5/5 Different but GREAT!
  by Iulian Alexandru (Lachine, Qc Canada)
The vocals are not what I expected (40-50's era black American sound), but when I got over it I really love them! This is truly a nice and special artistic rendition of old songs, What good it will be if everybody would sing the song the same way? Uncreatively boring, that's it would be. I do recommend this refreshing recording to anyone!!!

5/5 The Ink Spots Live On!!!
  by Joe Vance (Pennsylvania)
While it may be true that Bill Kenny is the best known lead singer of The Ink Spots, he was not the original lead singer, nor was he one of the founding members of the band. The band changed members a number of times during the 30's and 40's, and has continued to do so right into the new millenium. Throughout the years that Bill Kenny served as lead vocalist, he still shared the vocal spotlight, giving the band more versatility. And today, now that Bill, "Deek", "Hoppy" and all of the early Ink Spots band members have gone on to play in that big dance hall in the sky, who says that their spirit cannot live on down here, and that in the tradition of the early days, we cannot still have with us The Ink Spots, who are as TRUE today to the magic and to the music as ANY formation or incarnation of The Ink Spots!

Do not buy this CD if hearing anything but Bill Kenny's vocals will disappoint you. But BUY THIS CD for the pure magic which IS The Ink Spots. The talented guys on this CD certainly DO keep the legend alive, and in every sense of the name, they ARE The Ink Spots and they bring with them all of the joy that ANY Ink Spots recording does. GO! INK SPOTS! GO! MAY YOU LIVE ON FOREVER!

2/5 Not very good, I'm afraid!
  by Howard B Thomas (London United Kingdom)
Not the original line up, and Boy does it show! I bought this album for the track "(Kiss me once..)It's been a long, long time" and even this song has been spoilt. Most of the songs sound "false" - almost as though someone is doing a poor Karaoke version of them. Sorry boys, but PLEASE don't kid yourselves. The Ink Spots? ... I think not!