Camillo Felgen Ich hab' Ehrfurcht vor schneeweissen Haaren

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1-CD with 20-page booklet, 28 titles. Playing time approx. 79 minutes. Say... more

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Camillo Felgen: Ich hab' Ehrfurcht vor schneeweissen Haaren

1-CD with 20-page booklet, 28 titles. Playing time approx. 79 minutes.

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Camillo Felgen, the pop-maker from Luxembourg.

As the broadcasting king, and he really was, he once resided in the Villa Louvigny at Radio Luxembourg.

In 1958 he became programme director of the station for newly created radio programmes,'Die fröhlichen Wellen' in German. It was a huge success, a mixture of hit music and casual conversation.

He also wrote and texted for the big names in the industry. Songs that are still catchy even today: I count daily my worries (Peter Alexander), beautiful foreign man (Connie Francis),

I am so alone (Peter Kraus). He also made films and recorded many hits himself, e.g. "I have awe of snow-white hair and say'why? to name just two of his great successes.

This CD offers a small selection of the about 400 tracks Camillo Felgen recorded.

Article properties: Camillo Felgen: Ich hab' Ehrfurcht vor schneeweissen Haaren

Interpret: Camillo Felgen
Album titlle: Ich hab' Ehrfurcht vor schneeweissen Haaren
Genre Schlager und Volksmusik
Label Bear Family Records
Preiscode AH
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127163172
weight in Kg 0.115

Felgen, Camillo - Ich hab' Ehrfurcht vor schneeweissen Haaren CD 1
01	Ich hab' Ehrfurcht vor schneeweissen Haaren	Camillo Felgen
02	Wenn ein Stern vom Himmel fällt	Camillo Felgen
03	Schaukelstuhl, bleib niemals stehen	Camillo Felgen
04	Wann	Camillo Felgen
05	Unser Glück, Mon Amour	Camillo Felgen
06	Auch Du wirst einmal vergessen	Camillo Felgen
07	Zwei in einem weissen Boot (& ELISABETH)	Camillo Felgen
08	Armer Piccolino	Camillo Felgen
09	Mitternachtslied	Camillo Felgen
10	Das kleine Märchen	Camillo Felgen
11	Wanderer ohne Sterne	Camillo Felgen
12	Sag, warum?	Camillo Felgen
13	Golden Mary	Camillo Felgen
14	Schwarzer Pierrot	Camillo Felgen
15	Er ist ein Freund von mir	Camillo Felgen
16	Du kleiner Mann	Camillo Felgen
17	Bye Bye	Camillo Felgen
18	Irgenwann erwacht ein neuer Tag	Camillo Felgen
19	Bracero	Camillo Felgen
20	Hoch in den Bergen von Mexico	Camillo Felgen
21	Nur ein Schatten	Camillo Felgen
22	An Daddy persönlich	Camillo Felgen
23	Der Junge aus der Via Gluck	Camillo Felgen
24	Ferne und Einsamkeit	Camillo Felgen
25	Heut' abend kommt die Liebe	Camillo Felgen
26	Edelweiss	Camillo Felgen
27	Wie damals	Camillo Felgen
28	Mon Amour, Tu M'Attnedras	Camillo Felgen

Camillo Felgen Camillo wheels The DiscJockey, presenter, singer and lyricist was born... more

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"Camillo Felgen"

Camillo Felgen

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The DiscJockey, presenter, singer and lyricist was born on November 17, 1920 in Tétange, Luxembourg. After elementary school and high school, the later darling of the public worked as a teacher, interpreter and newspaper reporter, he studied singing, opera and acting in Brussels and Liège. In 1951 he was news anchor and recorded his first record, Bonjour mes amis.

On April 6, 1958 Felgen's career began at Radio Luxembourg. Over the years, he developed and presented successful programmes such as the Hit Parade (until 1963), Die Großen Acht, Wunschkonzert and many others, which he turned into radio favourites in a charming and knowledgeable manner and thus helped his station to enormous popularity.

After records like Ich heirate Papi Camillo landed his first hit in Germany in 1959, Say why, which in 1964 still I ordered the luck for tonight and tonight comes love followed. In between were two participations in the Eurovision Grand Prix for Luxembourg: in 1960 he only finished 13th with So laang we's du do bast, for Petit bonhomme it was better in 1962 (3rd place). In the same year he recorded the original instrumental Tornados world hit Telstar with vocals: Sometime a new day awakes.

A legendary meeting took place in Paris in 1964. There, Felgen met the Beatles, who recorded their two German titles She Loves You and Come, Give Me Your Hand. The lyrics came from a'Jean Nicolas' - behind this pseudonym Camillo Felgen was hiding. He has also worked as a copywriter for colleagues such as Peter Alexander (I count my worries every day), Connie Francis (beautiful stranger), the Everly Brothers (When you kiss me), Ralf Paulsen (Bonanza) and many others.

From 1965 he was engaged by television as a presenter for the popular city competition'Spiel ohne Grenzen' (125 episodes). In 1968 Felgen left Radio Luxembourg, for which he had also developed the award of the'Golden Lions' and from then on worked freely - Frank'Tim' Elstner, who he discovered and promoted, became his successor.

In 1973 Camillo succeeded with Ich hab Ehrfurcht vor schneeweißßen Haaren one of the most emotional German evergreens - a song for his mother. Although he had long since retired from the front row, he moderated rims into old age now and then, was a guest at radio and television specials. In 1986 he married his third wife Marianna, with whom he also ran a boutique for ball gowns in Luxembourg.

On July 16, 2005 the versatile, highly creative and likeable radio man died in Esch/Alzette. His name will always be inextricably linked to the success story of Radio Luxemburg.

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