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The Final Foreword

The First-Step & Last-Waltz Album [Editorial]

Zeitreise von der „Beat-Kultur“ der 60-er Jahre mit der ersten Improved-Single „It Is You“, zum Farewell-Song aus dem dritten Jahrtausend.- Dazwischen Filmmusik für Michael Verhoevens „Engelchen macht weiter...“, die „Krempoli“-Serie und die „Komissar“-Folge „Dr. Meinhardts trauriges Ende“. Aber auch die bislang unbekanntere Ballade vom „Policeman“ sei geneigten Ohren anempfohlen.

        Titel
Hörprobe
Songtext
1) 
It Is You
2) 
We Are Alone
3) 
Marvin Is Dead
4) 
Sing Your Song
5) 
Love Is A Natural Thing
6) 
Hoppe Reiter
7) 
Don´t Know Baby If You Are Safe
8) 
Leave This Lesbian World
9) 
Old Captain Cook
10) 
Don´t You Feel Any Pain
11) 
I´m Exhausted
12) 
Offering A Highly Sophisticated Way To Ride
13) 
Oedipus
14) 
Where Will The Salmon Spawn
15) 
Krempoli Tune
16) 
Down The Dusty Road
17) 
Mexican Hat
18) 
Are You Kidding
19) Return To Fender  
20) Le Fleuve Tranquille  
21) The Policeman
22) The Very Last Waltz

We Are Alone

I´ve got a brandnew car, take you on a ride
All your neighbours stare when I pick you up
You can really be proud ´cause you are my bride
Then we move away, have you on my side
People we have segregated
So we two feel integrated
We are alone

As we lie on the ground silent and shy
On a quivering blade a butterfly
Your long golden hair gleams in the sun
Then you smell the heavy scent of hay
Oh your eyes will gaze so dreamy
I will ever hold you near me
We are alone

Roaming ´bout the countryside
Feeling free just like a child
All my senses are far widened
We´re alone

Then it´s time to go, it can be hell
You´re so sad, your eyes are filled with tears
You think of your work to come so soon
Baby you can cheer up looking at the moon
Baby now I promise you
Till next Sunday I´ll be true
We are alone

Music written by Axel Linstädt (except Tracks 1 and 2 by
Axel Linstädt and Johnny Fickert)
Lyrics by Bernd Linstädt

Johnny Fickert: voc., altosax, flute, Hammond organ, rhythm-guitar, percussion

Axel Linstädt: guitars, keyboards, ocarina, soprano and alto recorders, voc.

Uli Ruppert: bass, voc.

Rolf Gröschner: drums

Thanks to the brass and the strings

Recorded in Munich at Polydor Studios, 1966 (tracks 1 and 2), Trixi Studios, 1969 (tracks 3 and 4),
Union Studios, 1969 (tracks 5-12), 1979 (tracks 13 and 14),
1971 (track 21)
Bavaria Studios 1973 (tracks 15-20)
Track 22: december 2002, recorded by
Jörg Scheuermann, somewhere over the rainbow

Lincensed by Improved Sound Limited
Digital remastering: Jörg Scheuermann
Cover picture: Pamela Prechtl

 

 

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