Heidi Brühl

Heidi Brühl

With second place at the Eurovision Song Contest 1963, "Marcel" became one of her best-known songs in German-speaking countries. She began her career as a Schlager singer and actress in the late 1950s. Later, she also released English-language recordings and worked internationally again in the 1980s.

Heidi Brühl – Background & Discography

Heidi Brühl’s musical career spans from the late 1950s to the early 1980s. Numerous singles such as "Wir wollen niemals auseinandergehn" and "Hundert Mann und ein Befehl" achieved high chart positions in Germany. After her success as a child star in the "Immenhof" films, she moved into music and was signed to labels such as Philips, later also working in the English-speaking market. In the 1980s, she released productions with international influences, highlighting her versatility. Her repertoire includes German- and English-language songs from Schlager, pop and chanson.

Heidi Brühl on vinyl – the key releases in our shop

The selection includes various releases from different phases of her career: The English-language Think of me LP 1982 Club-Edition SUNG IN ENGLISH (12'' Vinyl Maxi) documents her later international productions, while the Immer will ich dir gehören 7" EP/ Trude Herr - Oh Heinrich (7'' Vinyl) is an example of her early German recordings. The La Bambola/ Master Jack 7" Single PROMO (7'' Vinyl) offers a rare promo pressing from her extensive singles discography.

Collectors and fans will find various facets from Heidi Brühl’s creative periods here.

• Genre: Schlager, Pop, Chanson
• Origin: Germany
• Active: 1959–1983
• Notable: Switch from German- to English-language productions from the 1970s onwards