#Bert Kaempfert

[edsmusicblog]

colette deréal 22/9/1927 - 12/4/1988

colette deréal - danke schön

1964

[musicwithoutborders]

Bert Kaempfert, Till I The Polydor Singles Collection 1958/1972, 1958.2000

[oldshowbiz]

Neutered monotony, superior muzak, and a failed attempt at showmanship from the awkward Bert Kaempfert.

[odk-2]

Nat "King" Cole - L-O-V-E (1965) Bert Kaempfert / Milt Gabler from: "L-O-V-E" (LP) "L-O-V-E" / "I Don't Want to See Tomorrow" (Single) "Nat King Cole: L-O-V-E (The Complete Capitol Recordings 1960-1964)" (2006 | CD9)

Traditional Pop | Jazz | Swing

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Personnel: Nat "King" Cole: Vocals Bobby Bryant: Trumpet Solo

Arranged by Ralph Carmichael Produced by Lee Gillette

Recorded: @ Capitol Records Studios in Hollywood, California USA on June 3, 1964

Released 1965

Capitol Records

Box Set Released: on October 30, 2006 Bear Family Records

[realmoftheacornking]

BEST--AFTERGLOW--MUSIC--EVER.

[mishalogic]

BERT KAEMPFERT - BYE BYE BLUES

Music for the momenmt ... Misha

[howardhawkshollywoodmusic]

58. Red Roses for a Blue Lady by Bert Kaempfert debuted Jan 65 and peaked at number 11, scoring 926 points.

Bert was born in Hamburg, Germany, and has 12 chart entries 1960-66. His only top ten hit was his first, Wonderland by Night. It hit number one and was the number three hit of 1961.

Also in 1965, vocal versions of Red Roses peaked at number ten by Vic Dana, and number 23 by Wayne Newton.

[twafordizzy]

Bijna iedere dag muziek: the Avalanches

Dit is dus de hedendaagse muziekwereld – een wereld waarin niemand meer een noot speelt of zingt, maar waarin onbetwistbaar en ondubbelzinnig toch nieuwe muziek wordt gecreëerd. Vroeger leefde ik in de veronderstelling dat er niets goeds – in elk geval niets heel erg goeds – kon voortkomen uit het mixen, combineren, scratchen, knippen en plakken, en dat klopte ook toen de benadering van de…

[mitjalovse]

What am I actually trying to discuss here? I mean, I mentioned two completely different musicians and I attempted to unite them in their propensity for singles, which resulted in the lack of cohesive albums. Well, you can admit there is something there and I can also include Frank Sinatra among the two, since he has a similar issue, though his LPs are not the problem, they're quite coherent. However, they are not really known. For instance – how many have listened the entire collection of song the tune on the link is on? Yes, Sinatra is experienced more through his tunes than the discs these pieces are on. To be honest, this occurs with many of his peers, i.e. they are much more understood through their biggest hits than their whole long plays.

[beatleshistoryblog]

LECTURE 8: ROCK AND ROLL MUSIC: Early British rock and roll star Tony Sheridan (1940-2013) and his producer, Bert Kaempfert, convinced The Beatles to perform under the name “The Beat Brothers” on his single “My Bonnie,” recorded in June of 1961, along with several other singles, although Polydor chose “My Bonnie” for the A-side of the single and “The Saints” for the B-side. Thanks to the success of “My Bonnie,” especially in West Germany, Polydor released an entire album of songs by Sheridan and the Beat Brothers in January 1962 called, appropriately enough, MY BONNIE.

[thatwritererinoriordan]

I know, I know:

[britishchick09]

my favorite versions of 'plaisir d'amour'! :)

[ashstfu]

hello lovely. shuffle your favourite playlist and post the first five songs that come up. then copy/paste this ask to your favourite mutuals <3

hi angel! these are from my playlist titled “songs that i love right now but eventually get sick of and never listen again” :)

[lovable22]

Aaron Tveit - at the Soraya with the Pacific Jazz Orchestra

Saturday, May 11th, 2024

Northridge, CA

1. Overture

2. "Fly Me to The Moon (In Other Words)"Music & Lyrics by Bart Howard

3. "Younger Than Springtime" Music by Richard Rodgers & Lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein Il (South Pacific)

4. "What Kind Of Fool Am I" Music by Leslie Bricusse & Lyrics by Anthony Newley (Stop the World - I Want To Get Off)

5. "The World We Knew (Over and Over)" By Bert Kaempfert, Herbert Rehbein, and Carl Sigman

6. "You Can't Tame Me" Music & Lyrics by Cinco Paul (Schmigadoon!)

7. "My Doorway To Where" Music & Lyrics by Cinco Paul (Schmigadoon!)

8. "Empty Chairs at Empty Tables" Music by Claude-Michel Schönberg & Lyrics by Alain Boublil and Jean-Marc Natel; English Lyrics by Herbert Kretzmer (Les Misérables)

9. "Roxanne" Music & Lyrics by Sting (Moulin Rouge!)

—INTERMISSION-

10. "Mambo" Music by Leonard Bernstein (West Side Story)

11. "Maria/Something’s Coming/Tonight" Medley Music by Leonard Bernstein & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim (West Side Story)

12. "As Long as She Needs Me" Music & Lyrics by Lionel Bart (Oliver!)

13. “Johanna" Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim (Sweeney Todd)

14. "What Was I Made For?" Music & Lyrics by Billie Eilish (Barbie)

15. "Being Alive" Music & Lyrics by Stephen Sondheim (Company)

Encore:

16. “Your Song” Music & Lyrics by Elton John (Movie Version)

17. "Roxanne" [YES! AGAIN!] Music & Lyrics by Sting (Moulin Rouge!)

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[do-you-have-a-flag]

my favourite part of the bert kaempfert song Swingin Safari is about a minute in when the trumpet player gets a solo and it sounds like the terrified playing of someone who lost their place in the sheet music trying to improvise

am i saying that's what happened? no. but it's fun to play pretend

[theretirementhome]

Happy Cat Disco - The Notorious B.I.G x Foghorn Leghorn x Bert Kaempfert