Bruce Low
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Bruce Low
With German-language Schlager songs such as "Leb' wohl mein Mädchen" and "Der Tom aus Tennessee", the Dutch-born singer reached a wide audience in German-speaking countries during the 1950s and 1960s. His distinctive voice shaped numerous releases, including both singles and shellac records. Most of his recordings were released on labels such as Philips and Polydor.
Bruce Low – Background & Discography
Bruce Low was active as a Schlager singer from the early 1950s and regularly enjoyed success in the German charts with catchy titles. Among his best-known releases are "Noah" and "Das alte Haus von Rocky Docky". He was especially known for his interpretations of popular German Schlager melodies. In the 1970s, he remained present with further singles, and his discography includes numerous 7-inch releases and some shellac records. To this day, his original recordings are sought after by collectors of classic German popular music.
Bruce Low on vinyl – the key releases in our shop
Our selection includes two typical singles from his active years, Leb' wohl mein Mädchen (7'' Vinyl) and Der Tom aus Tennessee (7'' Vinyl), complemented by the early shellac edition Whisky ist kein Wasser/ Heimwehlied Schellack 78 rpm (Schellack), which is an example of his releases in the classic format.
If you are interested in German-language Schlager from the post-war period, you will find both well-known titles and formats for an introduction to the discography of Bruce Low here.
- Genre: Schlager
- Origin: Netherlands
- Active: 1950s–1970s
- Notable: Success in German-speaking countries with numerous 7-inch and shellac releases
