Bert Kaempfert
Born in Hamburg, Germany on October 16, 1923, Bert Kaempfert was a German
conductor, producer, arranger, and composer. Born Berthold Heinrich Kämpfert, he
was, along with James Last, Germany's most famous post-World War II conductor.
In the late 1940s, Bert Kaempfert began composing and arranging for public radio
station NWDR and for Polydor Records. The distinct Bert Kaempfert sound
developed rapidly and was mainly characterized by the rhythm section consisting
of Rolf Ahrens (drums), Karl-Heinz ‘Kuddel’ Grewe (double bass), and Ladislav
‘Ladi’ Geisler (guitar and bass). In 1959...
Red Roses For a Blue LadyBert Kaempfert
Blue Midnight
Bye Bye BluesBert Kaempfert
Bye Bye Blues
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Red Roses for a Blue LadyRoy C. Bennett, Bert Kaempfert and Sid Tepper
Blue Midnight
RainBert Kaempfert and Bert Kaempfert & His Orchestra
The World We Knew
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Wonderland by Night (Wunderland bei Nacht)Bert Kaempfert
One More Sunrise
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Strangers in the NightBert Kaempfert and Sylvia Vrethammar
The Relaxing Sound Of Bert Kaempfert
