Ines Taddio Carussello Italiano

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Ines Taddio: Carussello Italiano

In the show scene she has earned herself a first-class reputation and is good at business. Accompanied by the sympathy of the audience, she whirls across the stages of Europe and of course also makes frequent guest appearances in Italy. When she accepts the invitation to a pop festival in Taormina and presents her songs there, the organizer asks her in astonishment: "Do you want to sing German here? Ines says yes, because she doesn't have any other pieces. So she performs her German songs and gets a big applause for it.

With the successful hit Pigalle she starts at the International Song Competition in Pesaro for Germany. Other prominent participants include Georges Moustaki, who sings for France, and Marie Dieke (better known here as 'Ria Solar'), who represents Sweden.

In spring 1962 - supported by numerous radio and television appearances - her first single was released by the new record company. Heinz Gietz continues to use the Italian trick in the beginning and so you experience the singer as usual sometimes longing romantic, sometimes lively temperamental with southern inspired hits. Only when there is no resounding success does Ines Taddio try a more contemporary sound and, for example, have Ines Taddio sing a cover version of the Brenda Lee hit As Usual. This finally gives her the opportunity to show a little more of her ability and versatility on record.

Appearances in the music films 'Tanze mit mir in den Morgen' and 'Das ist die Liebe der Matrosen' as well as in the thriller 'Einer frisst den anderen' - a German/Italian co-production with the Hollywood sex bomb Jayne Mansfield - have increased the popularity of the singer even more.

At that time she was much better known in Hungary than in Germany. As one of the first western singers she appeared in the Eastern Bloc and went on tour with artists like Jimmy Makulis or Rocco Granata. In Hungary she is soon regarded as a top star and also records there. With Speedy Gonzales she even lands a bestseller there. In 1965 she made a guest appearance in Budapest with Vico Torriani. Both are enthusiastically celebrated by the press and the public. The fact that Vico Torriani is then quite hostile to us because of his artistic activities beyond the Iron Curtain is only marginally mentioned here.

Another spectacular event in Ines Taddio's career took place in 1964. As part of the German-Soviet Cultural Agreement, she is touring Russia with the Kurt Edelhagen Orchestra. 25 concerts in Moscow, Leningrad and Sochi are on the programme. The soloists are Monika Grimm, Will Brandes and the Medium-Terzett.

The first concert in the Moscow Sports Palace, which has a capacity of almost 15,000 visitors, was a sensational success. Ines has rehearsed a song in Russian for this tour, but it will not be approved when the programme is accepted by the representatives of the Soviet State Concert Agency. Despite this, she ignites storms of enthusiasm during her performances, especially with the Schlager 24 Mila Baci, which has a twist-like rhythm. The twist was officially frowned upon in Russia at the time, but that's why it's in such high demand among young people.

Following this tour, the ensemble will give a guest performance at the Friedrichsstadtpalast in East Berlin and in Dresden - but without Monika Grimm, who is regarded as a 'GDR refugee' - and will also tear the audience from their seats here. On the occasion of these appearances the Amiga releases the EP 'Kurt Edelhagen in Berlin' on which Ines Taddio with the Tony Renis hit Quando, Quando can be heard.

Article properties: Ines Taddio: Carussello Italiano

Interpret: Ines Taddio
Album titlle: Carussello Italiano
Genre Schlager und Volksmusik
Label Bear Family Records
Artikelart CD
EAN: 4000127163462
weight in Kg 0.115

Taddio, Ines - Carussello Italiano CD 1
01	Carusello Italiano	Ines Taddio
02	Vola, Vola, Vola	Ines Taddio
03	Wie damals	Ines Taddio
04	Blühender Mohn	Ines Taddio
05	Capitano D'Amore	Ines Taddio
06	Goodbye, Jimmy, Goodbye	Ines Taddio
07	Signore	Ines Taddio
08	Sing, wenn du verliebt bist	Ines Taddio
09	Frag nicht nach seinem Namen, Zorina	Ines Taddio
10	Salute! Cin-Cin	Ines Taddio
11	Buona Notte, Roma	Ines Taddio
12	Die weisse Möwe	Ines Taddio
13	Nie wirst du mich Wiederseh'n	Ines Taddio
14	Viva L'Amor	Ines Taddio
15	Immer nur du	Ines Taddio
16	Die feinen Leute von Paris	Ines Taddio
17	Angelo, armer Piccolino	Ines Taddio
18	Wem gibt sie die rote Rose	Ines Taddio
19	Mandolinen der Liebe	Ines Taddio
20	Malaguena	Ines Taddio
21	Oh, oh Filippo	Ines Taddio
22	Wenn die Tanzkapelle spielt	Ines Taddio
23	Vorsicht mit der Liebe	Ines Taddio
24	So wenig Zeit	Ines Taddio
25	Davanti Al Juke-Box (italienisch)	Ines Taddio
26	Ohe... Paisa...(italienisch)	Ines Taddio
27	Zorina (französisch)	Ines Taddio
28	Capitano D'Amore (italienisch)	Ines Taddio
29	Arrivederci (italienisch)	Ines Taddio