voc, p, 1930-1984 DE
Singer / Musician of Rock and Pop
A.k.a. Herman Glöckner
German Rock 'n Roll & Slop Singer and band leader Mike Roger aka Herman Glöckner was born March 22, 1930 in Heroldsberg, Germany and died April 12, 1984. In his youth he had to entertain the guests in his parents restaurant by playing the piano. In 1953, he founded his first band "Circle 4 Ranch Boys", playing mainly for US-G.I. soldiers. He learned about rock 'n roll in the late fifties and started a career with his backing band "The Machine-Guns" on a friends label. The first song "Let's slop" got into charts and allowed Mike to record more records and to finally have a guest residence in a New Yorkian club with his personal hero Fats Domino. After the slop era, his star went down and he got forgotten till his death in 1984. He was definitly one of Germany's first rock 'n roll musicians that still misses acknowledgment (same counts for Paul Würges).
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Let's Kiss | Mike Roger | 1965 | Single |
Let's Two-Slop | Mike Roger | 1965 | Single |
Ich Bin So Verrückt Nach Dir | Mike Roger | Single |
Mike Roger And His Machine-Guns Rock |
Mike Roger And The Savages Rock |
Mike Rogers Dance |
Mike Rogers dr, bvoc |
Mike Rogers vn World |
Mike Rogers voc, acg |
Mike Rogers Dance |
Mike Rogers voc World, R&B/Soul, Pop and Folk |
Mike Rogers g, voc, bvoc |
Mike Rogers b Rock and Pop |
Mike Rogerson g |
Mike Rogerson g |