EPISODE · Apr 9, 2021 · 1H 17M
BIGBAND BASH: the Art of the sexy saxophone sounds of Ed Sperber (80th/2017) & The Bigband of the BR Munich - re-edit 2025, presented by Yours Truely, incl exclusive UNREALISED music , Vol 2
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Send us your comment, please ED SPERBER, born March 23, 1937 in Schweinfurt, Bavaria North, Germany He plays Saxophones, clarinet, vocals A Bigband Formerly leading member of the Ambros Seelos Dance Orchestra (backing band for late great Udo Jürgens) He formed to become the BIGBAND OF THE BR (Bayerischer Rundfunk, München) under the name: the Studio Nürnberg Tanzorchester, originally formed by Kurt Edelhagen in 1949 From 1977 conducted by Ed Sperber piano solos: Thomas Fink also Petra Sanders-Sperber (s), The Rundfunkorchestra Munich: "The Life Is Beautiful" University of Würzburg Bigband Kaleidoscope Ed Sperber including unreleased bootlegs recordings made at Nuremberg Symphony Hall by Popmundial, "Just A Gigolo" , "Swinging Moderator" re-mastred by Popmundial based on a show recorded March 23rd, 2017 re-edit Mai 2025 A Popmundial Association Production Presented by Yours Truely Joe President of Popmundial.org Support the show
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Send us your comment, please ED SPERBER, born March 23, 1937 in Schweinfurt, Bavaria North, Germany He plays Saxophones, clarinet, vocals A Bigband Formerly leading member of the Ambros Seelos Dance Orchestra (backing band for late great Udo Jürgens) He formed to become the BIGBAND OF THE BR (Bayerischer Rundfunk, München) under the name: the Studio Nürnberg Tanzorchester, originally formed by Kurt Edelhagen in 1949 From 1977 conducted by Ed Sperber piano solos: Thomas F...
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BIGBAND BASH: the Art of the sexy saxophone sounds of Ed Sperber (80th/2017) & The Bigband of the BR Munich - re-edit 2025, presented by Yours Truely, incl exclusive UNREALISED music , Vol 2
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