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~ Release by Tinu Heiniger (see all versions of this release, 2 available)

Annotation

The first release from 1979 had to be retired from the market after the "Trio Eugster", named in the song "Unterhaltigsbrunz" took juridical action. The disc was re-released in 1980 with a new version of this Song, with altered lyrics "Unterhaltigsbrunz Nr. 2"

Annotation last modified on 2013-01-06 01:18 UTC.

Tracklist

1▼12" Vinyl
#TitleArtistRatingLength
A1Unterhaltigsbrunz Nr. 2
double bass:
Sämi Jungen (bassist)
vocals:
Tinu Heiniger and René "Schifer" Schafer
recording of:
Unterhaltigsbrunz Nr. 2
lyricist:
Tinu Heiniger
composer:
René "Schifer" Schafer
Martin Heiniger5:43
A2Heidle
cello:
Jürg Jegge
guitar:
Claudio Bischoff
violin:
Puddy Lehmann
vocals:
Tinu Heiniger
strings arranger:
Willi Müller
recording of:
Heidle
lyricist and composer:
Tinu Heiniger
Martin Heiniger5:10
A3Ire Beiz
double bass:
Claudio Bischoff
flugelhorn:
Puddy Lehmann
vocals:
Tinu Heiniger
recording of:
Ire Beiz
lyricist and composer:
Tinu Heiniger
Martin Heiniger7:24
B1Ihm si Frou
double bass:
Claudio Bischoff
hammered dulcimer:
Martin Hauzenberger
vocals:
Tinu Heiniger
recording of:
Ihm si Frou
lyricist and composer:
Tinu Heiniger
Martin Heiniger5:50
B2Jakob A
double bass:
Claudio Bischoff
violin:
Puddy Lehmann
vocals:
Tinu Heiniger
recording of:
Jakob A
lyricist and composer:
Tinu Heiniger
Martin Heiniger9:23
B3Die wo überläbt hei
double bass:
Claudio Bischoff
additional vocals:
Küre Güdel
vocals:
Tinu Heiniger
recording of:
Die wo überläbt hei (in 1979)
lyricist and composer:
Franz Josef Degenhardt (Liedermacher)
translator:
Tinu Heiniger
translated version of:
In den guten alten Zeiten
Martin Heiniger4:52