!!!Umgangsmusik
!!Fatty George: ''Struttin´ With Some Barbecue''

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When he opened his own Jazz club ''Fatty´s Saloon'' in the center of
Vienna, a new phase in the life of the clarinetist, Fatty George (Franz
Georg Pressler, 1927 - Vienna - 1982) began. Shortly thereafter (1959),
his programs became quickly popular as the result of radio advertising.
His unmistakeable style was enthusiastically received as swinging
Mainstream Jazz, as an Austrian synthesis of international Jazz streams.
The illustration shows Fatty George as a  musician; the musical example
presents an original recording of ''Struttin´ With Some Barbecue'' and
lets you hear something of the typical  Saloon  atmosphere - suggested
by certain sounds, rhythms and melodies -, which fascinated the
audiences of the 60's. (M. Saary)


!Sound Clip

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caption='Fatty George: Struttin´ With Some Barbecue\\© 1990 RST Records 91525, Originalaufnahme aus 1958, Interpreten: Fatty George.Gattungen - Jazz: 14.3.1; Komponisten - Fatty George: 14.3.1'}]


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