Dive into the soulful world of Georgie Fame with his 1969 album, "Georgie Does His Thing With Strings." This captivating collection of 12 tracks showcases Fame's versatility and deep connection to the Northern Soul genre, though it spans a wide range of styles including rock, blues, pop, folk, and even touches of world and country music. The album, released on Legacy Recordings, is a testament to Fame's ability to blend various musical influences into a cohesive and engaging experience.
"Georgie Does His Thing With Strings" kicks off with a smooth rendition of "And I Love Her," followed by the upbeat "Maybe In The Spring Again." The album features a mix of original compositions and covers, each track enhanced by lush string arrangements that add depth and richness to Fame's distinctive vocals. Standout tracks include the heartfelt "A House Is Not A Home" and the playful "Girl Talk," both of which highlight Fame's ability to convey a range of emotions through his music.
The album's duration of 37 minutes is packed with memorable moments, from the sultry "What's New?" to the nostalgic "In The Wee Small Hours (Of The Morning)." Each song is a testament to Fame's musical prowess and his ability to connect with audiences on a deep level. Whether you're a longtime fan of Georgie Fame or a newcomer to his music, "Georgie Does His Thing With Strings" is sure to leave a lasting impression. The album was released on vinyl in various countries, including the UK, Poland, and Australia, and has been enjoyed by fans around the world.
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