Heinz Erhardt Nicht die falsche Dame drücken

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Heinz Erhardt: Nicht die falsche Dame drücken

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Interpret: Heinz Erhardt
Album titlle: Nicht die falsche Dame drücken
Label CAT RECORDS
Genre Schlager und Volksmusik
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4013495733908
weight in Kg 0.1

Erhardt, Heinz - Nicht die falsche Dame drücken CD 1
01	Blah, Blah, Blah	Heinz Erhardt
02	Noch ein Gedicht	Heinz Erhardt
03	Bobby Schick hat 'nen Tick	Heinz Erhardt
04	Tante Hedwig	Heinz Erhardt
05	Onkel-Otto-Walzer	Heinz Erhardt
06	Skatpolka	Heinz Erhardt
07	Das soll uns nicht noch mal passier'n	Heinz Erhardt
08	Das Lehn-Lied	Heinz Erhardt
09	Herr Mayer wird verlangt	Heinz Erhardt
10	Linkes Auge blau...	Heinz Erhardt
11	Schürzenjäger-Polka	Heinz Erhardt
12	Immer noch 'n Groschen	Heinz Erhardt
13	Ich hab' zuhaus 'ne Frau	Heinz Erhardt
14	Seemann Ahoi	Heinz Erhardt
15	Ach, wenn ich doch mal im Lotto...	Heinz Erhardt
16	Fräulein Mabel	Heinz Erhardt
17	Der fablhafte Egon	Heinz Erhardt
18	Egal, wie es kommt	Heinz Erhardt
19	Ungereimtheiten	Heinz Erhardt
20	Sei friedlich	Heinz Erhardt

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"Heinz Erhardt"

Heinz Erhardt

Heinz Erhardt (1909–1979) was the most popular funnyman of the post-war era – actor, comedian, cabaret artist, writer, composer and schlager-maker in one. For more than thirty years he was the great comic turn of the 'Bunte Abende'; his catchphrase 'Noch'n Gedicht' ('Another poem') became his verbal trademark, and his spoonerisms and rhymed absurdities still raise a laugh today.

Born in Riga as the son of a theatre conductor, he grew up surrounded by music; his grandfather owned a music shop. His career began not with a poem but with small, witty cabaret chansons that he wrote and composed himself – Fräulein Mabel, Mein Mädchen, Pappis Wiegenlied and Agamemnon. From his debut in Breslau he was brought to Berlin's 'Kabarett der Komiker' and the 'Scala'.

Conscripted into the navy during the war, he ended up entertaining the troops; after 1945 he started out as a radio raconteur and comic compere at NWDR Hamburg with series such as 'So was Dummes'. From 1950 he devoted himself above all to film, becoming a darling of post-war cinema with comedies like 'Witwer mit fünf Töchtern' and 'So ein Millionär hat's schwer'; his volumes of verse sold in the millions. On stage he always played the infantile, guileless and shy innocent – a rogue who passed himself off as a fool and was loved for it. In the ZDF poll 'Unsere Besten' he ranked second among the best-loved comedians, decades after his death.

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