Album
Hannes Wader Singt Arbeiterlieder
1977 · Pop, Folk, World, & Country
3 collectors on Gatefold own this

Hannes Wader Singt Arbeiterlieder is a Folk album by Hannes Wader, originally released in 1977. On Gatefold: 7 pressings tracked, owned by 3 collectors.
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Tracklist
Side A
- A1Dem Morgenrot Entgegen (Lied Der Jugend)2:57
- A2Auf, Auf Zum Kampf3:23
- A3Der Kleine Trompeter2:25
- A4Bella Ciao (Lied Der Italienischen Partisanen)2:53
- A5Mamita Mia2:24
- A6Die Thälmann-Kolonne (Spaniens Himmel)1:50
- A7El Pueblo Unido3:37
Side B
- B1Trotz Alledem (Daß Sich Die Furcht In Widerstand Verwandeln Wird)3:30
- B2Das Einheitsfrontlied2:20
- B3Solidaritätslied2:37
- B4Die Moorsoldaten3:48
- B5Lied Vom Knüppelchen3:30
- B6Die Internationale3:40
Sound DNA
- Folk
- Traditional Folk
- stripped-back
- defiant
- political
Notes from the original pressing. Later editions may differ.
German first release. Comes with a fully laminated gatefold sleeve, blue labels with a black ring round the spindle hole, a neutral white inner sleeve with "4912 000 1533 45.77 O" print and a double-side printed lyric sheet.
Some copies comes with a "CLUB-SONDERAUFLAGE BÜCHERGILDE GUTENBERG" sticker on front cover.
Recorded Live an July 1st to 3rd 1977in Recklinghausen.
The melody of track A1 is from the song "Zu Mantua In Banden" which is the Tyrolean anthem.
Track B5 is a German interpretation of the Russian traditional "Dubinushka".
Credits
The people behind it.
Production & Engineering
- Conny PlankENGINEER [TON]
- Hannes WaderPRODUCER, ARRANGED BY
- Hans-Georg DozelENGINEER [TON]
- Ulrich MaskePRODUCER
Songwriting
- Anonymous
- Bertolt Brecht
- Emil Luckhardt
- Ernst Busch
- Eugène Pottier
- Ferdinand Freiligrath
- Heinrich Eildermann
- Horst Berner
- Johann Esser
- Martin Buchholz
- Paul Dessau
- Sergio Ortega
3 collectors on Gatefold own this · 7 pressings tracked on Gatefold
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