Bert Kaempfert and His Orchestra - Steppin Pretty - Video
PUBLISHED:  Oct 05, 2013
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" Music brings us near to the infinite. " ― Thomas Carlyle
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BERT KAEMPFERT

The men that "made" the Kaempfert sound

INSTRUMENTALISTS OF NOTE UTILIZED BY THE KAEMPFERT ORGANIZATION:

TRUMPETS: Charly Tabor, Werner Gutterer, Manfred Moch, Heinz Habermann, Dieter Kock, Leif Uvemark, Bob Lanese, Rick Kiefer, Lennart Axelsson, Ack van Rooyen, Greg Bowen, Laurence Flam, Derek Watkins, Hakan Nyquist;

TROMBONES: Konrad Bogdan (bass), Gunter Fuhlisch, Detlef Surmann, Georges Delagaye, Nick Hauck, Wolfgang Ahlers, Jiggs Whigham, Ole Holmquist;

REEDS: Emil Wurster, Willi Surmann (father of trombonist Detlef), Karl-Hermann Ler, Jochen Ment (also known as bandleader Jo Ment), Harald Ende, Herb Geller, Ferdinand Povel;

GUITAR:
Ladi Geisler, Karlheinz Kaestel, Bernd Steffanowski, Helmuth Franke, Peter Hesslein, Big Jim Sullivan; ELECTRIC BASS: Ladi Geisler, Benny Bendorff;

DRUMS & PERCUSSION: Robert Last (brother of James), Rolf Ahrens, Barry Roy Reeves, Terry Jenkins, Wolfgang Schlter, Herbert Bornhold;

KEYBOARDS: Gunter Platzek, Peter Hecht.

SOUND ENGINEER : Peter Klemt

STEPPIN PRETTY
A Kaempfert-Rehbein composition written for the album "Love That Bert Kaempfert".
Marc Secara recently released a version with lyrics under the title "I'm Gonna Walk Out" (cfr "Secara Meets Kaempfert").

MHO
"Classic" Bert Kaempfert song in which Bert further explores the possibilities of his "percussive brass", which, combined with this particular rhythm, evokes images of "Steppin' Pretty" indeed. The fact that Marc Secara (German vocalist) recently chose - among other BK classics - this tune as the basis for his song "I'm Gonna Walk Out", proves that Bert's music is of all times and that it has duly stood the test of time.
Enjoy this, yet another masterpiece, by the European "father of easy listening", Mr Bert Kaempfert !
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