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Cover: Ganz Ohne Schmäh

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Earlier popular and jazz music contributions · 1974

Ganz Ohne Schmäh

Thomas Declaude

Album by singer-songwriter Thomas Declaude on which Harry Pepl plays slide guitar.

Year
1974
Label
CBS
Catalogue number
S 80 288
Formats
LP
Harry Pepl
sideman
Recording
September 1974, Austrophon Studio, Vienna
Archive ID
HP-T-0003

Discogs

Tracks

  • Das Ist Die Gegend Nach Der I Sehnsucht Hab Im Ausland A1 2:50
  • 34er Blues A2 2:49
  • Arm San Ma Deppert San Ma A3 3:12
  • Waßt Wia Sche Daß Des Is A4 2:55
  • Im Schrebergartenlabyrinth A5 3:54
  • Immer Wenn I Hamkumm A6 2:37
  • I Bin Es Hat Ka Bedeutung Mer B1 2:15
  • Sie Tragt Wind In Die Haar B2 2:06
  • I Hock In Mein Zimmer B3 2:53
  • Strumpfplakatblues B4 2:41
  • Wenn Der Ultimo Da Is B5 2:33
  • Ganz Ohne Schmäh B6 2:46

Discogs dates the album to 1974, video descriptions give 1975. Further musicians according to Discogs: Hans Salomon (alto saxophone), Rudolf Hansen (bass), Erich Bachträgel (drums, percussion), Julius Scheybal (guitar), Herwig Gratzer (organ), Small Blues Charly (harmonica); sound engineer Friedrich Skrabal, liner notes by Peter Henisch. In October 2026 Thomas Declaude provided tracks A2 and B1 to the archive as listening copies.

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Thomas Declaude: 34er Blues (Ganz Ohne Schmäh, 1974)

1974 · CBS S 80 288 (1974); zur Verfügung gestellt von Thomas Declaude

Track A2 of Thomas Declaude’s LP “Ganz Ohne Schmäh”, recorded in September 1974 at Austrophon Studio, Vienna, with Harry Pepl on slide guitar and Fritz Pauer on piano. Listening copy for registered users, provided to the archive by Thomas Declaude.

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Thomas Declaude: I Bin Es Hat Ka Bedeutung Mer (Ganz Ohne Schmäh, 1974)

1974 · CBS S 80 288 (1974); zur Verfügung gestellt von Thomas Declaude

Track B1 of Thomas Declaude’s LP “Ganz Ohne Schmäh”, recorded in September 1974 at Austrophon Studio, Vienna, with Harry Pepl on slide guitar. Listening copy for registered users, provided to the archive by Thomas Declaude.

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