René Carol Bianca Rosa (CD)

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1-CD with 20-page booklet, 29 single titles. Playing time approx. 76 minutes. ... more

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René Carol: Bianca Rosa (CD)

1-CD with 20-page booklet, 29 single titles. Playing time approx. 76 minutes.

With René Carol's fourth CD we present his recordings from 1961 to 1966. In the early sixties, accompanied by his wife Margit Sander, he also appeared in Canada and the USA, where he had great success for a German artist. With the titles Die Brücke zur alten Heimat and Grüss mir die Sterne von Montana René Carol brought German-born Americans and emigrants a bit of home.

In Germany he can't continue his earlier great successes, but has at least once a year a hitparade nomination, like Hafenmarie, Ein Vagabundenherz, Der rote Wein and Prinzessin Sonnenschein. His last chart success was Bianca Rosa in 1964. As a bonus: Collos Bundeswehr and picture newspaper parodies, coal theft and

The bridge to the old homeland.

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Interpret: René Carol
Album titlle: Bianca Rosa (CD)
Genre Schlager und Volksmusik
Label Bear Family Records
Preiscode AH
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127161376
weight in Kg 0.107

Carol, René - Bianca Rosa (CD) CD 1
01	Hafenmarie	René Carol
02	Ein Vagabundenherz	René Carol
03	Grüss mir die Sterne von Montana	René Carol
04	Solang es Liebe gibt	René Carol
05	Solang du Freunde hast	René Carol
06	Der rote Wein	René Carol
07	Auf der Insel Bell'Amore	René Carol
08	Das macht der Sonnenschein	René Carol
09	Jonny, komm wieder	René Carol
10	Strassenmusikant	René Carol
11	Ich hab nur dich	René Carol
12	Prinzessin Sonnenschein	René Carol
13	Im Hafen von San Remo	René Carol
14	Carina	René Carol
15	Bianca Rosa	René Carol
16	Ich möcht' mit dir mal ein Märchen erleben	René Carol
17	Die schönen Märchen	René Carol
18	Sieben Meere und kein Kuss	René Carol
19	Tief in deinen Augen	René Carol
20	Unter Palmen und Cypressen	René Carol
21	Du darfst nicht weinen	René Carol
22	Schönes Mädchen, lass' das weinen	René Carol
23	Schenk' mir deine Freundschaft	René Carol
24	Sonne, Wind und Sterne	René Carol
25	Wo meine Sterne stehn	René Carol
26	Die Brücke zur alten Heimat	René Carol
27	Kohlenklau	René Carol
28	Bundeswehr-Parodie	René Carol
29	Bildzeitungs-Parodie	René Carol

René Carol René Carol, whose real name was Gerhard Tschierschnitz, was born on... more

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"René Carol"

René Carol

René Carol, whose real name was Gerhard Tschierschnitz, was born on 11 April 1920 in Berlin and for years ranked among the leading German Schlager singers. The good-looking Berliner was a pronounced ladies' favourite and shaped dance and light music until the mid-1960s.

His breakthrough came in 1949 with "Am Zuckerhut" – supported by Danielle Mac and Willy Schneider – and with the duet "Am Hafen von Adano" at the side of Lonny Kellner. In the years that followed he was one of the most sought-after performers in his field, adding dance and light-music numbers to his broad repertoire alongside his Schlager hits.

René Carol enjoyed his greatest success in 1952 with "Rote Rosen, rote Lippen, roter Wein". Produced by Kurt Feltz, the recording earned him and Polydor the first gold record of the post-war era in Germany two years later, after 500,000 shellac discs had been sold. René Carol died on 9 April 1978, two days before his 58th birthday.

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