Ted Herold Mann, Mann, Mann - CD-Single

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Ted Herold: Mann, Mann, Mann - CD-Single

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Interpret: Ted Herold
Album titlle: Mann, Mann, Mann - CD-Single
Genre Rock'n'Roll
Label A1/A2
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4037396103103
weight in Kg 0.1

Herold, Ted - Mann, Mann, Mann - CD-Single CD 1
01	Mann, Mann, Mann	Ted Herold
02	Mann, Mann, Mann (Karaoke Version)	Ted Herold

Ted Herold Ted Herold, born on 9 September 1942 in Berlin as Harald Walter Bernhard... more

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"Ted Herold"

Ted Herold

Ted Herold, born on 9 September 1942 in Berlin as Harald Walter Bernhard Schubring, was known as 'the German Elvis'. 'Elvis made in Germany', 'king of the Berlin Teds', 'Mr. Hip-Swing' – such were the epithets bestowed on the German rock'n'roll idol, both in the first phase of his career, which lasted from 1958 to 1966, and on his return in the late 1970s.

The spark came in 1956 with the film 'Love Me Tender': after fourteen-year-old Harald saw Elvis take to the stage with a guitar in a Frankfurt cinema, he asked for a guitar for Christmas and taught himself rock'n'roll – night after night he listened over the AFN radio station to the latest songs by Elvis, Bill Haley and Buddy Holly.

His stage career began in 1958. From his second record on, the Viennese producer Gerhard Mendelson took him under his wing, and he later worked with Bert Kaempfert too. Many of his early recordings were German versions of Presley titles: for instance 'Ich brauch keinen Ring' after 'Wear My Ring Around Your Neck', or 'Wunderbar, wie du heut' wieder küsst' after 'I Got Stung'.

The 'Elvis' label was not unfounded – he moved and carried himself like his idol. Yet Herold never saw himself as a mere imitator and trusted that audiences would in time recognise his own style. Like Johnny Hallyday in France or Tommy Steele in England, he stood for a whole generation that emulated the idol from Memphis while giving him a voice of its own.

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