Bert Kaempfert Music - Special Productions

<body> <p>Bert Kaempfert as a composer and producer of other artists:</p> <p>Knef Sings – Kaempfert Swings<br> Hildegard Knef & Bert Kaempfert and his Orchestra <br> At the beginning of March 2002, the 1979 legendary album “Eins & Eins – <br> Hildegard Knef & Bert Kaempfert and his Orchestra”, was re-released in special <br> remembrance of two great artists. </p> <p>Ivo Robic – Träume vom Glück<br> Ivo Robic und Bert Kaempfert began working together when they made the legendary song <br> Morgen. Following a succès d’estime in Germany, this single was a sensation in the US and <br> earned both artists a Golden Disk.</p> <p>Herbert Rehbein and his Orchestra – The Complete LP Collection<br> The three LPs Herbert Rehbein produced for DECCA under the management of <br> Milt Gabler in the years of his friendship and cooperation with Bert Kaempfert are available on CD.<br> TARAGON Records released all three albums in an attractive 2-CD edition with 35 tracks and the <br> original cover illustrations of the US albums at the time under the title of “Herbert Rehbein and his <br> Orchestra – The Complete LP Collection”.</p> <p>Bert Kaempfert – Soundtracks<br> This “2 on 1” CD includes the soundtracks of the two movies “Terror After Midnight” and “A Man Could Get Killed”. The latter’s theme tune Beddy-Bye became the hit of the century Strangers In The Night. There are also two bonus tracks: Love Theme and Flight To Mecca, the two theme tunes from the movie “You Can’t Win ’Em All”. The colourfully illustrated booklet with the CD includes details about the soundtracks composed and recorded by Bert Kaempfert (# BCD 16571 AH).</p> <p>THE BEATLES – with Tony Sheridan. Beatles Bop – Hamburg Days <br> “Then one evening, somebody said to us: Bert Kaempfert’s here in the ‘Top Ten’. <br> Who on earth is that? – You don’t know Bert Kaempfert? Wonderland By Night.<br> He’s a record producer and on the lookout for new talent. – Oh, damn, we’d better <br> give it all we’ve got” (Paul Mc Cartney)</p> <p>This high-quality box in LP format not only includes a CD with 38 versions from the “Polydor Years”. On the inspiration of the Hamburg journalist and novelist Bernd Matheja and in cooperation with the Swedish Beatles specialist Hans Olof Gottfridsson, a very comprehensive and well-compiled book with numerous photos and illustrations was also produced. It documents how Bert Kaempfert discovered the Beatles in Hamburg at that time and recorded the first records with them. So it is not only a “must” for Beatles fans (# BCD 16447 BK).</p> </body>