Bert Kaempfert The World We Knew (1967) (CD)

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weight in Kg 0.107

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(2010/Universal) 11 tracks more

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Bert Kaempfert: The World We Knew (1967) (CD)

(2010/Universal) 11 tracks

Article properties: Bert Kaempfert: The World We Knew (1967) (CD)

Interpret: Bert Kaempfert
Album titlle: The World We Knew (1967) (CD)
Label KOCH
Genre Pop
Artikelart CD
EAN: 0602527463360
weight in Kg 0.107

Kaempfert, Bert - The World We Knew (1967) (CD) CD 1
01	The World We Knew	Bert Kaempfert
02	Rain	Bert Kaempfert
03	Moonlight Serenade	Bert Kaempfert
04	I Can't Help Remembering You	Bert Kaempfert
05	You Are My Sunshine	Bert Kaempfert
06	Lover	Bert Kaempfert
07	Vat 96	Bert Kaempfert
08	Serenade In Blue	Bert Kaempfert
09	Talk	Bert Kaempfert
10	Lonesome	Bert Kaempfert
11	Stay With The Happy People	Bert Kaempfert

Bert Kaempfert Hamburg orchestra chief, arranger and composer was born in Hamburg on 16... more

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"Bert Kaempfert"

Bert Kaempfert

Hamburg orchestra chief, arranger and composer was born in Hamburg on 16 October 1923 and was the most successful German composer and orchestra chief after the Second World War before James Last. He began his career as a saxophonist in the orchestra of the Gdansk Radio Orchestra Hans Busch.

After the war Bert Kaempfert tingelte through English soldier clubs in Northern Germany. His first hits as producer and arranger were "Die Gitarre und das Meer" (Freddy, 1959) and "Morgen' (Ivo Robic, 1959). 1960 followed his own world hit "Wunderland bei Nacht', with which he achieved fame, success and gold records in the USA. "Afrikaan Beat' (1962), "A swingin' Safari' and "Red Roses for a blue Lady' were no less successful. As a composer he was responsible for the top hits "Spanish Eyes' (Al Martino, 1966) and "Strangers in the Night' (Frank Sinatra, 1966). But Bert Kaempfert missed his biggest chance in 1962, when he produced "My Bonnie' with the English singer Tony Sheridan.

At that time Bert Kaempfert engaged the still unknown Beatles, who were looking for a record deal. As "Beat Brothers' they played on the record. More than one LP did not come out of this short collaboration - today it is on the market as "Beatles in Hamburg' and helped the Beatles to a record deal at that time. Original Press Release: Deutsche Grammophon GmbH

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