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Leon Redbone - Strings And Jokes Live In Bremen Vinyl LP New 2019

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Cat no. M13061
Track Listing

1. Champagne Charlie (Live at Glocke, Bremen, 12th Jan. 1977)
2. I Ain't Got Nobody (Live at Glocke, Bremen, 12th Jan. 1977)
3. Ain't Misbehavin' (I'm Saving My Love for You) (Live at Glocke, Bremen, 12th Jan. 1977)
4. Has Anybody Seen My Gal (Live at Glocke, Bremen, 12th Jan. 1977)
5. Big Time Woman (Live at Glocke, Bremen, 12th Jan. 1977)
6. My Walkin' Stick (Live at Glocke, Bremen, 12th Jan. 1977)
7. Diddie Wa Diddie (Live at Glocke, Bremen, 12th Jan. 1977)
8. Polly Wolly Doodle (Live at Glocke, Bremen, 12th Jan. 1977)
9. Nobody Knows but Me (Live at Post-Aula, Bremen, 3rd Oct. 1977)
10. Diddie Wa Diddie (Live at Post-Aula, Bremen, 3rd Oct. 1977)
11. When I Take My Sugar to Tea (Live at Post-Aula, Bremen, 3rd Oct. 1977)
12. I Ain't Got Nobody (Live at Post-Aula, Bremen, 3rd Oct. 1977)
13. Champagne Charlie (Live at Post-Aula, Bremen, 3rd Oct. 1977)
14. Ain't Misbehavin' (I'm Saving My Love for You) (Live at Post-Aula, Bremen, 3rd Oct. 1977)
15. Polly Wolly Doodle (Live at Post-Aula, Bremen, 3rd Oct. 1977)
16. Please Don't Talk About Me When I'm Gone (Live at Post-Aula, Bremen, 3rd Oct. 1977)

Wanderer between the worlds. No other words can describe the musical work of the 1949 in Cyprus born Leon Redborne. Emigrated 1964 via London to Toronto, Canada his career started in 1971 on stage of the famous Mariposa Folk Festival in Canada. His trademarks were a perfect suit (white jacket, black trousers), dark sunglasses, a moustache and a white fedora. Best known for his interpretations of music from the depression times, Blues, Ragtime, Folk and the Tin Pan Alley era and on top his remarkable singing style. Both concerts took place in the same year, 1977 in Bremen in Northern Germany and show two different kinds of Leon Redbone. Whilst at his first concert at the “Glocke” he was accompanied by tube player Jonathan Dorn, the other concert at the “Post-Aula” was a solo concert, pure and simple. Both concerts are electrifying through his unique performance, the combination of Blues and influences from Folk-Jazz. Strange in the first place the music develops into charming recordings from a special entertainer that he was. He sings, yodels, murmurs and hums and knows to fascinate his fans with his warm and outstanding voice. A must have for every fan of traditional and not commonplace music. Now both concerts are now officially released on CD for the first time.