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The exhibitions Dann macht es bumm Exhibition Tour
The exhibitions Dann macht es bumm Exhibition Tour
"Dann macht es Bumm"
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"Dann macht es Bumm"
::: A glance into the exhibition :::
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| Even The Beatles are part of the exhibition – an interpret called ”Heinz die Hundekehle„ used their ”Yellow Submarine“ to sing a song about – and against - Bayern Munich: ”Zieht den Bayern die Lederhose aus“. | Bayern Munich striker Gerd Müller sang ”Dann macht es bumm“ in 1969. In 1974 it has been re-released as flip-side for the title ”Das gibt ein Schützenfest“. | |
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| There were a lot of German pop songs about football in the sixties – for example ”Er steht im Tor“ by Norwegian singer Wencke Myhre, ”König Fußball“ by Italian Vittorio and ”22 Beine und die zwei von meiner Braut“ by US-boy Gus Backus. | Two rare longplayers: Max Merkel played for Germany and Austria and became coach of several Bundesliga-teams later. ”Uwe, Uwe schrie der Papa“ by ”Adam und die Micky′s“ is about famous German and Hamburg striker Uwe Seeler. | |
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| We show about 100 rare football-stamps from all over the world, also the two official albums with rare stamps, letters and autographs from 1974 and 1994 released by German football association DFB. | Frank Schöbel was the most famous pop singer in the German Democratic Republic. In 1974 he sang ”Der Fußball ist rund wie das Leben“ for the GDR-world cup team who beat the rivals from the Federal Republic in Hamburg 1:0. | |
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| In a series of large posters German newspaper ”Bild“ said ”thank you“ to several people for extraordinary efforts – among others to Franz Beckenbauer for ”1974, 1990 an 2006“. | Collected from the football magazine ”Kicker“: Life-size picture of Borussia Dortmund′s striker Lars Ricken | |
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| Billy Sanders from England sang 1960 ”Gib doch den Ball zu Uwe Seeler“. Also shown in this frame: The single with the radio broadcast from German championship final between HSV and Cologne in 1960 (3:2). – Ernst Huberty was a famous German tv-reporter and sang the song ”Juanito“ for World Cup 1970. | ||
