1
Bla Bla Diddly
2
How Much Longer Must I Wait, Wait?
3
Stop
4
Believe in Me
5
Lilly Belle
6
Love's Morning Land
7
Mah-Na-Mah-Na
8
Doo-Bee-Doo-Bee-Doo
9
Yummy Yummy Yummy
10
Make Me Your Baby
11
Moody Trudy
12
Stop
13
Looky Looky
14
Lonely Lovers Symphony
15
Crippled Words
16
Lie, Lie, Lie
17
Collico
18
Heaven Helps the Man (Who Helps Himself)
19
Sandy
20
Bricks and Mortar
21
Luky Luky - George
22
Senza Te, Senza Me - George
23
Lina Con la Luna - George
24
Risi E Bisi - George
25
Arizona Man
26
Sally Don't You Cry
27
Arizona Man (Jerk)
28
So Young (Slow)
29
Bla Bla Diddly
30
Underdog
31
Watch Your Step
32
I'm Free Now
33
Son of My Father (Part 1)
34
London Traffic
35
Today's a Tomorrow
36
Pauline
37
That's How I See Her
38
The Future Is Past
39
Blue Jean Girl
40
Take It, Shake It, Break My Heart
41
Traffico Del Centro - Snoopy
42
Everybody Join Hands
43
It's a Shame
44
Son of My Father (Part 2)
Item UPC: 4009910527122
Date First Available:
Label: REPERTOIRE
ABOUT THE ALBUM
The secret 1960s/early 1970s past of legendary disco/soundtrack producer Giorgio Moroder, now all gathered together for the first time in a collection of 51 tracks packed on to a 2 CD set! The Schlager of the title refers to catchy German chart pop. Moroder's versions featured early use of the synthesizer. Includes his own US Top 50 version of Son of My Father(a UK chart-topper when covered by Chicory Tip)and Eurohit Looky Looky, for which he was awarded his first ever gold disc in 1970. Material was released under the names GIORGIO, GEORGE or SNOOPY, and was successful in several territories in several languages. Munich-based Moroder was Italian-born, hence the Italian language versions of six tracks on this set. An essential companion collection to the recent Repertoire on the Groove Train releases. The in-depth liner note by journalist Michael Heatley gives insight as to how Moroder developed his distinctive musical style. Expertly remastered superb sound - top quality reproduction. The best in the business!
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