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Ernie Bieler: Lollipop (CD)

1-CD with 20-page booklet, 32 tracks. Playing time approx. 78 mns.

Erni Bieler was one of the leading singers on the German-language pop scene. Under the pseudonym Kitty Sisters she also recorded German versions of well-known US hits for Polydor and Heliodor, for example by Nat King Cole, Teresa Brewer, Janis Martin and the Chordettes.

The musical background was mainly provided by the orchestras of Erwin Halletz or Johannes Fehring, but also Max Greger and Horst Wende. With duet partner Jimmy Makulis she took us in to separate countries.

Jazz - that's actually what Erni Bieler wanted to sing. Schlager - that's what made them really successful. And she never had a problem with that, as she was never averse to light entertainment music either. Thus it became the undisputed number 1 in the Austrian hit of the early'50s.

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Interpret: Ernie Bieler
Album titlle: Lollipop (CD)
Genre Schlager und Volksmusik
Label Bear Family Records
Price code AH
Year of publication 2000
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127164049
weight in Kg 0.115

Bieler, Erni - Lollipop (CD) CD 1
01	Lollipop
02	Wenn die Glocke der Liebe klingt
03	Lass die Welt darüber reden
04	Mauerblümchen
05	Eine Reise ins Glück
06	Noch ein Kuss
07	Oho (KITTY SISTERS)
08	My Happiness
09	Tanzen ist schön (KITTY SISTERS)
10	Warum strahlen heut nacht ... (KITTY SISTERS)
11	Du denkst Dir nichts dabei (KITTY SISTERS)
12	Heisse Küsse (KITTY SISTERS)
13	Küss mich einmal, küss ... (KITTY SISTERS)
14	Uns trennen Länder (& JIMMY MAKULIS)
15	Pfiffikus (KITTY SISTERS)
16	Wo bist Du geblieben
17	Bleib für immer bei mir (KITTY SISTERS)
18	Jonny Guitar
19	Lied ohne Worte
20	Johnny Calypso
21	Du fehlst mir so sehr
22	So wie eine Melone
23	Stardust
24	Ich freu mich auf heut' abend
25	Sag, wann kommst Du?
26	O dio mio
27	Das ist das Ende vom Lied
28	Seit ich dich geseh'n
29	Oh, das ist gefährlich
30	Jeder Tag mit Dir
31	Was ist los?
32	Goodbye, Charly, Goodbye

Obituary Erni Bieler Once again, a voice that was closely linked to the history... more

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"Ernie Bieler"

Obituary Erni Bieler

Once again, a voice that was closely linked to the history of the German-language hit has fallen silent forever: Erni Bieler died in Vienna on July 11.

Her great love was jazz - but she was never averse to light entertainment music either. Thus it became the undisputed number 1 in the Austrian hit of the early 50s.

Ernestine Geisbiegler, Erni Bieler's real name, was born on 18 May 1925. She finished her training as a coloratura soprano in 1945, but then decided on the light muse. Together with her fellow students Toni and Ina Winkler she founded the Vienna Terzett and also appeared in Hans Koller's'Hot Club Vienna'.

The music producer Gerhard Mendelson offered her a record deal, and he chose her as'Erni Bieler' for the German-language pop song. She made her debut recordings from 1947 for the companies Astra-Schall and Harmona, then followed the first titles on Elite Special, among others in duet with Rudi Hofstetter and Peter Alexander.

Erni Bieler began her career with Polydor in 1954 - as a solo and ensemble singer. But it took until 1956 before she landed her first big success with Lass die Welt reden together with the music boys. In the same year, records appeared on the Heliodor label under the pseudonym Kitty Sisters. The multi-track technology made it possible: Erni Bieler accompanied himself. Their records were released by Polydor until 1962.

After the end of her pop career, Ernie Bieler briefly returned to her'origins' in the mid-sixties, recording Viennese and operetta songs for Amadeo and Ariola. After that followed several radio productions before she finally withdrew into private life with the musician Jula Koch.

In the 70s and early 80s, the singer was a popular guest on television evergreen shows. She made her last appearance in 1996, when she once again presented her successful titles with Rudi Hofstetter in the'Musikantenstadl'.

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