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Gold Singles
1959
Die Gitarre und das Meer with Freddy Quinn (Polydor, Germany)
1960
Morgen with Ivo Robic (Polydor, Germany)
1961 Wonderland
By Night (Decca/USA)
Gold Albums
1966 A
Swingin’ Safari (Polydor, Germany)
1969 Wonderland
By Night (Decca, USA)
1969 Blue
Midnight (Decca, USA)
1969
Double Gold for Greatest Hits by
RIAA* (Decca, USA)
1971
Double Gold Disc Award for
50.000 Bert Kaempfert albums (Polydor, South Afrika)
1971 A
Swingin’ Safari (Polydor, Germany)
1971
Gold for 1 million Bert Kaempfert albums (Polydor, Germany)
*(Recording Industry Association of America)
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In 1968 Bert Kaempfert received a total of five
BMI Awards for his compositions Lady, Spanish
Eyes, Sweet Maria, Strangers In The Night and The
World We Knew.
On September 16, 2003, Bert Kaempfert was awarded the 5th Award posthumously
for the song Spanish Eyes. |
BMI Song Awards
The American copyright organization BMI annually presents
the BMI Award at the famous BMI dinner, each for 1 million radio and
TV performances. In the period from 1966 to 2003 Bert Kaempfert received:
7 Awards for Strangers In
The Night
1 Award for Strangers In The Night
(Most Performed Song in the BMI Repertoire 1966)
5 Awards for Spanish Eyes
3 Awards for The World We Knew (Over And Over)
3 Awards for Danke Schoen
1 Award for Lady
1 Award for Sweet Maria
1 Award for L.O.V.E.
FURTHER AWARDS
1961 BAND OF THE FUTURE,
“Cash Box” (Music trade journal, USA)
1965 ESTRELLA DE ORO, for
the most
successful composition in 1964, Venezuela
1965 Auszeichnung for
LP “Living It Up”, Argentina
1966 GOLDEN GLOBE für Strangers In
The Night,
best theme tune of the year, USA
1975 GOLDENER NOTENSCHLÜSSEL,
(Golden
Clef), Germany (More information here)
1978 Award for instrumental
Footprints
In The Sand,
Argentina
1980 Two GOLDENE
EUROPA (Golden Europe) awards
for Strangers
In The Night and Spanish
Eyes, Germany
AWARDS – POSTUM
1984 GOLDENE STIMMGABEL
(Golden Tuning Fork), Germany
1993 LIFETIME ACHIEVEMENT
AWARD
from BMI, USA
1993 „Songwriters
Hall Of Fame”,
USA.
Bert Kaempfert
was the first German to receive probably the most significant
international award that can be granted to a composer:
he became post mortem a member of “Songwriters Hall Of Fame”.
(Click here for more information: www.songwritershalloffame.org)
2003 GOLDEN GRAMMOPHONE,
Germany
Lifetime Achievement Award from the Polydor Island Group.
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