Marlene Dietrich ‎"Lili Marlene" 1959 Mono LP & "Falling In Love Again" 1998 CD

Description: Marlene DietrichLili Marlene LP & Falling In Love Again CD Album Description: This listing includes the Marlene Dietrich releases "Lili Marlene" (vinyl album) and "Falling In Love Again" (CD). The vinyl record is in glossy clean very good+ condition and in the original Columbia Records illustrated discography inner sleeve, small area of record label rubbed off. The cover is in very good condition, minor surface/edge wear with clear tape restitution. The CD is in excellent condition, original booklet included, plays perfect. Please see pictures. Check out our other listings for a wide variety of vinyl records and CDs. We ship worldwide in secure, padded packaging. Please let us know if you have any questions for a prompt reply. Tracklist and additional album information below. Tracklists: Falling in Love Again CD (MCA Records, 1998, Stereo) 1 Falling in Love Again 2 The Boys in the Backroom 3 You've Got That Look (That Leaves Me Weak) 4 I've Been in Love Before 5 You Do Something to Me 6 You Go to My Head 7 Lili Marlene 8 Symphonie 9 Black Market 10 Illusions 11 Another Spring, Another Love 12 Near You 13 Kisses Sweeter Than Wine 14 I May Never Go Home Anymore 15 If He Swings By the String 16 Such Trying Times Lili Marlene LP (Columbia Records, 1959, Mono, Sung in German) 1 Lili Marlene2 Mean To Me 3 The Hobellied 4 Annie Doesn't Live Here Anymore 5 You Have My Heart (Da Du Liegst Mir Im Herzen) 6 The Surrey With The Fringe On Top 7 Time On My Hands (You In My Arms) 8 Taking A Chance On Love 9 Must I Go (Muss I Denn) 10 Miss Otis Regrets (She's Unable To Lunch Today) 11 You Have Taken My Soul (Du Hast Die Seele Mein) 12 I Couldn't Sleep A Wink Last Night Marlene Dietrich (1901-1992) was born Marie Magdalene Dietrich in Schöneberg, a district of Berlin, Germany. The most exotic actress of the 1930s and '40s, Marlene Dietrich performed her cabaret act around the world and recorded for Decca, Columbia and Capitol in the post-war period, after her film career had slowed. A thick German accent and her odd sung-spoken vocal style proved no barrier to international popular success and adoration. She began studying acting as a teenager, and auditioned with director Max Reinhardt several times before entering his drama school. She worked in the German theater and film world during the 1920s, gradually assuming star status until her international breakout at the end of the decade, when she appeared in The Blue Angel, directed by American Josef von Sternberg. The film's success led directly to Hollywood, where she became one of the major female stars of the 1930s, in such films as Song of Songs, The Scarlet Empress, Knight Without Armour and Destry Rides Again. Because of her German heritage, the newly American citizen made a large mark in the war effort, performing the favorite "Lilli Marlene" on USO tours and recording anti-Nazi propaganda in German. She was awarded the Medal of Freedom and Chevalier of the French Legion of Honor after war's end. She had recorded music in Germany as early as the late '20s, but Dietrich returned again to the vocal industry in the '50s, first with Decca and then a long-standing contract with Columbia. The label released many live albums, preserving her wild cabaret act from various European capitals, several of them recorded with a young Burt Bacharach serving as musical director. After her Columbia contract expired, Marlene Dietrich began to record with Capitol in the mid-'60s but retired a decade later, returning only for two roles, one in the 1979 film Just a Gigolo with David Bowie, the other a 1984 documentary name Marlene, with her recorded interviews but no glimpse of the present-day Dietrich. Just after her death in 1992, a new musical opened based on her life, titled Sag Mir Wo Die Blumen Sind "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?". The most exotic actress of the 1930s and '40s, Marlene Dietrich performed her cabaret act around the world and recorded for Decca, Columbia and Capitol in the post-war period, after her film career had slowed. A thick German accent and her odd sung-spoken vocal style proved no barrier to international popular success and adoration. Born near Berlin in 1901, she began studying acting as a teenager, and auditioned with director Max Reinhardt several times before entering his drama school. She worked in the German theater and film world during the 1920s, gradually assuming star status until her international breakout at the end of the decade, when she appeared in The Blue Angel, directed by American Josef von Sternberg. The film's success led directly to Hollywood, where she became one of the major female stars of the 1930s, in such films as Song of Songs, The Scarlet Empress, Knight Without Armour and Destry Rides Again. Because of her German heritage, the newly American citizen made a large mark in the war effort, performing the favorite "Lilli Marlene" on USO tours and recording anti-Nazi propaganda in German. She was awarded the Medal of Freedom and Chevalier of the French Legion of Honor after war's end. She had recorded music in Germany as early as the late '20s, but Dietrich returned again to the vocal industry in the '50s, first with Decca and then a long-standing contract with Columbia. The label released many live albums, preserving her wild cabaret act from various European capitals, several of them recorded with a young Burt Bacharach serving as musical director. After her Columbia contract expired, Marlene Dietrich began to record with Capitol in the mid-'60s but retired a decade later, returning only for two roles, one in the 1979 film Just a Gigolo with David Bowie, the other a 1984 documentary named Marlene. Just after her death in 1992, a new musical opened based on her life, titled Sag Mir Wo Die Blumen Sind "Where Have All the Flowers Gone?". (wiki) Check out our listings for more vinyl records, CD's & more. Save on shipping!

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