Album DE 1968 on Columbia label
Folk (Schlager, Volksmusik)
Release date according to the label discography. Track B6, the song "Mandolinen und Gitarren", is a German version of "Luda mladost", performed by Heino at the International Pop Song Festival Split '67 (Melodije Jadrana = Melodies of Adriatic See) in alternation with Dubrovački trubaduri and miscredited here: it is composed by Đelo Jusić (member of Dubrovački trubaduri at that time) and not by some "Brejkova" - the name is derived for some mistake from Ivo Brešković who has written the original, Serbo-Croatian lyrics. German lyrics are written by Josua Röckelein, here misspelt on back cover: "Röcklein".
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No | Title | Artist | Composer | Duration |
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1 | Heia Safari | Heino | 2:46 | |
2 | Piratenlied (Der Mächtigste König Im Luftrevier) | Heino | 2:02 | |
3 | Wo Ist Für Mich Ein Hafen | Heino | 2:49 | |
4 | Die Blauen Dragoner | Heino | 2:16 | |
5 | Dein Junge Kommt Wieder | Heino | 2:23 | |
6 | Das Leben Geht Weiter | Heino | 2:09 | |
7 | Hohe Tannen | Heino | 2:43 | |
8 | Ein Heller Und Ein Batzen | Heino | 2:36 | |
9 | Schwer Mit Den Schätzen Des Orients Beladen | Heino | 2:34 | |
10 | Seemann, Wo Ist Deine Heimat | Heino | 2:37 | |
11 | Westerwaldlied | Heino | 2:24 | |
12 | Wildgänse Rauschen Durch Die Nacht | Heino | 2:13 | |
13 | Mandolinen Und Gitarren | Heino | 2:10 | |
14 | Der Mond Ist Aufgegangen | Heino | 3:06 |