Vinyl Album - Teresa Brewer - Teresa Brewer - London

Vinyl Album

Artist:	Teresa Brewer
Title:	Teresa Brewer
Label:	London
Country:	USA
Catalogue:	APB 1006
Date:	1951
Format:	10" LP
Collection:	I Own It I Want It
Community:	1 Owns, 2 Want
Price Guide:	Valuation Page
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Track	Artist	Title	Composer	Rating
A1	Teresa Brewer	Old Man Mose	Armstrong, Randolph	Rate
A2	Teresa Brewer	I Beeped When I Shoulda Bopped	Brenner, Wayne	Rate
A3	Teresa Brewer	Jazz Me Blues	Delaney	Rate
A4	Teresa Brewer	Copenhagen	Melrose, Davis	Rate
B1	Teresa Brewer	Grizzly Bear	Berlin, Botsford	Rate
B2	Teresa Brewer	When The Train Came In	Pleis, Young	Rate
B3	Teresa Brewer	A Man Wrote A Song	Franklin	Rate
B4	Teresa Brewer	You've Got Me Crying Again	Newman, Jones	Rate

Notes

With Jack Pleis and His All-Stars.

Images

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Comments and Reviews


BigBadBluesMan 9th Aug 2017



George Slv 6th Nov 2014		Looks like 5 of these were released in 1949, with two non-hit singles. You say all were recorded in 1949 far ahead of release? 3 of these were recorded in 1950 and 1951.



carryonsidney 5th Nov 2014		Despite what the label says the tracks were recorded in 1949 almost certainly in New York by The Dixieland All Stars: Jack Pleis, Ernie Casceres, Max Kaminsky, Cutty Cutshall, George Wettling, Ed Safranski and Danny Perri. In what was probably a highly unusual move for those days Teresa Brewer actually restricted her live appearances in 1950's+60's while she raised her family, I think it is highly likely she never even set foot in England until the end of the 60's early 70's?



George Slv 5th Nov 2014		Per label, these were recorded in England. Backup was The Dixieland All-Stars, which included Max Kaminsky (supposedly famous). Now where was this group located? I always presumed New York. And I assume Teresa was constantly living in New York.