Bert Kaempfert Musicians of the Bert Kaempfert Orchestra

[@valescawagner5074]

Danke, dass wir hier diesen schöne Filmausschnitt genießen können, vor allem dem exzellenten Trompeter Manfred Moch!

[@ramonmedina9430]

Dan Redfor tiene toda la razón, no he visto a nadie tocar una trompeta con mayor afinación y nitidez, solo Manfred Moch. Esta tocando a Dios allá en el cielo.

[@glenyswana7259]

Manfred Moch, the best!

[@hearttoheart4me]

I love his musical style. I can listen to music and tell you when he is playing. Very distinctive sound. Thanks for the post.

[@FrankWms]

This is the first video in which I've seen Bert Kaempfert speak in English, briefly. Thanks for posting this!

[@lj036226]

For eternity ...

[@GustavoVilladParque]

Desde Argentina: Hermoso, hermoso, hermoso !!!

[@danredford893]

Manfred Moch was a true legend and helped Kaempfert produce some classics. When he left, the sound was never quite the same again. If yuou check out Afrikaan Beat for example Moch and post Moch you will see what I mean.

[@glenyswana7259]

Dan Redford , yes, exactly my thoughts too

[@adrianotero7963]

I agree.....should have paid Moch what he wanted.

[@paulettebisson8446]

This is so true ,the sound was not the same and realy far from the way Manfred was playing. He realy was a virtuose.

[@glenyswana7259]

Dan Redford, I agree

[@russallert]

Great video showing these great musicians. Manfred Moch's story of leaving Kaempfert is slightly misleading. He did work with Kaempfert again in the mid to late 70s, but only as a trumpet section member, not as soloist. Check out the live video of That Happy Feeling, where Moch is present in the trumpet section.

[@johnlargan6045]

What a loss to have lost Bert Kaempfert at such a young age!

[@erikpacheco_]

Ladi Geisler.. a great musician, the real pioneer of the sound of all modern bass players !

[@VisentinJohn]

This is marvelous music.

[@boris21350]

Bert kaemfert fantástico.

[@YAMISOOLD2009]

Thank you for posting this. Would love to see the whole doc if you ever find time to post it!

[@newalm]

This is an interesting documentary on Bert Kaempfert. I wish I could see the whole thing.

[@wessew6185]

Assembly of note worthy musicians. Pay them.

[@russallert]

I just realized that the picture of Moch at the Safari Swings Again session is in this clip at 3:42 - sitting to the left of Fisher.

[@1977DeanMartin]

Thanks for your help! I finally found it! Album "Safari swings again" and the title is "Sugar bush"!

[@ramonmedina9430]

Solo quiero agregar que quién dedica algo de su tiempo para escuchar este manjar de música que nos regalo Dios, está más cerca del cielo Divino, que cualquier farsante de esos que se llaman religiosos.

[@avigailventura6309]

Me gustaría que estuviera su biografía de Bert Kaempfert en español. Mucho he de agradecer : pues no se inglés de aquí de Guadalajara Jalisco México

[@bertholdschwarze1856]

For all I know it´s "Happy Safari" from the album "Safari swings again" (rec. 1977).

[@Twirlyhead]

There is a disconnect here between Manfred Moch being dropped for asking for a raise and everyone else saying Bert was a really nice guy.

[@rainehobson3711]

Really. Bert lost the best trumpet solo player in Manfred. No one could replace MANNI. No one

[@Twirlyhead]

@@rainehobson3711 I did not order this pizza. You should try next door.

[@rainehobson3711]

@@Twirlyhead what is your problem?

[@DeniseHewitt]

Wonderful! DeniseX

[@imreszabo1613]

BERT KAEMPFERT SUPERMAN NAMBER 1

[@russallert]

@77easylis That's right, I've seen a picture of that session, with Tony Fisher, Heinz Habermann, Werner Gutterer and Moch in the trumpet section.

[@77easylis]

@russallert Thank you for the reply. I've seen it too. Manfred Moch sits on the left with beard. Kind regards and thank you for the upload.

[@haroldsarmiento3603]

Is this really a photograph of the recording session of "Safari Swings Again"? For the trumpet sound of that tunes I thought that the soloist was Ack Van Rooyen.

[@77easylis]

@russallert I think by the studio recording in October 1976 in Hamburg of Safari Swings Again, Manni Moch was also there in trumpet section, but the solos played Ack van Rooyen.

[@maryloukoontz113]

I'm thrilled at knowing the back ground of Bert kaemfert tell me more please❤ 4:23

[@russallert]

Manfred Moch passed away May 28 2011.

[@billvallance210]

Yes, ..,interesting stuff..Any more?😀

[@JonEngland]

Sleevography PLEASE upload the whole of this programme (if you have it).... many many many folks would love to know, hear, see more!

[@Tony-rf2ju]

I agree

[@haroldsarmiento3603]

The tune of 3:26 is not "Happy Safari". It's "Sugar Bush", both are part of "Safari Swings Again".

[@russallert]

Ladi Geisler passed away November 19 2011.

[@gerdfritz188]

Trombone player Waldemar Erbe passed away in Jan. 2024 at age 98. Right man in the group of 4 trombones.

[@hpstrehler]

Moch 🎺🏆🏆🏆

[@bryandeville322]

is this part of the video are is there more

[@rainehobson3711]

Manfred Moch, never got the credit he so deserved. Wonderland By Night would never made it without Manfred, SAD

[@johncantwell8216]

Question: who played the trumpet solo on the recording of "Wonderland by Night": was it Charles Tabor or Manfred Moch?

[@rainehobson3711]

Tabor played the first on the recording. Then MANNI came in. MANNI was the best

[@johncantwell8216]

@@rainehobson3711 So they both solo on the same recording of that song?

[@rainehobson3711]

@@johncantwell8216 I believe Tabor did the first recording in the studio . The album was produced in America. Germany didn’t feel it was “ appropriate “. Once the record was released in 1961, Manni joined Bert. I guess Tabor left. And Manni did the live performances in Germany of WBN and subsequent albums that came out, Manni did all the solos. He was the best. After he left Bert, Ack Van Rooyen took Manni’s place as trumpet solo. He just didn’t, in my opinion, have the Soul Manni did in playing the trumpet.

[@ritafasshauer9899]

It´s definitely not "Happy Feeling". Compare the title at 3:26 with "Happy Feeling" available in KZbin! Berthold is right: It´s "Happy Safari".

[@ytsejam2007]

What is the trumpet tune leading up to the interview with Moch?

[@ytsejam2007]

Starting at 1:29

[@maxkampfert3535]

family history

[@haroldsarmiento3603]

Thank you for be a relative of this wonderful and unequalable musician. Bert Kaempfert forever!

[@klauskarnath2935]

Der Meister ist 1980 gestorben

[@grassroot011]

Alles est gut, except he refused to pay one the best Trumpeters he had. huh, Soooo,,, Ha But I always loved the sound, orchestra.

[@berndtlindstrom830]

It was sad to hear that Bert K was such a miser, so he couldn't pay his best soloists. Sees that other orchestra leaders "took over" them. Apart from Geisler, who seemed to be faithful to him "to the End"

[@valescawagner5074]

Danke, dass wir hier diesen schöne Filmausschnitt genießen können, vor allem dem exzellenten Trompeter Manfred Moch!