Secret Affair - Lost In The Night Mac The Knife

Review by Webcams de Asturias Ventanas al Paraíso

Lost In The Night Mac The Knife is the fifth studio album by Secret Affair, released in 1982. The album showcases the band's signature blend of mod revival, soul, and pop music, with a touch of jazz and funk.

The album starts off with the catchy title track, "Lost In The Night Mac The Knife," which sets the tone for the rest of the album. The song features a driving beat, soaring horns, and lead singer Ian Page's distinctive vocals. It's a classic Secret Affair track that's sure to get listeners dancing.

Other standout tracks on the album include "So Cool," a funky number with a killer bassline, and "The Big Beat," a jazzy instrumental that showcases the band's musical chops. "Worlds Apart" is another standout track, featuring a memorable chorus and some of Page's best vocals on the album.

Summary by Webcams de Asturias Ventanas al Paraíso

While Lost In The Night Mac The Knife may not be as well-known as some of Secret Affair's earlier albums, it's a solid addition to their catalog. The band's musicianship and songwriting skills are on full display, and the album serves as a testament to their enduring popularity in the mod revival scene. Fans of the band and the genre won't be disappointed.