Alternative Title:
Zwei Apfelsinen im Haar
Composer:
Francisco "Chico" Buarque de Hollanda
Recordings:
Chico Buarque (1966), Nara Leäo (1966), Herb Alpert (1967), France Gall
Arranged by:
Ernst B Kirschsteiger
Composer:
Bert Kaempfert
Recordings:
Bert Kaempfert (1962)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Composer:
Bobby Scott/Ric Marlow
Recordings:
Bobby Scott, Beatles (1963), Herb Alpert (1965)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Alternative Title:
America
Composer:
Bernstein/Sondheim
Recordings:
West Side Story (1957), Herb Alpert (1967), Werner Twardy (1969)
Arranged by:
Dirk Obermüller
Alternative Title:
Anitras dans, Anitra's Dance, Anitra's Dance boogie
Composer:
Edvard Grieg
Recordings:
Peer Gynt (1876), Charlie Norman (1949)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Composer:
Peret (Pere Pubill Calaf)
Recordings:
Peret (1971)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Composer:
Julius Wechter
Recordings:
Baja marimba band (1966), Herb Alpert, Roberto Delgado (1973)
Arranged by:
Karl-Heinz Müller
Alternative Title:
Aquarela do Brasil
Composer:
Ary Barroso
Recordings:
James Last (1968), Peter Thomas (1975), Franz Löffler (1970)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
1939, Saludos amigos 1942. Music was only one outlet for Barroso's creativity. A lawyer by training, he balanced his musical career with work as a radio announcer, writer, humorist, reporter, producer, emcee, interviewer and soccer commentator. He was such a fan of the Flamengo soccer club of Rio de Janeiro that he turned down an invitation to move to the United States at the peak of his fame in the '40s because he didn't want to be so far from the team.
Composer:
Trad.
Recordings:
James Last (1966)
Arranged by:
Herr und Frau Dirk Obermüller
Alternative Title:
Carmen, Habanera, Carmen 68
Composer:
Georges Bizet
Recordings:
1875 Carmen, Herb Alpert (1967), James Last (1967), Bing Wittkamp (1973)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Composer:
James Last
Recordings:
James Last (1967)
Arranged by:
Dirk Obermüller
Composer:
Rothman, Paul
Recordings:
Charlie Steinmann Orchesta and Singers
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Alternative Title:
Jarabe tapatío
Composer:
Trad. Jesús González Rubio
Recordings:
1800-talet, James Last (1966)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Composer:
Syd Dale
Recordings:
Pedro Gonzales (1967)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Composer:
Alan Moorhouse
Recordings:
Joe Loss, Oscar Brandenburg
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Alternative Title:
Die schönste musik, die es gibt, Le jeu du téléphone
Composer:
Sid Ramin
Recordings:
Diet Pepsi-reklam Les McCann (1966), Ambros Seelos, Bob Crewe Generation (1967), Andy Williams (1967), France Gall (1967)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Ramin grew up with Leonard Bernstein in Boston and studied at the New England Conservatory of Music and Boston University before moving to New York City. He worked as the staff composer and arranger for "The Milton Berle Show" from 1949 to 1956, and began working as a staff arranger with RCA toward the end of this period. Bernstein hired him to handle the orchestrations for his musical "West Side Story" and Ramin eventually won a Grammy for the soundtrack album and an Academy Award for scoring the movie version. He later arranged the most memorable numbers from the musical into suite for symphony orchestra that's often performed in pops concerts.
Alternative Title:
Moments musicaux
Composer:
Franz Schubert
Recordings:
1828
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Composer:
Frank Valdor
Arranged by:
Karl-Heinz Müller
Alternative Title:
Palomitas De Maiz, Dikke Jet, Popcorn Essen Ist Gesund, Pop Collage Medley, Vozdushnye khlopya khukhuruzy
Composer:
Gershon Kingsley
Arranged by:
Ernst B Kirschsteiger
For more information about this song, visit www.popcorn-song.com.
Composer:
Christian Heilberg, Chris Juwens/Bobby Schmidt, Hans Bradtke
Recordings:
1970 Rotation/ 1970 Wenche Myhre, James Last (1970)
Arranged by:
Karl-Heinz Müller
Composer:
Greger/Hammerschmid
Recordings:
Max Greger (1966)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Composer:
Lennon/McCartney
Recordings:
Beatles (1969), Los Norte Americanos (1969)
Arranged by:
Dirk Obermüller
Recorded on the album "The Tijuana Sound - Los Norte Americanos Go British" (1969). The record company was Alshire from California, but the album was recorded in London under the direction of Jack Dorsey. This band has also recorded albums like "The Band I Heard In Tijuana Vol 1", "The Band I Heard In Tijuana Vol 2" and "Easy Listening With the Band I Heard In Tijuana".
Alternative Title:
My heart skips a beat
Composer:
Friedel Berlipp (Berry Lipman)
Recordings:
Berry Lipman (1970), Bing Wittkamp (1973), Franz Lambert, Lafayette, Banda Veneno
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Alternative Title:
Tico-Tico no Fubá, Tico-Tico no Farelo
Composer:
José Gomes "Zequinha" de Abreu
Recordings:
1917, Carmen Miranda (1944), Ethel Smith (1944), Klaus Wunderlich, James Last (1967)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
The song's first title was actually Tico Tico no Farelo(kli på svenska), and in the 40's it became Tico Tico no Fuba. The song was imported to the US by Disney via their animated piece of World War Two-era Happy Latinos propaganda, "Saludos Amigos". "Fubá" is a type of maize flour, and "tico-tico" is the name of a bird, the rufous-collared sparrow (Zonotrichia capensis). Hence, "tico-tico no fubá" means "tico-tico on the cornmeal". (Swedish: "Brunnackad sparv på majsmjölet")
Composer:
Ervan "Bud" Coleman
Recordings:
Herb Alpert (1965)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
"Bud" Coleman that wrote this song played guitar in Tijuana brass and Baja marimba brass.
Composer:
Ferst (Simmons?)
Recordings:
Pedro Gonzales (1967)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Alternative Title:
Die Sonne scheint bei Tag und Nacht, E viva Espana, Y viva Espana
Composer:
Leo Caerts
Recordings:
Samantha (1971), Imca Marina (1972), Sylvia Vrethammar (1973), Rita Hovink (1976)
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Composer:
Moss/Thorne
Recordings:
Joe Loss
Arranged by:
Karl-Heinz Müller
Alternative Title:
Rosy's theme, It was a good time
Composer:
Maurice Jarre (David/Curb/Lilibert)
Recordings:
The Kallmann singers, Liza Minelli
Arranged by:
Günter Terhog
Soundtrack to the movie "Ryan's daughter" from 1970
