Bent Fabricius-Bjerre
Title Price GBP  Media  Condition  Label 
Spiller Egne Melodier 5.38  LP  Near Mint (NM or M-)/Very Good Plus (VG+)  Metronome MELP612
Item Number: 2974219463 2104

392782 ex/nm cover has tiny scuff at opening




Tracklist
 
A1Pusterummet2:00
A2Stranger Where Are You Now2:43
A3Hey Hey Miss Jackson2:20
A4Lillian3:42
A5Sandy Roads2:20
A6Duft Af Paris2:07
A7In The Middle Of A Song2:27
B1Lykken Venter Om Hjørnet2:38
B2Olsen Banden2:18
B3Tre Piger I Paris2:20
B4Kærlighed2:34
B5From Now On2:37
B6Norwegian Sunset2:41
B7Duerne Flyver1:51


Identifiers
Rights Society: n©b
Matrix / RunoutA side runout, etched: MELP 612 - A1 2 B
Matrix / RunoutB side runout, etched: MELP 612 - B1 1 A

Credits
Arranged By, Producer - Leif Pedersen
Composed By - Bent Fabricius-Bjerre
Engineer - Birger Svan
Layout - Lars Green
Notes
Frontcover reads "Bent Fabricius-Bjerre spiller egne kompositioner fra dansk film og T.V.".
Backcover and labels read "Bent Fabricius-Bjerre spiller egne melodier".

℗ 1976 Multitone ApS.
Recorded at Metronome Studio, September 1976.
Made and printed by Press & Post Ltd.
Made in England.

Track A1 - theme song from TV sequal with Otto Leisner.
Track A2 - one of the theme songs from the norwegian puppet movie "Grand Prix i Bjergkøbing", arranged with contemporary "disco-sound".
Track A3 - happy tune in twenties style on tuned piano.
Track A4 - originally written for poem by Klaus Rifbjerg, one of the main songs in movie "I den grønne skov" performed by Ellen Winther Lembourn.
Track A5 - composed on suggestion from Sten Bramsen, launched in TV-show "Musikalske venner".
Track A6 - musette walse. Used in a "Olsen Banden" movie. Synthesizer replaces the piano.
Track A7 - inspiration from Gilbert O'Sullivan.

Track B1 - main theme from the movie "Grand Prix i Bjergkøbing".
Track B2 - main theme from the movie succes of Erik Balling.
Track B3 - disco version of theme song from the movie of the same name.
Track B4 - one of Grethe Ingmanns great hits with lyrics by Poul-Henrik Trampe. Here performed instrumental with piano and orchestra.
Track B5 - performed on melodica.
Track B6 - from Norwegian movie "Grand Prix i Bjergkøbing", here arranged for english horn, hammered piano and orchestra.
Track B7 - sung by Cæsar in the film musical "Jeg er s'gu min egen" by . Here jazz'ed up a bit, and melody performed on hammered piano.

Note
Images and tracklisting are supplied by a third party and matched by catalogue number or barcode. Tracks on the release may differ from what is being sold.
Release Country: Denmark
Release Date: 1976
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