Mike Tramp
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Mike Tramp (* 14. January 1961 as Michael Trempenau ) is a Danish rock singer and songwriter. He was first known as the singer of the Danish pop group Mabel . In 1978 Mabel represented Denmark at the Eurovision Song Contest with the song Boom Boom (place 16 out of 20); In the Danish preliminary round, the band had prevailed against the Olsen Brothers , among others .
Tramp was a founding member of the hard rock band White Lion and a member of the band Freak Of Nature. Since 1998, eleven solo albums have also been released.
Tramp is married to the Indonesian actress Ayu Azhari and has three children.
Discography
solo
- Capricorn (1998)
- Recovering the Wasted Years (2002)
- More to Life than This (2003)
- Rock 'n' Roll Alive (2003)
- Songs I Left Behind (2004)
- The Rock'n Roll Circuz (2009) [only available in Denmark]
- Stand your Ground (2011)
- Cobblestone Street (2013)
- Museum (2014)
- Nomad (2015)
- Maybe Tomorrow (2017)
- Stay from the Flock (2019)
- Second Time Around (2020)
With White Lion
- Fight to Survive (1984)
- Pride (1987)
- Big Game (1989)
- Mane Attraction (1991)
- The Best of White Lion (1992)
- Remembering White Lion (1999)
- Anthology 83-89 (2004)
- Rocking the USA (2005)
- Return of the Pride (2008)
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- ↑ Chart sources: Denmark Switzerland
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SURNAME | Tramp, Mike |
ALTERNATIVE NAMES | Trampenau, Michael (real name) |
BRIEF DESCRIPTION | Danish rock singer |
DATE OF BIRTH | January 14, 1961 |