The Most Beautiful Girl - Bert Kaempfert

 

In The Everglades

The Most Beautiful Girl

Bert Kaempfert

Produced by Milt Gabler

Cover Photo: Robert Blakeman

Engineer: Peter Klemt

Recorded in Hamburg, Germany

MCA Records MCA-402

1974

From the back cover: At this point in time it does not take a musical prophet to discern that The Most Beautiful Girl will most likely be the number one song of the year and rightfully so. This album by Bert Kaempfert which is dedicated to all beautiful girls is a fitting tribute to the song as well. Here you have the latest creations of the man who gave you "Strangers In The Night," "Spanish Eyes," "Danke Schoen,"  "LOVE," "Afrikaan Beat," "Red Roses For A Blue Lady" and dozens of other impeccable arrangements and hauntingly beautiful melodies. Every Kaempfert styling is distinctive and immediately recognizable. That is why his recordings are the most played big band sounds heard on radio broadcasts throughout this land as well as the rest of the world. So much so that his fans and promoters in England have induced him to give his first concert in London, at the Royal Albert Hall, on February 28, 1974. Just as every new Bert Kaempfert album is an event the appearance should be the highpoint of his illustrious career.

The Most Beautiful Girl

Why Can't You And I Add To Love

Touch The Wind (Eres Tu)

Jumpin' Blue

Opus One

I Found My Love

Let Me Be There

Easy Glider 

Tuxedo Junction

Moon Over Baja

I Cover The Waterfront

In The Everglades