Benno Strandt

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Benno Strandt (* 1907 in Finkenwerder ; † 1995 in Hamburg ), known as "the texting taxi driver", was a poet, author and lyricist for songs, poems and stories in Low German , High German and Missingsch . He had his greatest successes with the texts he wrote for and with Richard Germer as a composer and interpreter . “Gor nich um Kümmern”, “Hering und Makrele” and “Sowas Dummes” are just a few of his works that have been included in the “Hamburger Liedgut”.

He also wrote for Heidi Kabel , Dieter Hallervorden , Maria and Margot Hellwig , Henry Vahl , Fips Asmussen and Heino .

bibliography

  • Something to laugh about in Hoch und Platt (poems) in the Bobeck Verlag / Hamburg
  • Hat laughs wi doröber! (Biographical stories) in the Bobeck Verlag / Hamburg
  • Benno's Hamborger Üm-Dreihbook (poems) 4th edition: in the Bobeck Verlag / Hamburg
  • Benno's tweetes Üm-Dreihbook (poems) 2nd edition: in the Bobeck Verlag / Hamburg

Individual evidence

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personal data
SURNAME Stranded, Benno
BRIEF DESCRIPTION German poet and songwriter, Hamburger Lied
DATE OF BIRTH 1907
PLACE OF BIRTH Finkenwerder
DATE OF DEATH 1995
Place of death Hamburg