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After graduating from high school, he initially studied architecture at the Technical University of Berlin-Charlottenburg, but after his return from captivity, however, turned to an activity as a press artist. Through orders for the design of grading title sheets, he came into contact with the music industry towards the end of the 1940s and was soon suggested to write the first texts (from 1948). Brattke did not tie to a record company, rather he wrote for his favorite interpreters like Cornelia Froboess – Electrola (20 texts) Peter Kraus – Polydor (14), Vico Torriani – Decca (10) or Nana Mouskouri – Fontana (9). In just 15 minutes, Bradtke is said to be the text in 1951 Pack the swimming trunks have written. The composer Gerhard Froboess wrote a melody, and Froboess \u2019seven -year -old daughter Cornelia was found as an interpreter. Together with theSch\u00f6neberg singer boy, Conny Froboess, Germany’s first real children’s star, recorded the song in a West Berlin church on June 26, 1951. For Vico Torriani he wrote the text on two number one hits, namely Seven times a week (September 1957) and Calcutta is on the ganges (July 1960). Bill Ramsey took over the text by Bradtke in February 1961 Pigalle , who also became a number one hit, and subsequently in August 1961 Sugar doll (from the belly dance troop) (Fifth place in the German hit parade). In the same month his German text came White roses from Athens der Hadjidakis-Komposition San Sfirixis Tris Fores With Nana Mouskouri, who landed in first place again and became a millions. [first] Mouskouri also managed with Bradtkes I look at the white clouds that was released in April 1962. His text for English transferred from Johnny Mercer in 1965 Sommerwind (Summer Wind) , taken in German by Grethe Ingmann and then in English in 1966 by Frank Sinatra, became a world success. In 1967, Hans Bradtke, as a text poet, had another big hit with the song Tammy (If you listen to the south wind, the one whispers) that the singer Angela as a single. This song was also the title melody of the very popular and successful television seriesTammy, the girl from the houseboat with Debbie Watson in the leading role. For several years, Hans Bradtke was a member of the GEMA supervisory board and took care of the interests of his colleagues in the committees of the GEMA and the GEMA social fund. In 1985 the German Textorian Association awarded him the golden feather and made him an honorary member in 1970. On July 16, 1990he received the Federal Cross of Merit on the ribbon. [2] He also received the golden tuning fork and the golden record. He was appointed honorary lighthouse keeper for his commitment to rescue the Roter Sand lighthouse. For over 50 years until his death, he was married to his wife Renate. With her he has two children and three grandchildren. Bradtke is buried in the forest cemetery of Dahlem. The golden feather awarded to him in 1985 is shown on the tombstone. [3] title Interpret Label Year Seven times a week (No. 1) Vico Torriani Decca 1957 Hula-baby Peter Kraus Polydor 1958 Havanna love Peter Kraus Polydor 1959 Calcutta is on the ganges Vico Torriani Decca 1960 Pigalle Bill Ramsey Polydor 1961 White roses from Athens (No. 1) Nana mouskouri Fontana 1961 Sugar doll (from the belly dance troop) Bill Ramsey Polydor 1961 I look at the white clouds (No. 1) Nana mouskouri Fontana 1962 Garden gnome march (Adelheid, Adelheid) different interpreter  1963 You can not forbid that Bernd Spier CBS 1963 Red lips should be kissed (No. 1) Cliff Richard Columbia 1963 Romeo and Juliet Peggy March RCA 1967 Bobby, Back \u2019a cake, Rita Paul, 1950 Tina marie, fred Bertetmann, 1955 The nights in Hamburg are long, Fred Bertelmann, 1955 Ananas Aus Caracas, Vico Torriani, 1957 Beautiful and coffee brown, Vico Torriani, 1958 Hula Hoop, Dany Mann, 1958 Kitty Cat, Peter Kraus, 1958 H\u00e4mmerchen-Polka, Chris Howland, 1961 Well Soir, Mr. Commissar, Vico Torriani, 1961 Money like hay, Gerd B\u00f6ttcher, 1961 Lady Sunshine und Mr. Moon, Cornelia Froboess, 1961 Without a thriller, the Mimi never goes to bed, Bill Ramsey, 1962 I do everything for Gaby, Gerd B\u00f6ttcher, 1962 Am Horizont Irgendwo, Nana Mouskouri, 1962 He is in the goal, Wencke Myhre, 1969 Schmidt of grinds, nico haak, 1976 The little household … says my husband, Johanna von Koczian, 1977 \u2191  Joseph Murrells, Million Selling Records , 1985, S. 155  \u2191  Information from the Federal Presidential Office  \u2191  Hans-J\u00fcrgen Mende: Lexicon Berlin burial sites . Light-Plan, Berlin, 2018, ISBN 978-3-86514-206-1, S. 578.   "},{"@context":"http:\/\/schema.org\/","@type":"BreadcrumbList","itemListElement":[{"@type":"ListItem","position":1,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki14\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Enzyklop\u00e4die"}},{"@type":"ListItem","position":2,"item":{"@id":"https:\/\/wiki.edu.vn\/all2en\/wiki14\/hans-bradtke-wikipedia\/#breadcrumbitem","name":"Hans Bradtke \u2013 Wikipedia"}}]}]