Ricky Shayne

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Ricky Shayne in his kiosk
Chart positions
Explanation of the data
Albums
King Ricky
  DE 25th January 15, 1970 (20 weeks)
Singles
When the Girl in Your Arms Is the Girl in Your Heart
  DE 33 02/15/1967 (2 weeks)
I'm breaking all chains
  DE 20th 07/01/1967 (6 weeks)
  AT 9 07/15/1967 (4 weeks)
The world has never seen that
  DE 21st 07/01/1969 (4 weeks)
  AT 20th 06/15/1969 (4 weeks)
A beggar becomes a king
  DE 17th 07/15/1969 (10 weeks)
I do not give compliments
  DE 24 11/01/1969 (16 weeks)
  AT 20th November 15, 1969 (4 weeks)
Fantastic
  DE 27 04/01/1970 (8 weeks)
In firm hands
  DE 38 01/04/1971 (3 weeks)
Ginny, come closer (for this I fight like a lion)
  DE 13 05/10/1971 (13 weeks)
Mamy Blue
  DE 7th 
gold
gold
25.10.1971 (20 weeks)
Delta Queen
  DE 20th 11/20/1972 (8 weeks)

Ricky Shayne (born June 4, 1944 in Cairo ; real name George Albert Tabett ) is a French - Lebanese pop singer who was also successful in German-speaking countries in the 1960s and 1970s.

Life

Ricky Shayne, the son of a Lebanese and a Frenchwoman , grew up in Lebanon and came to Paris with his mother at the age of 15 , where he studied singing for two years.

Ricky Shayne later settled in Italy , where he had his first successes as a singer. In 1965 he landed a top ten hit there with Uno dei Mods . For Stanotte he received a gold record .

He came to Germany through his participation in the feature film Seventeen Years, Blond Hair in 1966 with Udo Juergens . It was here that he recorded his first record in German in 1967: I break all chains and immediately hit the charts. Giorgio Moroder and Michael Holm , who had their breakthrough two years later, created music and text. Ricky Shayne's appearance also became a teenage favorite.

In 1969, more Shaynes titles placed themselves in the middle of the charts, The world has not seen this yet , A beggar becomes a king and I do not pay compliments . In 1971, Shayne's greatest success came. He recorded the title Mamy Blue of Pop Tops in German and English. With both versions he could storm several hit parades and came z. B. in the ZDF hit parade at number 1 (see list of ZDF hit parade episodes in 1971 ). In the same year he embodied in the comedy Hurray, we're bachelors again! the hippie Ricci Sporetti .

The following recordings were then only respectable successes and Ricky Shayne was not seen on the stage for years. However, he played in 1975 in the episode Calcutta of the television crime series Derrick . Then he emigrated to the USA to start a new career. Later he was occasionally seen and heard in various oldie shows on German television.

In 1989 he made a small comeback when he recorded the song Once I'm Gonna Stay Forever with Dieter Bohlen for the ZDF series Rivals of the Racetrack . The song was released both as a single and on the series' soundtrack album. The soundtrack became the most successful album on a German television series. In addition to the single, Ricky Shayne recorded an alternative version of the title Samuraj , which was originally written by Nino de Angelo .

In 1984 Shayne and his wife sold self-designed fashion in a shop in Düsseldorf. Shayne meanwhile ran a drinks kiosk in the Düsseldorf district of Flingern , which he gave up after a year and a half. Shayne has been painting and drawing as a hobby for several years and in 2010 had an exhibition with graphics in Düsseldorf under the title Ricky Shayne. The Outsider . He has been married since the 1980s and has two children with his wife.

On 12 February 2019, the documentation celebrated Shayne by Stephan Geene as a six-part mini-series premiered in the series forum expanded during the Berlinale 2019. Shayne Shayne sons Tarek Tabet Tabet and Imran Shayne embody it in scenes her father. "The encounter with the nervous, edgy Ricky Shayne, now 72, survivor of his own star and BRAVO story (the BRAVO dedicated two star cuts to him alone ) brings about Geene in very different ways: including Shayne's sons Tarek and Imran, both as old as Ricky in his time in Berlin and as if cut out of his face (at that time). ”(catalog text) Additional music comes from Justus Köhncke , while Volker Sattel directed the camera. The starting point for the director was the enormous effect that Shayne had on him as a ten-year-old at the time: “Ricky Shayne gave me something that the adventure playground didn't have to offer. It's hard to say what it was, that's why this film was made. As a child, Shayne was once an imperative to identify with - an insight into adult life. The male and female mingled so strangely in Shayne. And especially Mamy Blue talked about abandonment, because I could empathize. Really empathize, because of course you couldn't see through the product character of the hit as a child. "

Honors

Success title

  • I break all chains in 1967
  • I'm not complimenting 1969
  • A beggar becomes king in 1969
  • In firm hands 1971
  • In Chicago (In the ghetto) 1969
  • Lucky at the game 1970
  • Ginny, come closer 1971
  • Mamy Blue 1971
  • Delta Queen 1972
  • Every day brings me closer to you 1974
  • A Chi 1984
  • Once I'm Gonna Stay Forever (Soundtrack Rivals of the Racetrack) 1989

Discography

Albums (selection)

  • Shayne (Blues LP)
  • several samplers with great success

LPs

  • Mamy Blue (songs)
  • Fantastic
  • Bravo Lp
  • Ricky Shayne
  • Today is the full moon
  • Star disco
  • King Ricky

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Günter Ehnert: Hit balance sheet - German chart singles 1956-1980 . 1st edition. Verlag popular music-literature, Norderstedt 2000, ISBN 3-922542-24-7 , p. 446 .
  2. a b Chart source: official charts DE Chartsurfer
  3. Shown in a film in the show Show and Co with Carlo (ZDF, show 1/1984)
  4. Musiknews: Fans make a pilgrimage to Ricky Shayne's kiosk ( Memento of the original from November 5, 2009 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice. @1@ 2Template: Webachiv / IABot / www.musiknews.de
  5. http://www.wdr.de/studio/essen/themanrw/verkehr.html
  6. "I'm a Rock'n'Roller": Ricky Shayne gives up the kiosk
  7. http://www.wdr.de/wissen/wdr_wissen/programmtipps/radio/10/02/27_1530_5.php5
  8. ↑ Hit legend: This is Ricky Shayne. In: express.de . March 15, 2009, accessed April 30, 2017 .
  9. Berlin International Film Festival 2019: SHAYNE. Retrieved February 12, 2019 .
  10. Jens Hinrichsen: Director Geene on pop singer Ricky Shayne: "He gave me more than the adventure playground". In: monopoly. February 7, 2019, accessed February 12, 2019 .
  11. b-books: SHAYNE. Retrieved February 12, 2019 .