This video is a great tribute to an under-rated musical genius of the 1970s. However, I would point out that although Passport's repertoire consisted mainly of Klaus Doldinger's original compositions, this was a rare exception. According to the liner notes on the "Second Passport" album, "Fairy Tale" had been a pre-existing public-domain song, which Doldinger adapted and arranged for the track heard here. Nonetheless, as a fellow Passport fan, let me thank you for sharing this.
I had a bootleg tape of this album when I was a young man. This track was mis-labeled as Nexus and for some time I always though it was titled Nexus. Only when I got my CD copy after a few years down that I learned it was Fairy Tale. What a tale indeed... great sound.
Great!
Thank Steve for your artistic work and desire to share a most remarkable genius in Klaus and Passport.......
😎 🆒️ 😎 🆒️ 😎.
Thanks for sharing a Doldinger tribute. Ian, Victoria,B.C.
excellent tribute, for a beautiful composition! one of my favorite ever
Amazing and beautiful m.b.r
thanks for posting this, great tune.
This video is a great tribute to an under-rated musical genius of the 1970s.
However, I would point out that although Passport's repertoire consisted mainly of Klaus Doldinger's original compositions, this was a rare exception. According to the liner notes on the "Second Passport" album, "Fairy Tale" had been a pre-existing public-domain song, which Doldinger adapted and arranged for the track heard here.
Nonetheless, as a fellow Passport fan, let me thank you for sharing this.
Der Klausi in Action! SUPER- HAMMER-GEIL!!!
I had a bootleg tape of this album when I was a young man. This track was mis-labeled as Nexus and for some time I always though it was titled Nexus. Only when I got my CD copy after a few years down that I learned it was Fairy Tale. What a tale indeed... great sound.
Well done mate ...