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Halbstark Baby-Baby Halbstark Promo Video
Halbstark Baby-Baby Halbstark!
Teenage street gangs in Switzerland 1962-1972,
Through the eyes of Dieter "Igel" Ehrlich
Kicks Books ISBN 978-1-940157-19-1
Street Date March 19, 2024
•Previously unseen, unpublished b&w and color photographs
•Lost scrapbook of Swiss street gang member Igel Ehrlich
•First listing of teenage gangs 1950's/1960's
•Cultural look at an underground phenomenon of lost youth in Switzerland
•Historical look at subculture through photographs
•248 pages Smythe binding, casebound hardcover printed on glossy stock
•First 100 copies will include tote bag and poster
•Promo items include Vampir Perfume and Black Devil Perfume
•Postcard and promo poster
•Photographic prints and enlargements available on special order
•Spring gallery show for book launch
The story begins at the close of the 1950's in Basel, Switzerland, a city in the midst of a postwar boom. The predictability of life for the young is interrupted by rock n' roll and American movies invading the boredom. Rebellion was the only real response and in Switzerland, that push against the dull adult world, erupted in Basel, where teenagers took to separating themselves from the herd with bold fashion statements, wearing their code with gang jackets, greasy pompadours for the boys and exaggerated bouffants for the girls. They congregated at coffee bars and in the streets, and it was not long before criminal activity became the norm.
Dieter "Igel" Ehrlich was part of the earliest gangs, and provides in the book a walk through each of his Ganga and others across Switzerland. It was Igel who first met photographer Karlheinz Weinberger and took him into the gang to meet his friends. Weinberger's iconic images of unnamed gang kids are finally identified by name. Igel's years in the gang close with the burning of his gang jacket - a moment crystallized in this book - with images of Weinberger trying to stop Igel from destroying his allegiance to the gang, trying to purchase it from Igel.
This photographic journal scrapbook of a gang boy in Switzerland brings the Halbstarke phenomenon to the world.
Order now at kicksbooks.com
Teenage street gangs in Switzerland 1962-1972,
Through the eyes of Dieter "Igel" Ehrlich
Kicks Books ISBN 978-1-940157-19-1
Street Date March 19, 2024
•Previously unseen, unpublished b&w and color photographs
•Lost scrapbook of Swiss street gang member Igel Ehrlich
•First listing of teenage gangs 1950's/1960's
•Cultural look at an underground phenomenon of lost youth in Switzerland
•Historical look at subculture through photographs
•248 pages Smythe binding, casebound hardcover printed on glossy stock
•First 100 copies will include tote bag and poster
•Promo items include Vampir Perfume and Black Devil Perfume
•Postcard and promo poster
•Photographic prints and enlargements available on special order
•Spring gallery show for book launch
The story begins at the close of the 1950's in Basel, Switzerland, a city in the midst of a postwar boom. The predictability of life for the young is interrupted by rock n' roll and American movies invading the boredom. Rebellion was the only real response and in Switzerland, that push against the dull adult world, erupted in Basel, where teenagers took to separating themselves from the herd with bold fashion statements, wearing their code with gang jackets, greasy pompadours for the boys and exaggerated bouffants for the girls. They congregated at coffee bars and in the streets, and it was not long before criminal activity became the norm.
Dieter "Igel" Ehrlich was part of the earliest gangs, and provides in the book a walk through each of his Ganga and others across Switzerland. It was Igel who first met photographer Karlheinz Weinberger and took him into the gang to meet his friends. Weinberger's iconic images of unnamed gang kids are finally identified by name. Igel's years in the gang close with the burning of his gang jacket - a moment crystallized in this book - with images of Weinberger trying to stop Igel from destroying his allegiance to the gang, trying to purchase it from Igel.
This photographic journal scrapbook of a gang boy in Switzerland brings the Halbstarke phenomenon to the world.
Order now at kicksbooks.com
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Bobby Fuller had "It." If he had lived, Bobby would have had other hit records, I bet.
Of course, I know some people want to let the past stay in the past, but am I the only one who thinks the mysterious death of Bobby Fuller needs to have another look at with modern technology? I refuse to believe he committed suicide and it’s high time his death was looked at with modern technology.
LUCY & PAT Own Eternity. Saturday, November 2, 2024, AD 7:21 am, Eastern Standard Time, Temporary milky way galaxy.
Great bass line
This my family Love The souls of everyone of this
"Robbin' people with a shotgun" instead of "six- gun". The guitar solo is different, too. I like it.
This demo sounds great. The percussion sounds way better than the finished single. You can actually hear the snare drum being hit on here.
My second cousin ❤️ Wish you we're here still This is a true story people don't understand
I'm 75 years old and this song is still one of my favorites.
As a retired law enforcement officer - I approve of this great song. Thank you Bobby Fuller Four. I still have my original 45rpm copy
Heard this cover of the song being played on the radio of Dale Gribble's car (no joke) as he pulled into the Arlen Gun Club on an episode of King of the Hill I watched the other day... that's what brought me here, I tell you what! ;)
Time to moving , WESTCHESTER COUNTY NEW YORK ,,,,🌺🇺🇸❤️♥️🇺🇸🇺🇸
Bobby was 22 in 1964. He recorded, directed and produced his El Paso recordings from a home studio he built in his parents house.
The mystery of Bobby Fuller lives on
I read where Jerry Miller (Moby Grape) played guitar for their early version, could this be it?
This is the version with the legendary Jerry Miller (later of Moby Grape) on guitar.
It's not original. Original is by The Crickets from 1960.
Yes, we know. This is the original version recorded by Bobby Fuller in El Paso. It was he who popularized the Crickets tune. Bobby was a huge fan of Buddy Holly (and the Crickets), even recording with Norman Petty.
@@nortonrecords7533These missed a spot guys are all over and they are tiresome. I once made a comment about a female singer doing When Will I Be Loved and said she was doing a credible job covering Linda Ronstadt, and I knew what was around the bend. Sure enough somebody had to proudly assert that the Everly Brothers did it first, as if we all didn't know. In that situation, the female singer was covering the Linda Ronstadt version but here you are even more clear that it is the original Bobby Fuller version. Same things happens when a female singer covers I Think We're Alone Now and titles her video a Tiffany cover, and someone always feels compelled to bring up Tommy James.
One of the greatest songs ever written IMO
Randy can finally ask Bobby what happened.that night. R.I.P to them both.
RIP the three members of The Bobby Fuller Four Jim Reese (December 7, 1941 - October 26, 1991), aged 49 Bobby Fuller (October 22, 1942 - July 18, 1966), aged 23 Randy Fuller (January 29, 1944 - May 16, 2024), aged 80 You will be remembered as legends
60’s by far best years for music.
Evindence reveals that Bobby Fuller was murdered by the police- Pigs
He did a really great cover of Miserlou. He really could play guitar.
Amen to that!
Wow - Divine production quality. Many Thanks 🎉
Timing-wise, this would have to be the one Jerry Miller played the lead on, wouldn't it?
Gratulation Miriam 🤝 sieht sehr hochwertig aus. Schade das die Box für die ersten 99 Bestellungen nicht für das Ausland möglich sind, mit dem Klappmesserkam. Habt ihr eine Übersetzung in deutscher Sprache geplant? Viele Grüße ✌️😎
ama-ZING!! Congrats Miriam //JJ
The Best Versionof this classic...
I love Bobby Fuller four
They should have released it like this. The slight echo on the voices is amazing.
I agree. I like this version more than any I've heard (and I've heard a few). More energy than the recorded studio version. I can understand why Bobby Fuller's voice was the focus on the studio version, but this one is great. Sometimes the demos are the best.
The vocals are so much better on this.
@@OriginalCaliKitty You can actually hear the snare drum on this demo. The percussion has much more punch to it overall.
KELP radio El Paso Tx
Evergreen! I like it! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Reminds me of a "Cheers" episode...
大好きな歌なので聴けてよかったです！ありがとうございます！
A great pioneer musician of early Rock N' Roll. This song was fantastic. Bobby Fuller and his Four were already headed for the Rock N' Roll Hall Of Fame. Jealousy, the LA Mafia , the Police and Bob Keene all conspired against him. They wanted their piece of the pie and corruption murdered him. Bastards did him in. Just like what happened to the King Elvis Presley. Promoters, Producers, managers are all bloodsuckers to be cautious of when you have talent. They exploit the real Star and live off their Successes. Evil manipulators.
Actually this is cover of The Cricket's song from 1960.
Is this the only variant that had him using a shotgun?
Yes. With Bobby, you ahve the option of a Shot gun, a six gun, and a zip gun!
@@nortonrecords7533 Excellent! Do you know of any other variants? I thought I remembered one where at 0:52, the emphasis wasn't on holding the word girl but instead broke ever down slower (ev-er-had with each being a beat). Does this sound familiar?
I firmly believe this is better than the version they released.
agreed!
Heard this song from a car with loud radio one day and you should have seen the eyes and ears on me as I wound my Harley up through the gears with my thunder header exhaust! Even the cool Statie thought it sounded pissa! NO TICKET! 102mph in a 65 Jeff D. Shirley,Ma. as
love
Gitarre und Gesang Sound Einmalig
This song would be preserved in the Smithsonian, if I had my way. Bobby, you genius, you.
Just a shame he didn't write it.
best song in mafia 3
Luvs me some Miriam.
Crickets, Bobby ,The Clash , Green Day .....the list will go on ....its just a great song .
Amen! i do not use 6 guns... one is enough if its a shotgun... kidding... i use knives..
Bobby Fuller, brilliant
(titre original de Sonny Curtis, enregistré avec The Crickets en 1959, popularisé par Bobby Fuller en 1965, puis par The Clash en 1979.) I Fought The Law (J'ai Combattu La Loi) Breakin' rocks in the hot sun Cassant des rocher sous un soleil chaud I fought the law and the law won (x2) Je me suis battu contre la loi et la loi a gagné I needed money ‘cause I had none J'avais besoin d'argent car je n'en avais pas I fought the law and the law won (x2) Je me suis battu contre la loi et la loi a gagné I left my baby and it feels so bad J'ai quitté ma copine et cela semble si mauvais Guess my race is run Suppose que ma course soit faite She's the best girl that I ever had Elle est la meilleur fille que j'ai jamais eu I fought the law and the law won Je me suis battu contre la loi et la loi a gagné I fought the law and the Je me suis battu contre la loi et Robbin' people with a six-gun Braqué des gens avec un six coups (sorte de pistolet) I fought the law and the law won (x2) Je me suis battu contre la loi et la loi a gagné I lost my girl and I lost my fun J'ai perdu ma fille et j'ai perdu mon amusement, ma joie I fought the law and the law won (x2) Je me suis battu contre la loi et la loi a gagné I left my baby and it feels so bad J'ai quitté ma copine et il se sent mal Guess my race is run Suppose que ma course soit faite She's the best girl that I ever had Elle est la meilleur fille que j'ai jamais eu I fought the law and the law won Je me suis battu contre la loi et la loi a gagné I fought the law and the Je me suis battu contre la loi et I fought the law and the law won (x7) Je me suis battu contre la loi et la loi a gagné x7 I fought the law and the Je me suis battu contre la loi et
Great great song ! I loved it in the 60's and I still love it now in 2022. It is such a travesty that he was murdered so young. I akways believed that he was murdered.
No he wasn't. He transported an empty can of gasoline, after helping some friends and put it on the front floor of his car, inhaling the fumes, as he drove back home. Sad.
I bet it was an enraged boyfriend or husband.
I heard the Mafia murdered him, because they owned the record company who signed him, I believe it was over money.
@@superbirden57 I believe it was that he was dropping LSD with the girlfriend of some local mob boss.
Good rock and roll knows no bounds of time. Goddamn the LA mob and the LAPD. They murdered him and covered it up. May God rest his soul.
I can just see the smile on some record executives face when he heard this for the first time.