Zaza Caprifischer Bella Bella Marie Gerhard Winkler

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Available on Spotify: • https://open.spotify.com/album/3bzxhn... • Apple Music: • / zaza-expanded-edition • and Deezer: • https://www.deezer.com/en/album/53383... • From '' Zaza '' • Label: Blow Up – INT 145.504 • Format: Vinyl, LP, Album, Stereo • Country: Germany • Released: 1982 • Tracklist • A1 Tango D'Elite • Lyrics By – Emil Horowitz, Peter La Bonté • Music By – Emil Horowitz, Peter La Bonté • A2 Caprifischer • Arranged By [Neubearbeitung] – Emil Horowitz, Peter La Bonté • Lyrics By – Ralph Maria Siegel • Music By – Gerhard Winkler • Trombone – Leopold Gelch • Violin – Rodrigo Reichel • A3 Die Seltsame Reise (Cruise Missle) • Drums – Curt Cress • Music By – Emil Horowitz • Saxophone – Kai Taschner • A4 Licht Von Kairo • Lyrics By – Emil Horowitz, Peter La Bonté • Music By – Peter La Bonté • Saxophone – Kai Taschner • B1 Zauberstab • Lyrics By – Peter La Bonté • Music By – Emil Horowitz, Peter La Bonté • Saxophone – Kai Taschner • Violin – Rodrigo Reichel • B2 Dschungel Liebe • Drums – Michael Kunz • Music By, Lyrics By – Peter La Bonté • B3 Joker • Drums [Synth-drums] – Fritz • Music By – Peter La Bonté • B4 Vorbei Ist Vorbei • Choir – Michael Kunz • Lyrics By – Emil Horowitz • Music By – Emil Horowitz, Peter La Bonté • Keyboards – Emil Horowitz • Cover – Rolf Joachim Negele • Cover, Sleeve [Inner] – Za Za • Photography By [Cover] – Frieder Müller Seewald • Engineer – Hans Menzel, Pit Floss, Ulli Ullmann • Producer – Za Za • Co-producer – Murmel Weissmann • An EMI release • © 1982 Universal Music GmbH • ℗ 2023 Universal Music GmbH • ------------------------ • Capri-Fischer ( When the red sun sinks into the sea at Capri... ) is a German Schlager song that became a worldwide hit in the late 1940s with Rudi Schuricke's recording. • History • The German composer Gerhard Winkler wrote the song in 1941 and recorded it in March 1943 with the singer Magda Hain for Odeon. A few months later, its broadcast on radio was banned, as the Allies successfully launched the expected landing of British and American troops on Sicily on July 9-10, 1943. Consequently, in that same month, Italy severed its alliance with Germany following the overthrow of Mussolini, initiated by opposing fascists and monarchists. The lyrics were written by Ralph Maria Siegel, the father of composer Ralph Siegel. Hain, discovered by Winkler, was known for her coloratura soprano voice. Rudi Schuricke also recorded the song in 1943 for Polydor, accompanied by the orchestra of the Plaza Varieté in Berlin and the Waldo Favre Choir. • In May 1947, the song was released in the Soviet Occupation Zone by Amiga, with Kurt Reimann as the singer. In the Western zones and the newly founded Federal Republic of Germany, Rudi Schuricke's version became very popular from 1946 onward. In Switzerland, an interpretation by singer Gretl Rath also gained popularity. An English version (lyrics by Don Pelosi and Leon Powers) was released in 1948 in the United States by Gracie Fields under the title Fisherman of Capri (Bella Bella Marie). • Reception • The song exemplified the German longing for Italy, a sentiment that found expression in numerous romantic Schlager songs during World War II. This theme experienced a resurgence in the post-war economic boom, which allowed many West Germans to take holiday trips to the Mediterranean for the first time. Many later German Schlager songs followed the prototype set by Capri-Fischer, establishing the song as a forerunner of a distinct genre that continues to be cherished by Schlager singers to this day. • The piece became an evergreen classic, part of the repertoire for many artists such as Peter Kraus, Paola, Die Flippers, G.G. Anderson, and Vico Torriani. Max Raabe recounts that his Palast Orchestra included the song at the special request of former Chancellor Helmut Kohl. The NDW singer ZaZa also recorded a fast-paced version in 1982. • #ndw • #neuedeutschewelle • #newgermanwave • #electro

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