Hannes Wader sings ...
Hannes Wader sings ... is a solo album by the singer and songwriter Hannes Wader from 1969.
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Studio album by Hannes Wader | ||||
Publication |
1969 |
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Label (s) | Philips | |||
Chanson / singer-songwriter |
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Title (number) |
12 |
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running time |
36:20 |
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occupation | ||||
Studio (s) |
Wind rose Hamburg |
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Origin / meaning
At the beginning of his career, Hannes Wader oriented himself primarily to Georges Brassens , the French chanson singer . This 1969 album is the result of this creative phase.
successes
This album sold several 10,000 copies within a few months, which was unusual for the standards of the time. It brought Hannes Wader a record deal, which ultimately brought him the final breakthrough and decisively advanced his career as a songwriter.
Track list
- All my friends - 3:52
- The beer in this pub - 2:46
- Strict fellows - 4:08
- The good deed - 2:37
- Mrs. Klotzke - 3:52
- I had been saving for a long time - 1:50
- After 12 - 2:15
- The Little Girl's Song - 3:30
- The hole under the roof - 1:52
- Much too good for me - 3:42
- Flowers of the poor - 2:56
- Encounter - 3:00
Special features / comments
Knut Kiesewetter , who also produced this album in the Windrose studio in Hamburg, is considered to be the discoverer of Hannes Wader .
Hannes Wader sings ... contains Das Loch unterm Dach, Wader’s first self-composed title, which was written in the early 1960s.
The song encounter was of Reinhard Mey translated into French. It's also featured on Wader's 1980 album It's Time . Mey also recorded it again in German; it appeared on his first studio album from 1967, I wanted to sing like Orpheus .