Bravo annual charts 1971
Bravo annual charts 1971
Danyel Gérard with a black slouch hat, full beard and smoky voice sang the biggest German-language hit of the year. The beat music of the 1960s was replaced by glam rock . The most important representatives were Marc Bolan as the singer of T. Rex and the band The Sweet , which celebrated their first great successes and still enjoy cult status today. The Beatles no longer existed and everything was waiting for solo successes from the two geniuses John Lennon and Paul McCartney . The youngest of the “Fab Four” George Harrison then surprised the music world with My Sweet Lord and the first world hit by an ex-Beatle. This was later followed by Paul McCartney with Another Day , John Lennon with Power to the People and Ringo Starr with It Don't Come Easy .
- Butterfly - Danyel Gérard - 449 points
- Hot Love - T. Rex - 448 points
- Co-Co - The Sweet - 390 points
- I'm in love with love - Chris Roberts - 373 points
- My Sweet Lord - George Harrison - 366 points
- Hey Tonight - Creedence Clearwater Revival - 348 points
- I Am ... I Said - Neil Diamond - 344 points
- Get It On - T. Rex - 312 points
- Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep - Middle of the Road - 270 points
- (I Never Promised You A) Rose Garden - Lynn Anderson - 264 points
Bravo Otto election 1971
Beat groups
- Golden Otto: Creedence Clearwater Revival
- Silver Otto: The Bee Gees
- Bronze Otto: Deep Purple
Singer
- Golden Otto: Chris Roberts
- Silver Otto: Roy Black
- Bronze Otto: Peter Alexander
singers
- Golden Otto: Manuela
- Silver Otto: Daliah Lavi
- Bronze Otto: France Gall