preacher danced, and about as much fun as you can have with your pants on. Sunny Crownover is just miraculous, a truly breath-giving talent. Together she and Her Boys are perfect avatars of what the world needs now more than ever: Good Time Music, Like They Used To. I started to smile seconds into the first track, and never stopped. The emotional weather created in my head was defined by the group creating it: Sunny, warm and humid, with cool breezes. INTRODUCING... was the title of the Beatles' first American album, and I hope this one does at least as well. Sunny And Her Joy Boys definitely gave this boy toy the flatfoot floogie with a floy floy, Roy. --Spider Robinson
Ah, another reason we think Duke Robillard rocks. For 35 years he's wanted to do a retro album celebrating the golden age of jazz thrushes. He finally found his thrush in 2007. Sunny sings like she has Anita Ellis in her blood. Everybody on board gets a pat on the back for turning in the neo-classic take on a look back at jazz vocalists from the middle of the century. A wonderful, wild ride through the oldies that almost has you tasting the martinis and the smoke in the air. A winner throughout. - Chris Spector --Midwest Record, Chicago, IL - 11 March 2009
1. Strictly From Dixie
2. You're Driving Me Crazy
3. That's My Desire
4. Stop You're Breaking My Heart
5. You're My Thrill
6. Between The Devil And The Deep Blue Sea
7. I Don't Mind
8. Travelin' All Alone
9. Today I Sing The Blues
10. Wrap Your Troubles In Dreams
11. I Got It Bad (And That Ain't Good)
12. Undecided
13. I'm Satisfied
14. One Hundred Years From Today
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