Albums by Georgie Fame
ALBUMBend a Little: Demos, Rarities & OuttakesGeorgie Fame
ALBUMSinger (feat. Madeline Bell)Georgie Fame
ALBUMSwan SongsGeorgie Fame & The Last Blue Flames
ALBUMLost in a Lover's DreamGeorgie Fame
ALBUM'60's London SwingGeorgie Fame
ALBUMTone - Wheels 'a' Turnin'Georgie Fame & The Last Blue Flames
ALBUMA Portrait of Chet (Remastered)Georgie Fame
ALBUMFunny How Time Slips AwayGeorgie Fame
ALBUMRelationshipsGeorgie Fame
ALBUMPoet in New YorkGeorgie Fame
Artist Biography
U.K. musical legend Georgie Fame--born Clive Powell--emerged in the late 1950s, as part of the Larry Parnes stable of stars, alongside Billy Fury and Marty Wilde. Fame was an early champion of blue beat and ska, as well as an accomplished Hammond organ player, but it was his dedication to jazz and "vocalese" that earned him his first big hit, "Yeh Yeh", which topped the U.K. charts. As his solo success began to dwindle, Fame teamed up with Van Morrison for a series of well-received albums, before returning to "vocalese" with 2000s critically acclaimed solo album, POET IN NEW YORK.
Hometown
Leigh, England
Genre
Jazz