Love Songs (Album)
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| Studio album by Hannes Wader | ||||
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Publication |
1986 |
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Title (number) |
10 |
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running time |
37 min 16 s |
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Studio (s) |
Didl Dum Dei Studio |
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Liebeslieder is an album by the songwriter and singer Hannes Wader from 1986.
Emergence
It is the first album since Hannes Wader sings Shanties (1978) that is largely without political songs . It includes love songs and ballads . Hannes Wader also recorded some older songs and ballads that have already been released on other albums.
It was the songwriter's last studio album for a long time. Until 1989 Hannes Wader did not record any further studio albums. He worked on his Hamburg Lied cycle, which appeared in 1989 under the name Nach Hamburg . By then, a live album was released with the title Until now for his 20-year autumn tour, which he undertook with Reinhard Bärenz.
Track list
- When you hear my songs - 3:19
- Everything will be so easy - 3:50
- Jepestinija Stepanova's Garden - 4:20
- Since you've been here - 4:09
- It's true - 3:13
- Lisa - 3:51
- Looking back - 3:14
- Some city - 4:19
- Mommy - 4:19
- Sleep, dearest - 3:44
description
The sound was mixed by Malcolm Devenish.
With “Blick zurück”, to be found on Es ist An der Zeit (1980), “Schlaf Liebste”, also on the road again (1979), and “Manche Stadt” on Der Rattenfänger, some love songs and ballads that have already been published are included.
"When You Hear My Songs" is a translation of Dick Gaughan's "A Different Kind of Love Song," which explains that even the sad, angry, and political songs he sings are actually love songs because their goal is that To make people happier. First, however, these would have to be shaken up.
“Everything will be so easy” and “Since you've been here” are about the relief and liberation that love can bring into a person's life.
"Lisa" is also about love. The protagonist, annoyed by the autumnal weather, leaves everything and sets off to meet his beloved. The song can also be found on the live album Until Now (1987).
"Mammi" deals in an ironic way with the exaggeration of the mother's care for her children.
“Jepestinija Stepanowa's Garden” deals with the life of a Soviet mother who lost her children in the war. Wader was inspired by an article in the magazine “ Soviet Union Today ”.
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Hannes Wader sings… (1969) | I had so much more planned (1971) | 7 songs (1972) | The Pied Piper (1974) | Low German songs (1974) | Hannes Wader: Folk singer (1975) | The Portrait (1975) | Little Testament (1976) | Hannes Wader sings workers' songs (1977) | Flea de Cologne (1977) | Hannes Wader sings Shanties (1978) | On the road again (1979) | The time has come (1980) | That nothing stays as it was (1982) | Not Just Me Alone (1983) | Embers on the Horizon (1985) | Love Songs (1986) | Until now (1987) | To Hamburg (1989) | Hannes Wader sings folk songs (1990) | Never Go Back (1991) | For so long "'62 - '92" (1992) | Looking back - The best of the 80s (1992) | 10 songs (1995) | Love, schnapps, death - Wader sings Bellman (1996) | I thought of you - Wader sings Schubert (1997) | Appearance: Hannes Wader (1998) | The Poet (1999) | The Rebel (1999) | The popular singer (1999) | What a Night (2001) | Wishes (2001) | Mey, Wader, Wecker - the concert (2003) | ... and times change (2004) | Wine for life - Hannes Wader reads Kurt Kusenberg (2004) | Year after year (2005) | Times adopted (2006) | New friends (2007) | No end in sight (with Konstantin Wecker) (2010) | Close to it (2012) | Old Friends in Concert (Live-CD with Allan Taylor) (2013) | Despite all this - songs from 50 years 1962–2012 (2013) | Sing (2015) | Hannes Wader Live (live double CD) (2015) | Take care! (2018)