While its central character is fictitious, "Sweet and Lowdown" serves as an effective portrayal of just about any musical artist who existed in the 30s that we only have a few recordings of and what we know of their lives is more legend than real fact.
This review of Sweet and Lowdown (1999) was written by Tim M on 21 Nov 2010.
Sweet and Lowdown has generally received positive reviews.
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