Katja Ebstein and Christian Bruhn were once married, have been separated for a long time, but are still in friendly contact to this day. Christian Bruhn celebrated his 89th birthday last October.
....da hört man so richtig welch eine großartige Sängerin ....gesangstechnisch ...sie war ...eine wundervolle Stimme denn....das Orchester....Ist ja eine Frechheit ..... aber ihre Stimme lässt alles vergessen ....wundervoll ... sehr stark gesungen....
Just a shame that you didn't manage to find a version without the Irish commentator who didn't have the decency to shut up to let us hear one of the most powerful intros in Eurovision history...
The intro was ok. The outro was full blown Dusty Springfield You Don't Have to Say You Love Me.... note for note. I'll have a word with the Irish commentator and tell her not to do it again.
@@diefibo6905 and @marbe66 Nobody in Europe seemingly recorded it apart from somebody from Ireland. You should be thankful to that Irish person for going to the trouble of getting their recording and putting it up on UA-cam instead of whinging and whining.
The outro is NOT note for note from "You don't have to say...". These songs are not even in the same rhythm or key. It's just the ping-pong-change between the main chord and the underlying major chord, a common phrase for song endings back then. @@millinchip2
A revelation to see Katja, 1970 ESC, for the first time, this year, In COLOUR!!! What a great song and outfit.
A timeless classic. So powerful and gripping! One of my favorite German entries ever!
Katja Ebstein and Christian Bruhn were once married, have been separated for a long time, but are still in friendly contact to this day.
Christian Bruhn celebrated his 89th birthday last October.
Really beautiful song. That intro!
51 years ago. fantastic song. amazing woman.
Perfection!
....da hört man so richtig welch eine großartige Sängerin ....gesangstechnisch ...sie war ...eine wundervolle Stimme
denn....das Orchester....Ist ja eine Frechheit .....
aber ihre Stimme lässt alles vergessen ....wundervoll ...
sehr stark gesungen....
great definition!
toll katja....
Just a shame that you didn't manage to find a version without the Irish commentator who didn't have the decency to shut up to let us hear one of the most powerful intros in Eurovision history...
The intro was ok. The outro was full blown Dusty Springfield You Don't Have to Say You Love Me.... note for note. I'll have a word with the Irish commentator and tell her not to do it again.
In the meantime, you can find some clips without the commentator here on UA-cam. :)
@@diefibo6905 and @marbe66 Nobody in Europe seemingly recorded it apart from somebody from Ireland. You should be thankful to that Irish person for going to the trouble of getting their recording and putting it up on UA-cam instead of whinging and whining.
@@millinchip2, I just said, there are clips without the Irish commentator.
The outro is NOT note for note from "You don't have to say...". These songs are not even in the same rhythm or key. It's just the ping-pong-change between the main chord and the underlying major chord, a common phrase for song endings back then. @@millinchip2
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