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"Stakeboard" aka "Skateboard (Uh Ah Ah)" is a 1977 single for German group Copains and also singer Benny Schnier. Both versions made the charts that year.

Overview

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The song Skateboard was written by Hans-Ulrich Weigel, Frank Farian, Stefan Klinkhammer, and Roland Kaiser.[1] Along with "Amigo Charlie Brown" and "Bin wieder frei", "Skateboard" brought Frank Farian considerable success.[2] With the kids being seen riding around on skateboards and being noticed by Roland Kaiser and Frank Farian, an idea for a song came about. It was Kaiser that suggested to Farian that a song should be made about the sport. The idea appealed to Farian and with Kaiser, Fred Jay and Hans-Ulrich Weigel, Farian composed Skateboard.[3] The song appears in the book, Skateboard Music of the 1960s and 1970s.[4]

According to the August - September issue of Trust magazine, issue #95, the song was on a list of "100 greatest singles of all time". It was also available as a phone ringtone.[5]

Copains version

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"Karl Twist/sandbox"
Song by Copains
B-side"Rolling Skateboard"
ReleasedJuly 1977
Length3:30
LabelHansa International 11 512 AT, Hansa 11 512 AT
Songwriter(s)Farian/Klinkhammer/Kaiser/Weigel
Producer(s)Frank Farian

Background

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Copains recorded the song which was produced by Frank Farian. Backed with "Rolling Skateboards, the song was released by Hansa Records in July 1977.[6] This is the English version of the song. Farian produced the song and sang lead on it.[7]

Charts

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Spending seven weeks in the German charts, it peaked at no. 38.[8] It was also a hit in Sweden, peaking at no. 17 during its three-week run.[9]

Appears on

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Albums
Artist Title Catalogue Year Notes
Va Die größten Disco-Knüller Ariola 26 126 OT 1977
Va It's My Discothek Hansa 25 761 GT 1978 [10]
Va Super 20 International - Hitstation Ariola 25 880 XST 1978 Charted in Germany,
Peaked at no. 6, 8 weeks on chart
Charted in Austria.
Peaked at no. 6, 12 weeks on chart[11]

Benny version

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"Karl Twist/sandbox"
Song by Benny
B-side"Daniela, was nun?"
ReleasedDecember 1977
Length3:30
Songwriter(s)(Farian/Klinkhammer/Kaiser/Weigel)
Producer(s)Frank Farian

Background

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Frank Farian produced the song for Benny Schnier, and backed with "Daniela, was nun?". It was released by Hansa Records in late 1977.[12] This version was the more successful one. Benny was actually discovered by Farian.[13] It was Dieter Thomas Heck who came up with extra title, "a dangerous sport.[14]

According to the 29 December 1978 issue of Bravo, Benny hadn't had a good hit since "Amigo Charlie Brown". His producer Frank Farian thought they should take advantage of the skateboard boom in Germany. At first, he was skeptical but afterwards he was glad he recorded the song.[15]

Charts

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The record spent ten weeks in the German charts, peaking at no. 40.[16]

Appears on

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Albums
Artist Title Catalogue Year Notes
Va 16 Top Hits 12/'77 Club Top 13 65 943 3 1977 [17]
Va Die grossen 20 Ariola 25 697 AT 1977 Album charted in Germany
peaking at no 49, 1 week in chart.[18]
Va Super 20 - Hitparade Ariola 25 909 XST 1978 Album charted in Germany
peaking at no. 2, 9 weeks in chart
Charted in Austria,
peaking at no. 6, 16 weeks in chart.[19]
Va Du liebst nur einmal
(Die große Schlagerrückblende Vol. 5) 		Hansa 303 127 1987
Bernhard Brink / Benny Das große deutsche Schlager-Archiv Sono Cord 39 763-8 1989
Benny Amigo Charly Brown Ariola Express 74321 20714 2 1994
Va Schlager Gold Ariola Express 74321 82652 2 2001
Benny Amigo Charly Brown (2006) MCP CD 170.397 2006 Rudeboard Mix
Benny Bin wieder frei! Sony 88697907492 2011 [20]
Va Mein Herz schlägt Schlager Ariola 88875 06531 2 2015 Charted in Austria
Peaked at no. 14, 1 week in chart[21]

Television

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  • Hitparade No. 102, 06.03.1978 [22]
  • Hitparade No. 104, 01.05.1978[23]

Chart summary

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Skateboard by Frank Farian, Stefan Klinkhammer, Roland Kaiser, Hans-Ulrich Weigel
Act Country Yr Chart peak duration
Copains Deutschland 1977 38 7 weeks[24]
Copains Sverige 1977 17 3 weeks[25]
Benny Schnier Deutschland 1977 40 10 weeks[26]
Benny & Copains Netherlands 1977 8 6 Weeks[27]

Other versions

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In 1978, The Chinox released a single of the song, but with it titled as "Skateboard ooh-ah-ah".[28] Leif Blooms recorded a version of "Skateboard ooh-ah-ah" that was released in 1979.[29]

It appears on the Spelar Partyorgel Vol. 6 album by Nils Dacke as part of a medley that also includes, "Rivers of Babylon" and "Tro Vad Du Vill".[30]

In later years it was covered by Disaster Area.[31] It was apparently covered by Harpo as well. But in a review of Disaster Area's Forever album, their version wasn't much of an improvement on that.[32]

Further reading

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References

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  1. ^ Ultratop - Benny – Skateboard
  2. ^ Schmusa - Frank Farian in den Menschen des Tages, * 18.07.1941, † 23.01.2024
  3. ^ schlagerprofis.de, 24/01/2024 - FRANK FARIAN: Auch sein Duo-Kumpel aus alten Zeiten ist tot – Hit dank ROLAND KAISER, FRANK FARIAN: Duett-Kumpel aus Anfangszeit mit „LES COPAINS“ ebenfalls verstorben, 1978: Großer Hit mit „Skateboard“ mit Duo „LES COPAINS“
  4. ^ Vintage Skaterock - [http://www.vintageskaterock.de/Vintage-Skaterock-Book/ Vintage Skaterock Book - Skateboard Music of the 1960s and 1970s The first book ever about skateboard music]
  5. ^ Trust, nr 95 / 04 August/September 2002 - skateboard dancin, The History of skaterock, partII: the 70ies
  6. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Copains – Skateboard
  7. ^ schlagerprofis.de, 24/01/2024 - FRANK FARIAN: Auch sein Duo-Kumpel aus alten Zeiten ist tot – Hit dank ROLAND KAISER, FRANK FARIAN: Duett-Kumpel aus Anfangszeit mit „LES COPAINS“ ebenfalls verstorben, 1978: Großer Hit mit „Skateboard“ mit Duo „LES COPAINS“
  8. ^ Offizielle Deutsche Charts - Copains, Skateboard
  9. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Copains – Skateboard, Weltweit
  10. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Copains – Skateboard Verfügbar auf
  11. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Super 20 International - Hitstation, Weltweit
  12. ^ Ultratop - Benny – Skateboard
  13. ^ schlagerprofis.de, 24/01/2024 - FRANK FARIAN: Auch sein Duo-Kumpel aus alten Zeiten ist tot – Hit dank ROLAND KAISER, FRANK FARIAN: Duett-Kumpel aus Anfangszeit mit „LES COPAINS“ ebenfalls verstorben, 1978: Großer Hit mit „Skateboard“ mit Duo „LES COPAINS“
  14. ^ The chronicle of the ZDF hit parade
    The Dieter Thomas Heck era from 1969-1984, 2020 - ISBN:9783967991611, 396799161X - Page 281 AUSGABE 102, vom 06.03.1978
  15. ^ Bravo, 29 Dec - Page 63 Benny Warum seine erste große Liebe platzte
  16. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Benny – Skateboard
  17. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Benny – Skateboard, Verfügbar auf
  18. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Die großen 20, Weltweit
  19. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Super 20 - Hitparade, Weltweit
  20. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Benny – Skateboard, Verfügbar auf
  21. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Mein Herz schlägt Schlager, Weltweit
  22. ^ Hitparade.at - HITPARADE Nr. 102, 06.03.1978, Benny Schnier - Skateboard (Cover, Skateboard (Uh-ah-ah) - Copains (Frank Farian))
  23. ^ Hitparade,at - HITPARADE Nr. 104, 01.05.1978, Benny Schnier - Skateboard (Cover, Skateboard (Uh-ah-ah) - Copains (Frank Farian))
  24. ^ Offizielle Deutsche Charts - Copains, Skateboard
  25. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Copains – Skateboard, Weltweit
  26. ^ Schweizer Hitparade - Benny – Skateboard
  27. ^ Top 40 - Tipparade-lijst van week 11, 1978 Skateboard, Benny and Copains, 9 > 8 6 WEKEN
  28. ^ Pop Fakta - Övergripande information #S20072073, Titel:Skateboard ooh-ah-ah, Artist / Grupp:Chinox
  29. ^ Apple Music - Skateboard-Ooh-Ah-Ah Dansbandsdisco . Leif Blooms
  30. ^ CLiGGO - Nils Dacke Spelar Partyorgel Vol. 6
  31. ^ Underdog, Sommer 2009 #28 - Page 34
  32. ^ Plastic Bomb, 052 2005 - Page 40 DISASTER AREA-forever-CD
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Baal Records was a Singaporean record label that released recordings by artists such as Breath, Funkgus, Jade & Pepper, October Cherries Truck and others from Singapore. The label also issued some US records.

Background

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Baal Records were a major distributor for in the far East. Most of the artists signed to the label had their recordings made in Holland.[1] According to an interview on Ear Candy, the label came about as a result of Jay Shotam of not being able to get his group's recordings issued in Europe by EMI. So they devised their own method.[2]

Artists to have releases on the label include, Agnes Strange, Brutus, Funkgus, October Cherries, Star and Truck.[3]

Career

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According to the 5 March 1977 issue of Billboard, Baal Records had picked up the master recording for Move Up Starsky by The Mexicano for a national release.[4]

As of 1980, the directors were, Balram Shotam and Jay Shotam, The sales director was Jeffrey Collins.[5]

It was reported in the 19 January, 1980 issue of Music Week that director Balram Shotam and sales director Jeffrey Collins were at the Midem festival seeking a record deal.[6]

References

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  1. ^ Billboard, December 11, 1976 - Page 47 International, Singapore Firm Launches Label In Great Britain
  2. ^ Ear Candy, November, 2005 - Too much music piracy Interview with The October Cherries (Oct 2005) By Robert Pally
  3. ^ Seventies Sevens - BAAL
  4. ^ Billboard, March 5, 1977 - Page 53 International, From The Music Capitals Of The World, LONDON
  5. ^ Music Week, January 19, 1980 - Page 23 Midem Week, BAAL RECORDS
  6. ^ Music Week, January 19, 1980 - Page 23 Midem Week, BAAL RECORDS
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Lenore Somerset
Born17 February 1931
Brisbane, Queensland, Australia
Died17 October 2006
Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
GenresFolk music, popular music
Occupation(s)Musician, actress
Instrument(s)Voice, guitar
Years active1960s - 2000s
LabelsRegal Zonephone, W&G, CBS, EMS, Astor

Lenore Somerset was a popular Australian folk singer in the 1960s. She recorded for various labels which included W&G Records, EMS Records and CBS Records. She was also an actress.

Background

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Lenore Somerset was the niece of Australian country singer Buddy Williams. In her early days she was known as Lenore Miller. She recorded five duets with her uncle which were released on the Regal Zonophone label.[1][2] She moved to Melbourne in the late 1950s. She was discovered by her neighbor who heard her singing over the fence. With his help, it led to television appearances and performing around town.[3]

According to a 1963 issue of Billboard, Lenore Somerset was likely the best-known folk singer in Australia.[4]

Some of the venues she appeared in locally include the Melbourne Jazz and Folk Center in 1963.[5]

Career

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By July 1963, Lenore Somerset's debut album had been released. It was speculated by Billboard that the album should secure a personal management contract with Woomera Music.[6] The album, Lenora Somerset Sings featured fourteen songs which included "All My Trials", "Moreton Bay", "Andy's Gone with the Cattle", "The Ox Driver Song", "The Riddle Song", and Little Moses".[7][8]

Along with Judy Jacques, Hans Georg, Brian Mooney, Martin Wyneham Read, Kirk & Jane, Juan da Montagne (Spanish Guitarist), Somerset were to appear at the Melbourne Folk Festival on 9 April 1965.[9]

Somerset was pictured with folk singers Doug Owen and Margaret Smith in the 22 July 1965 issue of The Age. They were to appear in a variety show, televised on GTV-9 on the 29th. A song there were expected to perform was "Follow the Drinking Gourd which was described by the paper as an American Negro freedom song, which references a constellation pointing the way to freedom. Scheduled to be with them was Chris Beard and his sister Robina etc.[10]

It was reported by Billboard in the magazine's 13 November 1965 issue that Somerset had released her self-titled EP and was in the process of recording her third album release.[11]

According to the 16 July 1966 issue of Billboard, popular W&G Records artists Lenore Somerset was doing well with her low-priced album.[12] It was described by Cash Box as an interesting set of early Australian tunes drawn from old miner and sheep drover songs.[13]

With Normie Rowe, Maureen Elkner, Phil Lanham, Pauline Murphy and Danny O'Meara the compere, Somerset appeared on stage at Nui Dat, South Vietnam on a government sponsored show to entertain Australian troops. The event was held on 25 April 1969.[14]

Along with Graeme Thompson, Peter Carr, Peter Robinson, John Farrar, Pat Carroll, Doug Owen and Terry Walker, Somerset was part of a concert party that went to Saigon in 1970.[15]

It was reported by Cash Box in the 27 November 1971 issue that W&G Records had re-entered the singles race with Lenore Somerset's "Listen to the Man" record that was composed by David Langdon, a local writer.[16]

Death

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Lenore Somerset died in Melbourne, Victoria on 20 October 2006.[17]

Discography

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Singles

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As Lenore Miller

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  • The Yodelling Jackaroo & Lenore Miller – "Brown-Eyed Sweetheart of Mine" / "The Bushman's Rodeo" - Regal Zonophone G24929 - 1945
  • Buddy Williams & Lenore Miller – "Where the Lazy Murray River Rolls Along" / "The Drover's Song" - Regal Zonophone G24947 - 1945
  • Buddy Williams and Lenore Miller – "Rhythm in the Saddle" / "Bushland Paradise" - Regal Zonophone G24963 - 195?

[18]

As Lenore Somerset

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  • "Mary's Boy Child" / "Little Moses" - W&G S 1798 - 1964
  • "Massachusetts" / "What Now My Love" - CBS BA 221475 - 1968
  • "Listen to the Man" / "You've Gotta Learn to Stand Together - W&G S 8282 - 1970

Albums

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As Lenore Somerset

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  • Lenore Somerset Sings - W&G B 1578 - 1963
  • Portrait Of a Folk Singer - W&G B 1911 - 1964
  • Australia Past - W&G 25/2521 - 1965
  • Misty - EMS Records (Nationwide) GNLP 7056 - 1977 / 1978[19]
  • For Billy Joe - W&G / Astor - 1980[20][21]

References

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  1. ^ eHive - BUDDY WILLIAMS; BUDDY WILLIAMS; HOF_1977_WILLIAMS,
    1945: In March, Buddy had army leave and recorded six songs for Regal Zonophone, five of them as duets with his niece Lenore Miller
  2. ^ Australian Broadcasting Comission, 6 Oct 2013 - Female folk singers of the golden age, Lenore Miller-Somerset – All My Trials
  3. ^ Australian Broadcasting Comission, 6 Oct 2013 - Female folk singers of the golden age, Lenore Miller-Somerset – All My Trials
  4. ^ Billboard, July 6, 1963 - Page 33 AUSTRALIA, W&G Distribs Duke-Peacock By GEORGE HILDER
  5. ^ I've Always Kept a Unicorn
    The Biography of Sandy Denny, By Mick Houghton · 2015 - ISBN9780571278923, 0571278922 - 6: The Wild Colonial Boy 1943 - 1969, Melbourne's Jazz and Folk Centre
  6. ^ Billboard, July 6, 1963 - Page 33 AUSTRALIA, W&G Distribs Duke-Peacock By GEORGE HILDER
  7. ^ Australian Broadcasting Comission, 6 Oct 2013 - Female folk singers of the golden age, Lenore Miller-Somerset – All My Trials
  8. ^ Australian Broadcasting Comission, 6 Oct 2013 - Female folk singers of the golden age, Lenore Miller-Somerset – All My Trials, Album cover
  9. ^ The Age, April 3, 1965 - Page 80 Amusements, Melbourne Folk Festival, Featuring
  10. ^ The Age, July 23 - 29 - Page Three The Age TV-Radio Guide, Brother and sister meet at the top
  11. ^ Billboard, November 13, 1965 - Page 26 International News Reports, Music Capitals of the World, * Continued from page 24, Sydney
  12. ^ Billboard, July 16, 1966 - Page 32 International News Reports, Sydney
  13. ^ Cash Box, June 11, 1966 - Page 56 Cash Box Australia
  14. ^ Australian War Memorial - Nui Dat, South Vietnam. 1969-04-25. Trooper Norman J (Normie) Rowe (who is also a singer), joins ..., Description
  15. ^ Australian Government - AWM FAI/70/0361/VN, Concert party arriving in Saigon
  16. ^ Cash Box, November 27, 1971 - Page 48 Cash Box Australia
  17. ^ Legacy - Lenore Somerset
  18. ^ Discogs - Lenore Miller< Discography
  19. ^ The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, Australian Popular Music Catalogue – Vinyl Records - Page 385 - 286 Collection guide: N-T, Lenore Somerset
  20. ^ Australian Record Labels - Astor Records 1959 to 1982 Page 48 WG 5663 FOR BILLY JOE LENORE SOMERSET
  21. ^ The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia, Australian Popular Music Catalogue – Vinyl Records - Page 385 - 286 Collection guide: N-T, Lenore Somerset
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https://adelaideartscult.weebly.com/nationwide-studios.html

Page 3 about John Evans EMS https://announcements.asx.com.au/asxpdf/20051004/pdf/3sm38c964h68f.pdf

John Evans https://music-industrapedia.wikidot.com/person:john-evans

He founded EMS Sound Industries and retail record retail bar chain Downtown Records. EMS had a branch office as a record distributor in every state of Australia. Mr. Evans also started children’s artist Patsy Biscoe Records in 1973 and still owns this project today. https://www.aspecthuntley.com.au/asxdata/20051125/pdf/00570894.pdf

Page 53 https://australianrecordlabels.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/Indie-labels-2-1.pdf

Pariciapanty in Music Expo https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1979/Music-Week-1979-10-06.pdf

https://archive.org/details/5001RecordCollectorDreams/page/n133/mode/2up?q=%22Sound+Industries%22

Page 963 THE FIRST NOEL [SOUND RECORDING]. Adelaide, S. Aust.: E.M.S. Sound Industries, [197-?]. SEMS 7030 https://www.governmentgazette.sa.gov.au/2001/March/2001_031.pdf

https://www.discogs.com/label/545878-Raven-2?redirected=true https://www.discogs.com/label/406634-Nationwide-2 Glassweb – In A Year Or So


Truck Driving Woman by Auriel Andrew Nationwide https://www.nfsa.gov.au/collection/curated/asset/96224-truck-driving-woman-auriel-andrew

Custom pressing by Nationwide - Sandpipers https://www.45cat.com/record/ncp232102

Nationwide mention https://ozziemusicman.blogspot.com/2014/

Nationwide Mention https://issuu.com/info-capitalnews.com/docs/2018_country_music_capital_news_-_august_issue_vol


List https://www.punkjourney.com/resources/Indie-labels-1955-1990.pdf


1979 Instrumental of the Year Fiddle In The Gorge - Trev & Dennis (Nationwide) https://www.country.com.au/awards/golden-guitar-award-winners

2004 TOYOTA GOLDEN GUITAR AWARDS WINNERS Instrumental of the Year Peel Street Pickin' - Trev Warner https://www.country.com.au/awards/golden-guitar-award-winners

Winners Australian Country Music Awards 1973-82 Various artists Label:RCA Victor VAL2 0364 Release Date:1982 Format:LP Country:Australia Song Information: Expand All Fiddle in the gorgeTrev & Dennis https://www.ibiblio.org/hillwilliam/BGdiscography/?v=fullrecord&albumid=7402

5AD Official Top 40 - 08 October 1971 - Adelaide SA Australia A list by ss517

Categories: 1971, Chart Position, Radio 40 The Corroboree Song / I Wish I Weren’t a Koala Bear Trev & Dennis The Corroboree Song / I Wish I Weren’t a Koala Bear (1971) [Single]

Nationwide NSP-055 (Trevor Warner)

Previous position: New Times on chart: 1 Peak position: 40

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/ss517/5ad-official-top-40-08-october-1971-adelaide-sa-australia/

Trev & Dennis The Corroboree Song / I Wish I Weren’t a Koala Bear (1971) [Single]

Nationwide NSP-055 (Trevor Warner)

Previous position: 40 Times on chart: 2 Peak position: 37

https://rateyourmusic.com/list/ss517/5ad-official-top-40-15-october-1971-adelaide-sa-australia/


Trev & Dennis article 

The South-East Kingston Leader,  Wed 29 Aug 1979 , page 1

Veterens of Country Music Here https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/281963732

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/276881346?searchTerm=%22Trev%20%26%20Dennis%22

https://trove.nla.gov.au/newspaper/article/270602320?searchTerm=%22Trev%20%26%20Dennis%22

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Fritz Muschler
Born3 May 1945
Germany
Died26 November 2010
Other namesWill Kinger
Occupation(s)Record producer, composer


Fritz Muschler is a German record producer and composer. He also worked in film and had success during the 1970s.

Background

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During the 1960s, Fritz Muschler The Blackberries, a beat band that also included Oliver Freytag. They recorded a handful of singles from 1966 to 1967.[1]

As a producer and composer, Muschler worked with artists such as Daffi Cramer, Peter Maffay, Love Generation, and Marianne & Michael etc.[2]

Working with co-producer Paul Birmingham brought Muschler success with disco releases in Europe and North America during the 1970s.[3] He composed the disco song "Don't Boogie Mr. Tango for Ebony.[4][5]

Career

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Working with co-writers Michael Kunze and Hans Bradtke, Muschler co-wrote the song "S-t-e-f-a-n" by Marion Maerz. It peaked at no. 46 in Germany in 1972.[6]

Muschler produced the Marion and Antony single, "Du gehst fort" which was released in Germany on Ariola 16 222 AT in 1975. It spent thirteen weeks in the German charts, peaking at no. 15.[7]

In 1976, he worked with Daffir Cramer, producing her single, "Charly, laß dir einen Bart steh'n" which was released on Ariola 16 780 AT. The single spent a total of nine weeks in the chart, peaking at no. 27.[8]

In 1977 Jackie Robinson released her I'm Different album which was produced by Fritz Muschler and Paul Birmingham. Muschler had also composed half of the songs on the album. It was reviewed in the 14 May 1977 issue of RPM Weekly. With the successes that Birmingham and Muschler had in the past, the reviewer said that Robinson should be receiving a warm welcome in Canada.[9]

He wrote the song "Don't Boogie Mr. Tango" for Ebony which was released in 1977. According to the April 23, 1977 issue of Music Week, it was released in most European countries[10][11] It was aired on the Notturno Italiano program.[12] The song was also performed on the Musikladen show on 11 December 1976.[13]

In 1977, Daffi Cramer released her version of the song "Angelo". Muschler produced the single which was released on Ariola 11 620 AT.[14]

Fritz Muschler and Paul Birmingham composed the song "Living on the Breadline" which was the B side of Ebony's 1978 single, "Then He Kissed Me".[15]

Further reading

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References

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  1. ^ Music Metason - ArtistInfo, The Blackberries
  2. ^ Pumuckl Homepage - Fritz Muschler - Musik
  3. ^ RPM Weekly, Volume 27 No. 7 May 14, 1977 - Page 15 RPM New Albums, JACKIE ROBINSON I'm Different Direction DLD-10000-N
  4. ^ Hitparade.ch - Fritz Muschler, Songs von Fritz Muschler, Ebony Don't Boogie Mr. Tango, 1976 Komponist
  5. ^ Music Week, April 23, 1977 - Euroscene 10 GERIG
  6. ^ Ultratop - Marion Maerz – S-t-e-f-a-n
  7. ^ Dutch Charts - Marion & Antony - Du gehst fort
  8. ^ Ultratop - Daffi Cramer – Charly, laß dir einen Bart steh'n
  9. ^ RPM Weekly, Volume 27 No. 7 May 14, 1977 - Page 15 RPM New Albums, JACKIE ROBINSON I'm Different Direction DLD-10000-N
  10. ^ Hitparade.ch - Fritz Muschler, Songs von Fritz Muschler, Ebony Don't Boogie Mr. Tango, 1976 Komponist
  11. ^ Music Week, April 23, 1977 - Euroscene 10 GERIG
  12. ^ Radiocorriere, - Page 38 notturno italiano, e giornale di mezzanotte, 23.31 Ascolto la musica e penso:
  13. ^ Old Time TV - MUSIKLADEN POP SHOW, Musikladen 30, 11.12.1976< Ebony - Don't Boogie Mr. Tango
  14. ^ Hitparade.ch - Daffi Cramer – Angelo
  15. ^ Music Metason - ArtistInfo, Ebony, Then He Kissed Me
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Musikladen 30 11.12.1976 Ebony - Don't Boogie Mr. Tango

Musikladen 48 30.08.1979 (Live IFA Berlin) Ebony - The Locomotion

MONTH 18 Musikladen 52 10.04.1980 Ebony - Everything will turn out fine

Musikladen 57 13.11.1980 Weltons - Sweet Rock 'n' Roller Kool and The Gang - Celebration Matchbox - When you ask about love Ebony - Reflections https://www.oldtimetv.net/musikladen-pop-show


On the European market the group Ebony is placed well. The title Don't Boogie, Mr. Tango, sung by the black quartet, has been published on Aladin Records and released in most of the European countries https://worldradiohistory.com/UK/Music-Week/1977/Music-Week-1977-04-23.pdf

Musikladen 30

11.12.1976

Ebony - Don't Boogie Mr. Tango https://en-academic.com/dic.nsf/enwiki/2839365


85.449 SL Ebony Don't boogie Mr. Tango (1976) 1,-- 125.855 SL Ebony Everything will turn out fine (1980) 1,13 234.071 SL Ebony Fly, fly (1981) 0,49 130.872 SL Ebony Locomotion (1979) 0,49 148.430 SL Ebony Reflections (1980) 0,95 409.455 SL Ebony Then he kissed me (1978) 0,57 229.718 SL Ebony You're driving me crazy (1977) 0,49 https://www.funrecords.de/download/sl.pdf

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Musikladen Folge 30 vom 11.12.1976

  • Ebony - Don't Boogie, Mr. Tango
  • BZN - Mon amour
  • Etta Cameron - Wild Widow
  • Sherbet - Howzat
  • Frédéric Francois - Chicago**
  • Joe Dunnet & The New Renegades - Cadillac
  • Teach In - Upside down
  • Paul Nicholas - Dancing with the Captain
  • Heart - Magic Man
  • Yancey - Making Music for Money
  • Sutherland Brothers & Quiver - Secrets
  • Boney M. - Sunny
  • Cat Stevens - Lady d ́Arbanville (Oldie: Beat Club Sept. 1970)**
  • The Who - Substitute (also an oldie, but re-placed in the UK)**
  • The Sweet - Lost Angels

Musikladen Episode 48 from 30.08.1979 (Live IFA 1979)

  • Teenager/Birthday
  • Al Hudson & The Partners/You can do it
  • Moulin Rouge/Lonely Days
  • Patrick Hernandez & Hervé Tholance/Back to Boogie
  • Nick Straker Band/Walk in the Park (only choreography of the Go-Go's)
  • Smokie/Do to me
  • Ritchie Family/Where are the Men
  • Linda Clifford/Bridge over troubled Water
  • Ebony/The Locomotion
  • Clout/Under Fire
  • Luv'/Eeny Meeny Miny Moe
  • Cheetah/Deeper than Love
  • Karen Cheryl/Show me you're Man enough
  • Terry Jacks/Seasons in the Sun (Oldie: Musikladen March 1974)
  • Hansje/Automobile

Musikladen Episode 52 from 10.04.1980

  • Ebony/Everything will turn out fine
  • Renée/If you want to be a Rock 'n' Roller**
  • Charlie Dore/Pilot of the Airwaves
  • Boney M./I see a Boat on the River
  • Clout/Portable Radio
  • Herman Brood and his Wild Romance/Hot Shot
  • Joe Bataan/Rap-O Clap-O
  • The Police/So lonely
  • The Veterans/There ain't no Age for Rock 'n' Roll
  • Bellamy Brothers/Dancin' Cowboys
  • Kenny Rogers/Coward of the County (Video)**
  • Luv'/Ann-Maria
  • New Music/Living by Numbers**
  • The Knack/I want ya
  • Godley & Creme/An Englishman in New York
  • Marti Webb/Take that Look off your Face
  • Typically Tropical/Barbados (Oldie: ML from Oct. 1975)
  • Matchbox/Buzz buzz a diddle it



Musikladen episode 57 from 13.11.1980

  • Weltons/Sweet Rock 'n' Roller
  • Kool and The Gang/Celebration
  • Matchbox/When you ask about Love
  • Ebony/Reflections
  • Luv'/My Number One
  • Dr. Hook/Girls can get it
  • Boomtown Rats/Banana Republic
  • Gibson Brothers/Latin America
  • Rod Stewart/Passion
  • Clout/The Best of me
  • Showaddywaddy/Why do Lovers break each other's Hearts?
  • Dave Dudley/George and the Northwoods
  • Billy Swan /I can help (Oldie: 1974)
  • BZN/Rockin' the Trolls

https://319744.forumromanum.com/member/forum/entry_ubb.user_319744.1212762220.1104048432.1104048432.1.musikladen-formeleins.html

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Notes

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https://www.ghanaweb.com/GhanaHomePage/entertainment/Lionel-Petersen-lands-in-Ghana-for-25th-show-with-Danny-Nettey-403162 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Danny_Nettey

https://www.google.com/books/edition/Carolina_Beach_Music_Encyclopedia/BE1nDwAAQBAJ?hl=en&gbpv=1&dq=Kenny+Nolan+Swing+Your+Daddy+BEach+Music&pg=PA131&printsec=frontcover

https://www.top-charts.com/s/keep-on-shining-curtis-harding1

Feel so bad, performed by SaRon Crenshaw band https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qd994uk9PdM

https://www.top-charts.com/r/the-foundations-the-foundations

https://www.whosampled.com/The-Blackberries/

https://www.discogs.com/artist/546228-Bilgeri https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reinhold_Bilgeri

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nicole_Seibert https://80shinrgeurobeat.com/2024/02/19/hi-nrg-italo-disco-charts-18th-february-1989-sophie/


Category:Songs written by Fritz Muschler


Why I Sing the Blues by B.B. King - SaRon Crenshaw Quartet @ Shanghai Jazz - Madison, NJ

Shanghai Jazz (R) Restaurant & Jazz Club https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nvx-qbneZ4c


https://www.whosampled.com/Adam-%26-Eve/Du-Gehst-Fort/

https://secondhandsongs.com/performance/221325/all


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https://top40weekly.com/1968-all-charts/

https://soulstrutter.blogspot.com/2020/05/vivian-copeland-discography.html


Vivian copeland https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Cash-Box/60s/1967/CB-1967-10-21.pdf

Vivian prediction https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Billboard/60s/1969/Billboard%201969-11-15.pdf

Vivian baltimore smash https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Record-World/60s/69/Record-World-1969-10-11.pdf

Vivian Copeland https://www.musicvf.com/Vivian+Copeland.songs#gsc.tab=0

https://soulstrutter.blogspot.com/2020/05/vivian-copeland-discography.html Mainbox https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Billboard/60s/1969/Billboard%201969-12-06.pdf

Radio https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Record-World/60s/69/RW-1969-10-25.pdf


Radio https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Record-World/60s/69/Record-World-1969-11-29.pdf Radio https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Record-World/60s/RW-1969-11-15.pdf https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Record-World/60s/RW-1969-11-15.pdf Radio https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Record-World/60s/69/Record-World-1969-11-22.pdf

Billboard chart https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Billboard/60s/1969/BB-1969-11-29-I.pdf

Vivian review https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Cash-Box/Cash-Box/60s/1969/CB-1969-10-18a.pdf

Vivian radio https://www.worldradiohistory.com/Archive-All-Music/Record-World/60s/69/Record-World-1969-10-25.pdf

CB Jan 22 1972 PAT JOHNSON (Win Or Lose 221) Love Brought You Here (3:30) (Cotillion/Win Or Lose, BMI-R. Poindexter, J. Members, R. Poindex�ter) Musical sex education most deli�cately handled. Soul winner with definite pap possibilities. Flip: "East Of The Sun, West Of The Moon" (2:50) (same credits)

CB - March 11, 1972 Page 36 121 LOVE BROUGHT YOU HERE (Cotillion/Win Or Lose-BMI) Pat Johnson-Win Or Lose 2

CB March 18, 1972 - Page 20 116 LOVE BROUGHT YOU HERE


RECORD WORLD FEBRUARY 12, 1972 P 16 - Requests: Love Brought You Here Soul Truth By DEDE DABNEY New Airplay

RECORD WORLD JANUARY 22, 1972 Pat Johnson Tours Pat Johnson, whose new sin�gle, "Love Brought You Here," has just been released on the Win or Lose label, embarked last week on a seven -city, two�week promo tour.

RECORD WORLD JANUARY 29, 1972 - P 38 Dede Dabney Soul Truth Currently on the road with Barbara Harris is a new recording artist, Pat Johnson. She is recording for the Win Or Lose label distributed by Atlantic, produced by the Poindexter Brothers, the producers for the Persuaders. Pat will be in Baltimore, Washington, Richmond, Atlanta, Cleveland, Chicago, and Detroit

RECORD WORLD FEBRUARY 5, 1972 - Page 38 Soul Truth by Dede Dabney New Airplay Station Pick: "Love Brought You Here" - Pat Johnson (Win -Loose);

Billboard January 29, 1972 - Page 20 From The Music Capitals of the World, Domestic Pat Johnson, whose new single on the Win Or Lose label, "Love Brought You Here," is on a seven - city, two-week promotional tour. On her itinerary are Baltimore, Richmond, Virginia, A t l a n t a , Cleveland. Chicago and Detro

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Kjell Vidars are also in the Vintage Skaterock Book

Kjell Vidars – «Skateboard»


Category:Mariann Grammofon singles

https://no.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kjell_Vidars https://forswingende.blogg.no/1489616929_nostalgi_kjell_vidars.html

Album https://colnect.com/tr/music_records/music_record/6608936-Kjell_Vidars_Skateboard_Ooh-Ah-Ah



Dance band from Hadeland formed in 1970 by Kjell Bjørklund (guitar, vocals) and Ole Vidar Lien (bass, vocals). Other members of the first line-up were Arne Støen (organ, accordion), Øystein Hvalby (drums) and Øyvind Lysenstøen (guitar, vocals). The group made their debut in 1973 with a tribute album to ►Gluntan, where they interpreted 18 well-known songs from this band's repertoire. The album sold more than 25,000 copies, which gave Kjell Vidars the first of many silver record trophies.

Kjell Vidars followed up the same year with a Christmas album, which again had room for 18 songs. Before a year had passed, Kjell Vidars had made his third LP, and this time they had the opportunity to show what they really stood for. The menu was the same as would be used on all subsequent albums; foreign hits with Norwegian lyrics, as well as some songs provided by Norwegian artists. Many of the songs became regulars on the Norwegian charts, where they reached a total of 25 first places, and in January 1977 "Guitar Boogie" became number one on the European charts. The group also managed to achieve some popularity in Sweden, where they were described as "Norway's best-selling dance band".

The line-up was stable until 1979, when Jan Tore Iversen (drums) replaced Øyvind Hvalby. Three years later, Arne Støen and Øyvind Lysenstøen had also left. New members were Terje Eriksen (vocals, keyboards) and Asbjørn Furulund (vocals, guitar). Kjell Vidars was reduced to a quartet in 1984 when Furulund left. However, he returned a few years later, and the album Kjell Vidars går igjen (1992) was made with a line-up consisting of Bjørklund, Lien, Furulund, Iversen and newcomer Øyvind Myhre (vocals, keyboards). Leif Hemmingsen was the producer on the first twelve albums. On the last albums, Ole Vidar Lien took over the role of producer.

During his long career, Kjell Vidars sold more than 600,000 copies of his records. The greatest hits were collected in 2002 on the album Gjenhør med 20 glade år!.

Kjell Vidars plays Gluntan (Nett Records, 1973) Hey, hey, it's Christmas again (Nett Records, 1973) Right home (Nett Records, 1974) Kjell Vidars ... again (Nett Records, 1974) Kjell Vidars 5 (Nett Records, 1976) Kjell Vidars best (Nett Records, 1976) compilation album Kjell Vidars 6 ... in Swedish (Nett Records, 1977) Kjell Vidars 7 (Snowflake, 1978) Kjell Vidars 8 (Snowflake, 1979) Skateboard ooh-ah-ah (1979) released in Sweden Kjell Vidars 9 (Snowflake, 1979) Kjell Vidars 10 (Snowflake, 1980) The wheels are turning (Snowflake, 1982) Christmas party with Kjell Vidars & Ole Ivars (Arco, 1984) Hey, we're back (Mariann, 1986) Christmas with Kjell Vidars (Mariann, 1988) Kjell Vidars is back (Mariann, 1992) Listen to 20 happy years! (BV Music, 2002) compilation album

The biography is taken from "Norwegian pop and rock encyclopedia" from Vega Forlag (2005). The editors of the book are Siren Steen, Bård Ose and Jan Eggum. Contributors are Willy B, Arvid Skancke-Knutsen, Øyvind Holen, Svend Erik Løken Larsen, Vidar Vanberg, Marta Breen, Trond Blom, Eirik Kydland, Bård Ose, Siren Steen and Frode Øien. The book can be purchased from bookstores or ordered directly from www.vegaforlag.no.

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