Songs of the Berlin Cabaret 1920-1929

Step into the vibrant and decadent world of 1920s Berlin with Jody Karin Appelbaum's captivating album, "Songs of the Berlin Cabaret 1920-1929." Released on May 19, 2009, under Helicon Records, this collection is a meticulously crafted journey through the lively and often provocative sounds of the Weimar Republic's cabaret scene. Spanning a concise yet engaging 68 minutes, the album features 20 tracks that showcase the era's signature blend of wit, irony, and sensuality.

Jody Karin Appelbaum's renditions of classic cabaret songs like "Meine Schwester Liebt Den Buster," "Zwei Dunkle Augen," and "Moccalied" bring to life the spirit of the time, with their playful lyrics and infectious melodies. The album also includes lesser-known gems such as "Mélodie Perverse" and "Sag, Warum?," offering a comprehensive overview of the era's musical landscape. Appelbaum's sultry vocals and impeccable timing make each track a delight, whether she's crooning a tender ballad like "Deine Süßen Blauen Augen" or belting out an upbeat number like "Ich Tanz' Charleston."

"Songs of the Berlin Cabaret 1920-1929" is not just a tribute to a bygone era but a testament to Jody Karin Appelbaum's artistry and her ability to breathe new life into classic material. The album's lush arrangements and Appelbaum's nuanced performances make it a standout in the world of vintage cabaret music. Whether you're a seasoned fan of the genre or a newcomer looking to explore its charms, this album is sure to enchant and entertain.