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| {{country1|CH}} Schweizer Schnulzensänger ; geboren 18. April 1952 als Reto Borer | | {{country1|CH}} Schweizer Schnulzensänger ; geboren 18. April 1952 als Reto Borer |
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| Der Lehrer <b>Reto Borer</b> begann in den 1980er Jahren unter dem Namen <b>Beau Katzman</b> in Reinach / BL einen Schülerchor zu leiten. Einen ersten Hit hatte er mit dem Lied "Typewriter".
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| Eine durchschnittliche Popplatte lieferte Bo Katzman mit <i>Seven days</i> (1988) ab, worauf auch Musiker wie [[Curt Cress]], [[Ken Taylor]], [[Peter Keiser]] und Felix Hohl zu hören waren.
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| | | ! [[/Weblinks|Weblinks]] |
| Mit dem Weihnachtsalbum <i>White nights</i> (1995) zeigte Bo endlich sein wahres Gesicht: er ist der Schweizer Cliff Richard. Immerhin vermochte er für seine Band den legendären Pianisten <b>Robert "Blues" Müller</b> (ex-[[Terry and the Hot Sox]]) zu verpflichten. Musikalisch ist das Ganze leider nicht die Rede wert. An seiner fünften Platte, dem Gospelalbum <i>Miracles</i> (1996), wirkten über 200 Sänger und Sängerinnen mit. Hauptsache Chörli, wie es scheint - die Wiedergeburt der schrecklichen Hawkins Singers.
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| Ende der 1990er Jahre ist er noch immer mit seinem 200köpfigen Laien-Chor unterwegs (angeblich der grösste Gospel-Chor Europas). Er spielt vorzugsweise zur Weihnachtszeit und war 1997 an den Adventssonntagen im Schweizer Fernsehen zu bewundern.
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| Bo Katzman hält zusammen mit Edgar Lehmann Anteile an der Musikfirma Katzmusic AG. Seit 1998 wohnt er in Dornach / SO.
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| === Besetzung ===
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| * <b>1995:</b> Dominik Boehrer (Gitarre), Bo Katzman (Gesang), Robert "Blues" Müller (Hammond Orgel, Piano), Christian Paulsson (Bass), Tosho Yakkatokuo (Schlagzeug, Percussion)
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| * <b>1998:</b> Michael Dolmetsch (Piano, Keyboards), Bo Katzman (Gesang), Robert "Blues" Müller (Hammond Orgel), Mark Portmann (Gitarren), Lisa Vonesch (Bass), Felix Zindel (Schlagzeug)
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| == Diskografie ==
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| | 1979 || Beau Katzman || 7" Single || <b>The Kat</b> / Bad, bad boy || ||
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| | rowspan=2 | 1979 || Beau Katzman || LP || <b>The kat</b> || || rowspan=2 |
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| | colspan=4 | <small>The kat / Ain't gonna give you my Life / I wanna be rich / Nothing left for you / Bad, bad boy / Murphy / Showdown / The rocker / We almost made it / Cheeky and wild</small>
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| | rowspan=2 | 1981 || Beau Katzman || LP || <b>Beausitive</b> || || rowspan=2 |
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| | colspan=4 | <small>Festival of fools / Stars of neon / It can't be bad / You can have it / New start / The cat is dancing / It's no secret / One more day / Catch as catch can</small>
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| | 1983 || Bo Katzman Gang || 7" Single || <b>(I'm in love with my) Typewriter</b> / Take me home tonight || ||
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| | rowspan=2 | 1983 || Bo Katzman Gang || LP || <b>In the jungle</b> || || rowspan=2 |
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| | colspan=4 | <small>A little too much / In the jungle / They call you the Cat / (I'm in love with my) Typewriter / My way / Take me home tonight / Mrs. Robinson's gone / Joe (must be out of his mind) / I'm running / Cleo</small>
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| | 1984 || Bo Katzman Gang || 7" Single || <b>Who's that woman</b> / Put my lovin' in || ||
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| | 1984 || Bo Katzman Gang || 7" Single || <b>A little too much</b> / My way || ||
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| | 1985 || || Single || <b>We are the Katz Kids</b> || ||
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| | 1986 || || Single || <b>Cuba Rum</b> || ||
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| | rowspan=2 | 1986 || || LP || <b>Katz people</b> || || rowspan=2 |
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| | 1986 || || Single || <b>Working on the gallery</b> || ||
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| | 1987 || || Single || <b>Love and pain</b> || ||
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| | 1987 || || Single || <b>Cuba Rum</b> [Summer remix] || ||
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| | 1988 || || Single || <b>Follow me</b> || ||
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| | rowspan=2 | 1988 || Bo Katzman || LP || <b>Seven days</b> || {{country2|CH}} EMI Records (Switzerland) 7907881<br>CD: EMI Records (Switzerland) CDP 7907882 || **
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| | colspan=4 | <small>Seven days / Love and pain / Follow me / Tequila bang / Good time / Annie / Mermaid / Beautiful / Typewriter [New version]</small>
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| | 1990 || Bo Katzman and the Katz Kids || 7" Single || <b>Celebration day</b> / Katz Kids || ||
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| | rowspan=2 | 1990 || Katz Kids || CD || <b>Katz Kids singed Wälthits</b> || || rowspan=2 |
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| | colspan=4 | <small>Celebration day / Rote Lippen / Guantanamera / Jambo Bwana / All my loving / Marina / Mary Lou / Marmor, Stein und Eisen bricht / La bamba / We are the Katz Kids / Malaika / Speedy Gonzales / Rider in the rain / Boat on the river / Heisser Sand / We are the world / Yellow submarine</small>
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| | 1990 || Bo Katzman and the Soul Cats || 7" Single || <b>Kiss</b> / Swing low sweet chariot || ||
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| | 1990 || Bo Katzman and the Soul Cats || 7" Single || <b>Jailhouse rap</b> / Soul Cats top four || ||
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| | rowspan=2 | 1990 || || CD || <b>The wonderful world of the Soul Cats</b> || ||
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| | colspan=4 | <small>Nowhere man / Wonderful world / That'll be the day / The great pretender / Lucky lips / Dock of the Bay / Hit the road Jack / Jailhouse rap / Operator / Sixteen tons / People get ready / Swing low sweet chariot / Every time I feel the spirit / Anyhow / Wade in the water / Kiss</small>
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| | rowspan=2 | 1993 || || CD || <b>A gospel night</b> || || rowspan=2 |
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| | rowspan=2 | 1994 || || CD || <b>A glory night</b> || || rowspan=2 |
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| | rowspan=2 | 1995 || Bo Katzman Chor || CD || <b>White nights</b> || {{country2|CH}} BMG Ariola (Schweiz) 74321 299942 || rowspan=2 | *
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| | colspan=4 | <small>In the ghetto / Somebody's knocking at your door / Tears in heaven / Get on board / We are all one / By the rivers of Babylon / One love / Dear father / The first Noël / Little drummer boy / Silent night
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| | rowspan=2 | 1996 || || CD || <b>Heaven</b> || ??: BMG || rowspan=2 |
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| | rowspan=2 | 1996 || Katz Kids || CD || <b>Beatles hits for kids</b> || || rowspan=2 |
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| | rowspan=2 | 1997 || Bo Katzman Chor || CD || <b>Miracles</b> || ??: BMG || rowspan=2 |
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| | colspan=4 | <small>Good news / Holy city / I'll be home / I feel good / This little light / Ev'rytime I feel the spirit / All for love / All you need is love / Miracles / Oh Jesus, born on this day / Sixteen tons / River of dreams</small>
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| | 1998 || || Single || <b>Voices of Paradise</b> || ||
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| | rowspan=2 | 1998 || Bo Katzman Chor || CD || <b>Voices of Paradise</b> || ??: BMG 74321618562 || rowspan=2 |
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| | colspan=4 | <small>Don't cry / Happy day / Lean on me / Voices of paradise / He'll never let you down / I believe in you / Wonderful child / Sympathy / I'll put you together again / Turn, turn, turn / Train to heaven / Operator / Tell me there's a Heaven</small>
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| | 1999 || || Single || <b>With a little help from my friends</b> || ||
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| == Weblinks ==
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| {{Weblinks|{{url|CH|Katz Music Agentur|ger|http://www.bokatzman.ch/|Bo Katzman|Offizielle Homepage}}
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| {{url|CH|Katz Music AG|ger|http://www.bokatzmanchor.ch/|Bo Katzman Chor|Offizielle Homepage}}
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| {{url|CH|Katz Music Agentur|ger|http://www.katzmusic.ch/|Katz Music Agentur}}
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| {{url_dewikipedia|Bo_Katzman|Bo Katzman}}
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Schweizer Schnulzensänger ; geboren 18. April 1952 als Reto Borer