Review by Paweł Jasiński

The album Wiener Fiakerlied by Herbert Joeks is a masterpiece of traditional Austrian music. The album features a collection of songs that pay homage to the rich cultural heritage of Vienna. The lyrics are written in the Viennese dialect and are accompanied by the traditional instruments of Austria, such as the accordion, zither, and clarinet.

The album opens with the title track, "Wiener Fiakerlied," which is a tribute to the horse-drawn carriages that are a common sight in Vienna. The song is upbeat and cheerful, with a catchy melody that will have listeners tapping their feet. Other standout tracks on the album include "A Schöne Zeit," "In Da Schmäh," and "A Wunderschöne Reise."

Herbert Joeks' vocals are the highlight of the album, as he effortlessly switches between different styles of singing. He can go from a smooth and mellow croon to a raucous and lively yodel in the blink of an eye. His voice is perfectly suited to the traditional Austrian music that he performs.

Summary by Paweł Jasiński

Wiener Fiakerlied is a must-have album for anyone who loves traditional Austrian music. Herbert Joeks' passion for the music and his exceptional vocal talent make this album a joy to listen to from start to finish.