Georgia Lee Sings the Blues Down Under (1962)
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Four years down the track Georgia was finally in the studio making her only known album, ‘Georgia Lee Sings the Blues Down Under’. The album, the first Australian long-player recorded in stereo, was arranged by Brian Martin and featured a horn section with trumpeter Raph Melevende, and Jack Glenn on trombone, reedman Alec Hutchison on clarinet and tenor sax, bassist John Frederick, Horrie Weems on guitar, drummer Alan Turnbull and Ron Rosenberg tickling the ivories. It has been reported that Lee was the first Indigenous Australian artist to record blues songs on the 1962 album, and she may also have been only the second Australian woman to release a solo album.
What I like least is:
Not much at all
I saw this title:
only on this site
When this title was made I was:
In a bassinet, back stage
The best place to watch this title would be:
Anywhere
This title would be a perfect double bill with:
Any other indigenous blues music :-)
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