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G.G. Anderson |G.G. Anderson looms large among the most successful German pop composers of the rock era, authoring an enormous catalog of hits for acts including Axel Becker, Mireille Mathieu, and Rex Gildo in addition to mounting his own career as a singer. Born Gerd Günther Grabowski in Eschwege on December 4, 1949, he first pursued a career as an electrician, but in the late ’60s singed on as the singer with the group the Blue Moons, which issued a series of Beatles-inspired singles before splitting. After a stint fronting Love and Tears, in 1973 he mounted a solo career under the alias Alexander Marco, but while his debut single, “Kleines Lied vom Sonnenschein,” failed to generate much notice, his songwriting acumen immediately earned attention and he spent the next several years as a sought-after writer and producer, helming a string of hits including Roland Kaiser’s “Lieb Mich Ein Letztes Mal,” Engelbert’s “The Spanish Night Is Over,” and Audrey Landers’ “Manuel Goodbye.” In 1977 Grabowski relaunched his solo career under the alias Tony Bell, but again singles like “Mary Elaine” fared poorly and only after adopting the name G.G. Anderson did he finally hit paydirt via 1984’s “Am...
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