Das Beste Aus 100 Years

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Das Beste Aus 100 Years

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The best of 100 years

Label:

The best Reader's Digest - TAE 564

Format:

Box set, compilation, stereo, mono

6 × vinyl, LP, compilation, stereo, mono

Country:

Germany

Released:

 

Genre:

Jazz, Non-Music, Pop, Classical, Folk, World, & Country, Stage & Screen

Style:

Light Music, Public Service Announcement, Political, Public Broadcast, Vocal, Opera, Operetta

Track list

Imperial period 1877 - 1920

A1–Love generationThomas Alva Edison

A2–Daliah LaviMary Hat Little Lamb

A3–Thomas Alva EdisonMary Had A Little Lamb

A4–Edison Symphony Orchestra Berlinsilent Night

A5–Thomas Alva Edison, Sándor Kónya, Ingeborg Hallstein, Kölner Rundfunkorchester *, Franz Marszalek, court opera singer Fräulein Dietrich *Who trusted us

A6- Emperor Franz Joseph I *Praise to the phonography

A7–The Great Vienna Radio Orchestra, Max Schönherrnight owls

A8–Carl Michael Ziehrernight owls

A9–Gustav SchönwaldMe, the talking machine

A10–Alexander Girardi, Leo Slezak, Gustl Waldau, Peter AlexanderPlaning song

A11–Franz Baumann, Sig. Francisco *, Helmut ZachariasLa Paloma

A12–Hans AlbersLa Paloma

A13–Enrico CarusoWrap yourself in trinkets

A14–Alessandro MoreschiOremus Pro Pontefice

A15–Fedor Chaliapin *Stenka Razin

A16–Emperor Wilhelm II.To be strong in pain

A17–Yvette GuilbertLe Flacre

A18–Alexander MoissiThe last drink

A19–Emmy Destinn, Gramophone Orchestra Berlin *, Bruno Seidler-WinklerThe love comes from the gypsy

A20–Arthur Nikisch, London Symphony Orchestra *Hungarian Rhapsody No. 1 in F minor

A21–Otto ReutterBefore De Die

A22–Unknown artistThe mobilization and storming of Liège

A23-Murray Johnson (2)Pack Up Your Troubles

A24–Paul Von HindenburgThanksgiving from the Field Marshal to the troops of the 8th Army after the battle of Tannenberg

A25–German soldiers' choirI have to go to the city center

A26–Vladimir Ilyich Lenin *About the III. Communist International ("Comintern")

A27–Leo D. Trotsky *On The Causes Of The Russian October Revolution, 1917

A28–German soldiers' choirWhen I come

A29–Philipp ScheidemannThe hours before the armistice in October 1918

A30–Leo Monosson, Evelyn KünnekeNice gigolo

A31- Original Dixieland jazz band *Tiger Rag

A32–Dance Orchestra Juan Florescu, Roberto Delgado Orchestra *Valencia

A33-Bully BuhlanDear old steam radio

A34–Alfred BraunBirthday hour of the broadcast

A35- The Bernard Ette Orchestra *When the jazz band is playing

A36–Love generationThomas Alva Edison

The twenties 1923-1930

B1–Doris Bierett, Barbara Eff, Rainer Bertram, Harald Sielaff, Ursula Harnisch, Olaf BienertThe twenties

B2–Friedrich HollaenderComeback of an exciting decade

B3–Savoy Orpheans *Charleston baby

B4–Schalmei orchestraVarshavyanka

B5–Max KuttnerI lost my heart in Heidelberg

B6–Charles LindberghStatement in New York

B7–Louis Armstrong And His Orchestra *When The Saints

B8–George Gershwin, Columbia Jazz Band *, Michael Tilson ThomasRhapsody In Blue

B9–Ensemble * And Choir Of The Theater Am Kurfürstendamm, Hans Sommer (4)Rise and fall of the city of Mahagonny

B10–Lotte LenyaHow to bed is how to lie

B11–Blandine Ebinger, Kurt HerrlingerCurrende

B12–The Original Tiller Girls *, Der Eiserne GustavAnnemie

B13–Gustav StresemannAddress to the Reichstag election in May 1928

B14–Josephine BakerMadiana

B15–Marlene Dietrich, Die Weintraub-Syncopaters *, Friedrich HollaenderI'm head to toe set for love

B16–Comedian HarmonistsVeronika, Lenz is here

B17–Grock (2)Not possible!

B18–Richard Tauber, Henny PortenTütatatü!

B19–Richard TauberI loved to kiss the women

B20–Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, Zubin MehtaTwelve-tone music

B21–Arnold Schönberg *Arnold Schönberg criticizes the music program of the radio

B22–Alfred Braun , Thomas Mann, Rabindranath Tagore, Albert Einstein, Gerhart HauptmannNobel Prize Winner

B23–Bertolt Brecht, Chris Barber, Franz Joseph Degenhardt *, Ella Fitzgerald, JIMMY Jones Trio *, Duke Ellington Orchestra *Mackie knife song

B24–Paul Godwin Dance Orchestra *May I ask for the next tango

B25-Konrad AdenauerAddress by the mayor of Cologne on the laying of the foundation stone of the University of Cologne, hammer blows and song "Gaudeamus Igitur"

B26–Theodor LeipartRadio lecture on "Unemployment and the Great Depression"

B27-Marlene DietrichAlone in a big city

The Thirties 1931-1936

C1–Unknown artistThat's unique

C2–Willy Fritsch, Wolf-Dieter StubelWilly Fritsch sings and chats about films from the thirties

C3–Willy FritschI'm not a captain

C4–Lilian HarveyThat's unique

C5–Pola Negri, Hans Otto Borgmann *Tango Notturno

C6–Max ReinhardtMax Reinhardt speaks to his staff at the Deutsches Theater Berlin

C7–Curt BoisI do everything with my legs

C8–Berliner Straßenkapelle und Marching ChoirAs the golden evening sun

C9–Heinrich GeorgeLong live freedom

C10–Alfred BraunPress ball in Berlin

C11–Carl NappThe cyclist

C12–Helmut Käutner, Frank Norbert *Commercial tango

C13–Max SchmelingMax Schmeling talks about the upcoming boxing match against Jack Sharkey in New York

C14–Max SchmelingA boxer's heart

C15–Karl ValentinHistorical events

C16–Ernst BuschSong of the unemployed

C17–Paul Von HindenburgOn the political situation

C18–Hermann GoeringThe President of the Reichstag issues a call to order in the German Reichstag

C19–Heinrich BrüningAbout the situation in Germany

C20-Adolf HitlerAppeal to the nation

C21–Hans AlbersI came from Alabama

C22–Wulf Bley, Heinz Von LichtbergThe torchlight procession

C23–Trude HesterbergThe drum

C24–Bruno FritzSoccer

C25–Ludwig Manfred LommelInternational wrestling competition

C26–Adolf Hitler, Dr. Paul Laven *, Rolf Wernicke, ER Dietze *XI. Olympics in Berlin 1936

C27–Teddy Staufer And His Original Teddies *, Billy ToffelA Tisket, A Tasket

The forties 1937-1950

D1–Benny Goodman Orchestra *, Martha TiltonTo me you are beautiful

D2- Herbert L. MorrisonCrash of the airship "Hindenburg"

D3–Gerta KellerWhen the sun is behind the roofs ...

D4–Django Reinhardt, Quintette Du Hot Club De France, Stéphane GrappelliSweet chorus

D5–Lothar Röhrig, Patrick HoffmannIn The Bar To The Crocodile

D6–Heinz Rühmann, Hertha FeilerI'm fine

D7–Hans MoserThe service man

D8-Adolf HitlerHitler in Linz

D9–Men's choir a capellaOne nation one empire one leader

D10–Friedrich Kayssler *Stop it

D11–Rosita SerranoRed poppy

D12–Adolf Hitler, Karl Schmitt-Walter, Choir and Musikkoprs Des Wachbatallion der Luftwaffe *, Winston Churchill, Lale Andersen, Die Eichkater, Dr. Joseph Goebbels *, Josef Stalin *The second World War

D13–Ken Colyer's JazzmenGoin 'home

D14–Rudi SchurickeCapri fisherman

D15–Anton KarasHarry Lime theme

D16–Unknown artistCurrency reform in Germany

D17–Karl BerbuerWe Are The Natives Of Trizonesia

D18–Dr. Konrad Adenauer*Learns Rhenish with the Federal Chancellor

D19–Theo LingenTheodor in the football goal

D20–Zarah Leander, The Sunshine Quartet *And if it was a sin too

The fifties 1951-1960

E1–Detlev Lais, Friedel Hensch, The CyprysThat only make Dolores' legs

E2–Eugen RothA person on this record

E3-Mao Tse-Tung *Mao Tse-Tung Speaks

E4–Peter Alexander, Leila NegraThe sweetest fruits

E5–Peter AlexanderPeter Alexander answers questions about the person

E6–René CarolRed roses, red lips, red wine

E7–Herbert zimmermann (3)Football World Cup 1954

E8–Caterina ValenteCaterina Valente is happy about the victory

E9–Fritz Wunderlich, Peter Anders (2), Freddy *, Caterina Valente, Orchestra Werner Müller *, Placido Domingo, London Symphony Orchestra *Granada

E10–Freddy QuinnThe guitar and the sea

E11–Fred BertelmannLaughing vagabond

E12–Unknown artistLunik 1 in space

E13–The Red Army Ensemble *, Boris Alexandrov Choir *, E. Belayev *Kalinka

E14–Unknown artistCount Down In Florida

E15–Louis ArmstrongAmerica

E16–Louis ArmstrongStatement about Germany

E17–Louis Armstrong, GabrieleUncle Satchmo's Lullaby

E18–Ivo Robi?tomorrow

E19–Kurt EdelhagenKurt Edelhagen speaks about serious and popular music

E20-Bully BuhlanDear organ grinder

E21-Maria Callas *E Strana

E22- Bill Haley And The Comets *Rock Around The Clock

E23–Chris Barberice cream

E24–Drafi Deutscher And His MagicsMarble, stone and iron breaks

E25–Nikita Khrushchev *Boot for Beating

E26–Tony Sheridan & The Beatles, The Singing Dogs *My Bonnie

E27–The BeatlesInterview about St. Pauli

Our time

F1–Astrud Gilberto, Stan GetzThe Girl From Ipanema

F2–Charles De Gaulle, Henri Tissot *Marseillaise, greetings to Germany

F3- John F. KennedyOn the balcony of the Schöneberg town hall

F4–Elisabeth II. *England's Queen toasts in the Federal President's palace in Bonn

F5–Udo JuergensMerci Cherie

F6–Beatrix, Crown Princess Of The Netherlands *, Claus von AmsbergWedding in Amsterdam

F7–Heinz ErhardtAd hoc remark, ultra short

F8–Bert Kaempfert Orchestra *Strangers In The Night

F9–Richard M. Nixon *The US President Phones With Astronauts On The Moon

F10–Heintjemummy

F11–Orchester Kurt EdelhagenHigh on the yellow car

F12–Heidi SchüllerOlympic oath, Munich 1972

F13–Walter Scheel, Düsseldorf men's choirHigh on the yellow car

F14–Helmut Schmidt, Wim Thoelke, Max GregerHelmut Schmidt plays the organ

F15–Werner HöferEncouragement

F16–AdamoInsch 'Allah

F17–Unknown artistTumult during the visit of the Shah of Persia in Berlin

F18- Pope Paul VI. *From the encyclical Humanae Vitae

F19–Juliane WerdingThe day Conny Kramer died

F20–Gustav HeinemannInaugural speech of the Federal President in front of the Bundestag

F21- James Last OrchestraWell, well, hey, hey, kiss him goodbye

F22–Unknown artistfight for the mini skirt

F23–Franz Joseph Strauss *Germany needs Bavaria

F24–HeinoThe black Barbara

F25–Evelyn KünnekeI am Heino's Valkyrie

F26- Pussycat (2)Mississippi

F27–SailorGirls, girls, girls

F28–Udo LindenbergRadio song

F29–Peter UstinovPeter Ustinov thanks the gramophone father Emil Berliner

F30–Miguel Ríos, Waldo De Los Rios And His Orchestra *Song Of Joy

F31–Wiener Philharmoniker, Choir of the Vienna State Opera *, Hans Schmidt-Isserstadt *, Marilyn Horne, James King (3), Joan Sutherland, Martti TalvelaSong of Joy

Opera and operetta 1929-1970

G1–Richard Tauber, The Berlin State Opera Orchestra, Franz LehárMy heart is all yours

G2–Gustaf Gründgens, Hilde Hildebrand, Eduard KünnekeO God, how fine are we

G3–Joseph Schmidt, Felix GüntherI am a gypsy child

G4-Beniamino GigliMom

G5–Anneliese Rothenberger, The FFB Orchestra *, Werner Schmidt-BoelckeHindu song

G6–Hermann Prey, Staatskapelle Berlin, Otmar SuitnerI am the factotum

G7–Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau, Walter Berry, Brigitte Fassbaender, Nicolai Gedda, Renate Holm, Anneliese Rothenberger, Senta Wengraf, Vienna State Opera Choir In Der Volksoper *, Franz Gerstacker, Vienna Symphony Orchestra, Willi BoskovskyLittle brother and sister

G8–Maria Callas *, Philharmonic Orchestra London *, Alceo GallieraI ask my anxious heart

Musicals 1928-1970

H1–Anna MoffoIndian love call

H2–Ella Fitzgerald, Louis ArmstrongSummertime

H3–Betty HuttonI've Got The Sun In The Morning

H4–Heidi Brühl, Robert TrehyWonderful

H5–Hans Albers, Waldo Favre Choir, FFB Orchestra *, Norbert SchultzeTake me with you, captain, on the journey

H6–The Foursome, The Roland Shaw Orchestra *Hernando's hideaway

H7–Harry James And His OrchestraGigi

H8–Peter Alexander, Herta Talmar, Kurt EdelhagenIt is so green

H9–Robert Bentley And His OrchestraWith a little bit of luck

H10–Robert Mandell Chorus And Orchestra *Tonight

H11–Ingeborg Hallstein, Peter Rubin, Wolfgang KielingChim Chim Cherie

H12–Barbra StreisandFunny girl

H13–Shmuel RodenskyIf I were rich

H14–Shirley MacLaineIf My Friends Could See Me Now

H15- Ensemble of the German-language premiere *Leave the sun

Cheerful baroque

I1–Concentus Musicus Vienna, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Murray DickieO Dolor

I2–Concentus Musicus Vienna, Nikolaus HarnoncourtBattalia

I3–Peter Christoph Runge, Gustav Leonhardt, Anner BylsmaSo often I use my tobacco pipe

I4–Concentus Musicus Vienna, Nikolaus Harnoncourt, Rotraud Hansmann, Kurt Equiluz, Max van EgmondHow does the coffee taste sweet

I5–Peter Schreier, Robert Köbler, Werner JaroslawskiA rich woman brings comfort

I6–Academy Of St Martin-In-The-Fields, Sir Neville MarrinerFireworks music

Classic

J1–Berliner Philharmoniker, Karl BöhmSo spoke Zarathustra Op. 30

J2–Berliner Philharmoniker, Herbert von KarajanDivertimento no. 15 in B flat major KV 287

J3–David Oistrach, Royal Philharmonic Orchestra London *, Sir Eugene GoossensRomance for violin and orchestra No. 2 in F major Op. 50

Great successes from 1930 to 1977

K1-Marlene DietrichI am Fesche Lola

K2–Lotte LenyaSurabaya Johnny

K3–Katja EbsteinIt's an old story

K4–Brigitte Horney, Margot WernerSo or so is life

K5- MilvaLa Cumparsita

K6–Juliette Gréco, Al Martino, Gerhard WendlandLes Feuilles Mortes

K7–Esther & Abi OfarimCinderella Rockefella

K8–Hildegard KnefI've come the long way

K9–Gilbert BécaudNathalie

K10- Reinhard MeyLove song

K11–Ingrid SteegerKlimbim is closed on Mondays

K12–Udo LindenbergNina

K13–Olivia Molina, José FelicianoI revoke no feeling

K14- Roger WhittakerThe Last Farewell

15 gold medals from around the world 1949 - 1976

L1–Les Paul & Mary FordThe World Is Waiting For The Sunshine

L2–Caterina ValenteAll of Paris dreams of love

L3–Freddy *Homesickness

L4–Tony RenisQuando, Quando, Quando

L5–Edith PiafMy lord

L6–Nat King ColeRamblin 'Rose

L7–Lolita (3)sailor

L8–Kyu SakamotoSukiyaki

L9- James Last OrchestraStar parade

L10–Barry RyanEloise

L11–Les Humphries SingersMexico

L12-ABBAWaterloo

L13–Vicky LeandrosTheo, we're going to Lodz

L14–Udo JuergensGreek wine

L15- George Baker SelectionLa Paloma Blanca

The best of 100 years Label: Format: Country: Germany Released:   Genre: Style: Track list A12–Hans AlbersLa Paloma The twenties 1923-1930 B14–Josephine BakerMadiana B17–Grock (2)Not possible! The Thirties 1931-1936 C11–Carl NappThe cyclist C24–Bruno FritzSoccer The forties 1937-1950 The fifties 1951-1960 E15–Louis ArmstrongAmerica E18–Ivo Robi?tomorrow E21-Maria Callas *E Strana E23–Chris Barberice cream Our time F10–Heintjemummy F16–AdamoInsch 'Allah F24–HeinoThe black Barbara G4-Beniamino GigliMom Musicals 1928-1970 Cheerful baroque Classic K5- MilvaLa Cumparsita K9–Gilbert BécaudNathalie K10- Reinhard MeyLove song K12–Udo LindenbergNina L3–Freddy *Homesickness L5–Edith PiafMy lord L7–Lolita (3)sailor L8–Kyu SakamotoSukiyaki L10–Barry RyanEloise L12-ABBAWaterloo L14–Udo JuergensGreek Geschwindigkeit 33 U/min Genre Weltmusik Plattengröße LP (12 Inch) Format Box-Set & Sammlung