For the girl that I love

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For the girl that I love
Studio album by Peter Maffay

Publication
(s)

1970

Label (s) Teldec

Format (s)

LP, CD

Genre (s)

Bat

Title (number)

12

running time

40 min, 45 sec

occupation
  • Vocals, guitar: Peter Maffay

production

Michael Kunze , Christian Bruhn

Studio (s)

Union Studio

chronology
- For the girl that I love You're like a song
(1971)

For the girl I love is the first studio album by German hit and rock musician Peter Maffay . It was released in 1970.

History of origin

After the great success of the single Du , 20-year-old Peter Maffay began work on his debut album. The driving force behind this album was his producer Michael Kunze . The lyrics and songs were written by different composers. In addition to Kunze, they included Peter Orloff , Wolfgang Rödelberger and Christian Bruhn . The recordings took place in the Union Studio in Munich.

Track list

the respective author in brackets

page A

  1. For the girl I love ( Christian Bruhn ) - 3:16
  2. Guitar-Boy (Bruhn) - 5:37
  3. Have confidence in me ( Wolfgang Rödelberger ) - 3:54
  4. I can't get away from you (Peter Maffay) - 2:22
  5. I've never been a Sunnyboy (Bruhn) - 2:59
  6. You are different (Bruhn) - 3:24

Side B

  1. Catalina (Bruhn) - 3:00
  2. Have I already lost you (Maffay) - 3:14
  3. Lazy Daisy (Bruhn) - 2:16
  4. You ( Peter Orloff ) - 5:00
  5. Angelico (Bruhn) - 3:02
  6. You need someone who loves you (Bruhn) - 2:41

The LP was reissued in 1981. The album was released on June 7, 1993 as an audio CD.

success

After the success of the first single Du (No. 1 in Germany, Belgium and the Netherlands, No. 2 in Switzerland and No. 8 in Austria), which was awarded a gold record within a very short time, the album fell short of expectations and only sold 17,000 times. However, the album produced another hit with Du bist anders (5th place in Germany, 17th place in Austria). You are different was promoted with a film appearance in the comedy That knocks the strongest twin around (1970). In this film, Maffay sang this song as well as the B-side Lazy Daisy .

swell

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  2. For The Girl I Love. Discogs , accessed August 20, 2010 .
  3. For the girl I love on musicline.de
  4. Charts
  5. The Transylvanian boy . In: Oldie Market . No. 10 , 2005, pp. 9 ( funwithmusic.de [PDF]).
  6. You are different. Austriancharts.at, accessed on August 20, 2011 .
  7. Edmund Hartsch: Maffay. On the way to myself . 2009, p. 70 .