Planet Bob

Thanks for the link, didn't know much about that "Grauzone" singer. The song is pretty avantgarde for the time, but I don't think it aged that well....

And the singer seems to have gone through a funny metamorphosis in latter years - looks like he was trying hard to copy Michael Bolton (ok, that was in the 90's )

 

Here's a song that kept all his vibe: Fels in der Brandung

 

And here's another timeless one from a badly missed poet genius, written in 92' :

Like most of his texts and interpretations, it works on several layers and hits the nail on the head...

Little known gem, but has generated quite a few cover versions: Unknown cover artist (Lost)

And the singer seems to have gone through a funny metamorphosis in latter years - looks like he was trying hard to copy Michael Bolton (ok, that was in the 90's )

 

He turned more and more into a Chansonnier over the years. His early stuff absolutely rules though:

 

 

(Avoid when you're lovesick, it can kill you... )

 

Here's a song that kept all his vibe: Fels in der Brandung

 

Nah... that's a far cry from the immortal original version. Witt is still a favorite though, especially live

 

And here's another timeless one from a badly missed poet genius, written in 92'

 

Falco lives!