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Engelbert Humperdinck.

Biography: singer Engelbert Humpperdink (real name Arnold George Dorsi) was born on May 2, 1936 in India. In the 50s, this pop singer spoke under the name of Jerry Dorsie, and managed to achieve a certain success in the UK and Ireland. He starred in the television series "OH Boy" and recorded a pretty good single "I`ll Never Fall in Love Again". In 1963, with the onset of the Rock era, Engelbert Hamperdink successfully reoriented to the new audience, and by 1967 he and his colleague Tom Jones were already considered recognized leaders of the “courageous pop song”, which often presented the tough rhythm, a clear rhythmic “square” and accented refrain. In the peak of the popularity of The Beatles, Engelbert Humpperdink recorded the single “Release ME” (1967), whose circulation exceeded 2 million in a record time, and the thing itself was in the first place of the British hit parade, pushing the “Beatles” “Penny Lane / Strawberry Fields” in the second place. Then the Humppendink’s song “There Goes My Erything” became the second in England, and a few months later, the single “The Last Waltz” headed charts again - only in England this prison reached 1 million. So, in the year when England struck the fashion for psychedelic rock, Engelbert Humpperdink became the highest paid and most commercially successful English singer, overtaking Tom Jones according to these indicators. In the 70s, Humppedinka no longer had such success, but the created commercial and creative tank allowed him to live without thinking about the daily bread. The period of inaction ended only in 1987, when Humpperdink released the new album "Remember I Love You". In 1990, statistics fans calculated that Engelbert Humpperdinka 59 “gold” albums, 18 Platinovs and almost 10 Grammy Awards in the category of “Best Song of the Year”. In the spring of 1997, Humpperdink visited the tour in Russia, but here this event did not have any resonance, unlike, for example, from a tour in the USA in the winter of the same year, when the press called the Humpperdinka concerts "the best lively work when Frank Sinatra was at the peak of form."

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