HANS DER SACHSE, Striptease Paula, 1968
Posted: February 4, 2010 Filed under: 60s, Adult Records, Private Pressings | Tags: Striptease 3 Comments »
“Paul the Saxon” is singing sleazy songs in an awful fake saxon dialect. Striptease Paula is simply describing the stripteasing Paula. The b-side Wunschtraum eines Halbstarken ( A Teenagers Pipe Dream) is equally sleazy.
Sounds pretty bad, so why have I collected three versions of this record? Because I am a collector and sometimes I collect out of habit, like, oh, I´ve got one of these, so I see another version of it in a thrift store and I buy it and then I´ll find a third version and I just can´t let it pass either and besides that these are pretty odd privately pressed German adult records.
They are just not good records…
HANS DER SACHSE, Striptease Paula, 1968
HANS DER SACHSE, Wunschtraum eines Halbstarken, 1968
This red label pressing seems to be the same guy as Hans der Sachse but in a previous recording. But who knows…
PETER GÜNTER, Striptease-Paula, 1968
PETER GÜNTER, Wunschtraum eines Halbstarken, 1968
These pressings have the titles stamped onto the white labels. Sounds like yet another version. Wunschtraum is pretty scratched up…
Wunschtraum eines Halbstarken, 1968
About me:
My name is Andreas Michalke. I´m a cartoonist from Berlin, Germany and I like collecting records. Most of the records I find in thrift stores or at flea markets here in Berlin. I like a lot of music but I thought I`d focus on odd German records. Preferably with cartoon covers.
All my scans are high-resolution. If you double-click on them they will get much bigger.
One more interesting thing about Striptease as a format, and listening to Gene Vincent’s original 1956 group doing “Five Feet of Lovin’ ” reminded me of this.
I think the best rock ‘n roll beat laid down by the drums is a burlesque sound: a steady ‘thump’ ‘thump’ THUMP sound. Drummer D.J. Fontana, Elvis’ original drummer, said in an interview basically the same thing, that he knew how to play a strip club beat and that’s what he used when Elvis, Scotty, Bill and D.J. used to tour all over in 1956: a burlesque drumbeat. Elvis would work that beat with a grinding gyration that drove the girls MAD. It was great! Those guys didn’t invent it, but they knew how to use it, and it really got a great sound across in live shows.
I just love good strip club music as it is the Beat that I care the most about, not the words. Just lay down that jungle beat and you’ve got the best rock ‘n roll there is, the words could be nonsense and it doesn’t matter.
ich such dringen den text striptease pauzla von hans sachs erbitte schnelle hilfe danke
Da Google den Text offensichtlich nicht von allein ausspuckt schlage ich vor: direkt hier auf einen der blau markierten Links klicken, den Song anhören und den Text selbst abschreiben. Schneller geht´s nicht.