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Unlucky Woman Blues / Beal Street Blues / I've Found A New Baby

Beryl Bryden, Fatty George Und Seine Band

Artist
Beryl Bryden, Fatty George Und Seine Band
Label
Viennaphon
Catalog number
1042
Format
7" · EP · 45 RPM
Country
Austria
Released
1957
Genre
Jazz
7,978,142records tracked
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Tracklist

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Unlucky Woman Blues / Beal Street Blues / I've Found A New Baby has 3 tracks. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

  1. A1Unlucky Woman Blues
    Accompanied By
    Fatty George Und Seine Band
    Vocals
    Beryl Bryden
    Written-By
    Traditional
  2. A2Beal Street Blues
    Accompanied By
    Fatty George Und Seine Band
    Vocals
    Beryl Bryden
    Written-By
    W. C. Handy
  3. BI've Found A New Baby
    Accompanied By
    Fatty George Und Seine Band
    Written-By
    Jack Palmer (4), Spencer Williams (2)
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Released in 1957 on the Austrian Viennaphon label, this recording captures a collaboration between the British jazz singer Beryl Bryden and the Austrian clarinetist Fatty George. Bryden was a notable figure in the traditional jazz revival movement, frequently touring Europe during the 1950s and performing with various prominent continental jazz ensembles. The record serves as a testament to the international reach of the revivalist scene, which sought to preserve the sounds of early 20th-century New Orleans jazz.

Fatty George, born Franz Georg Pressler, was a pivotal figure in the post-war Austrian jazz scene and is remembered for his dedication to the clarinet and his influence on the European jazz landscape. His band provided a classic, hard-swinging backdrop for Bryden’s vocal interpretations of blues and jazz standards. The release reflects a period when regional European labels were actively documenting the vibrant, cross-cultural exchanges occurring in jazz clubs throughout cities like Vienna, where such artists would meet to trade musical sensibilities.

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