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Roter Mohn, Rote Rosen (Lemon Tree) / Ich Sende Dir Rosen (Red Roses For A Blue Lady)

Knut Kiesewetter, Hartmut Kiesewetter

Artist
Knut Kiesewetter, Hartmut Kiesewetter
Label
Polydor
Catalog number
52 477
Format
7" · 45 RPM · Single · Mono
Country
Germany
Released
1965
Genre
Pop
7,978,142records in the catalog
0copies listed for sale
Tracklist

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Roter Mohn, Rote Rosen (Lemon Tree) / Ich Sende Dir Rosen (Red Roses For A Blue Lady) has 2 tracks, about 5:10 of music. Open a track to see who wrote, played on and produced it.

  1. ARoter Mohn, Rote Rosen (Lemon Tree)
    Written-By
    Ernst Bader, Will Holt
  2. BIch Sende Dir Rosen (Red Roses For A Blue Lady)
    Written-By
    Bruno Balz, Roy Brodsky, Sid Tepper
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Released in 1965 on the Polydor label, this single by the brothers Knut and Hartmut Kiesewetter reflects the German Schlager scene of the mid-1960s. During this era, German musicians frequently recorded localized versions of international hits or standards, blending traditional sentimental themes with the emerging pop sensibilities of the decade. The record features German-language interpretations of popular melodies, designed to appeal to a broad domestic audience through familiar arrangements and vocal harmonies.

The production process for Polydor releases of this period typically involved professional studio musicians and arrangers aiming for a polished, radio-friendly sound. Knut Kiesewetter, who later became a significant figure in the German folk and jazz scenes, was transitioning through various musical styles during this part of his career. The design and cataloging of this release follow the standardized aesthetic of Polydor's 1960s output, prioritizing clarity and artist identification for retail distribution in the German market.

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Roter Mohn, Rote Rosen (Lemon Tree) / Ich Sende Dir Rosen (Red Roses For A Blue Lady) is a record in the Vinyl Records catalog on collecto.rs. Knut Kiesewetter, Hartmut Kiesewetter. Catalog data is sourced from Discogs. No collectors on collecto.rs publicly track this record yet — adding yours would make you the first.

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