Musikanten-Quartett Rosa-Rosa-Nina (CD)

(MusicTales) 25 tracks

Herbert Imlau performed with this vocal group throughout Germany in the 50's, later under the name -The Musicians Quartet-. The group made numerous recordings of their own and accompanied many well-known artists of the 50's during their recordings. The first big success came in 1954 with the recording -Wo der Wildbach rauscht-, which climbed to number 26 in the charts. In 1956 followed with -Rosa-Rosa-Nina- the biggest success of the formation. The single climbed to number 2 in the charts and was able to stay there for 20 weeks. Further hit parade successes of the Musikanten-Quartett were -So this will be- (1956, number 12) and -Bella Sophia, Addio, Addio- (1956, number 25). After 1956 the group could no longer place itself in the charts, but produced more records regularly until 1960.