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Eva Olmerová - LP

Eva Olmerová | Traditional Jazz Studio

Blues | Jazz | Dixieland | Ragtime | Czechoslovakian classics

1973

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LP Eva Olmerová: Eva Olmerová

Supraphon | Gramofonový Klub 30. November -0001 Czechoslovakia

Album Mono Doprodej

More ID: 153631 Discogs ID: 9363939

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Title	Eva Olmerová
Artist	Eva Olmerová \| Traditional Jazz Studio
Format	LP (vinyl)
Labels	Supraphon \| Gramofonový Klub
Country of issue	Czechoslovakia
Date of publication	30. November -0001
First released	1973
Weight	230 g
Product ID	153631
Discogs ID	9363939

Eva Olmerová: Eva Olmerová version on vinyl LP in Standard edition. This particular edition was published in Czechoslovakia in publishing company Supraphon in cooperation with Gramofonový Klub on 30. November -0001.

The album "Eva Olmerová" by Eva Olmerová, released in 1973, showcases the Czech singer's powerful and emotive vocal style. This collection of songs features a diverse range of genres, including jazz, blues, and gospel influences. The tracklist includes classic tunes such as "Nobody Knows You When You're Down And Out" and "Alexander's Ragtime Band," highlighting Olmerová's ability to interpret American standards with her unique flair. The album also contains soulful renditions of spirituals like "Precious Lord, Take My Hand" and "Give Me That Old Time Religion," which resonate with her deep and resonant voice. Other tracks like "Sunny Rainbow" and "Drunkard's Wife's Blues" further demonstrate her versatility as a performer. The inclusion of the Czech song "Budulínek Přičněhlavý" adds a touch of local flavor to the album, while songs like "Going Astray" and "Oh, Daddy" continue to showcase her talent in conveying emotional depth through music. Overall, the album is a testament to Eva Olmerová's standing as one of the Czech Republic's most esteemed vocalists of her time.

Album spans genres Blues, Jazz, Dixieland, Ragtime and Czechoslovakian classics.

A1	In The Upper Room
A2	Then The Answer Came
A3	It Is No Secret
A4	Nobody Knows The Trouble I've Seen
A5	Walk In Jerusalem
A6	Lord, What You've Done For Me
B1	My Funny Valentine
	Written-By Richard Rodgers
B2	Why Don't You Love Me
	Written-By Emil Ludvík
B3	Little Boat
	Written-By Ronaldo Boscoli
B4	Nearness Of You
	Written-By Hoagy Carmichael
B5	Ain't Misbehavin'
	Written-By Fats Waller
B6	It Might As Well Be Spring
	Written-By Richard Rodgers