The Stripes
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| Released | 1980 |
The Stripes was a German pop music ensemble founded in Hagen, Germany, by Rainer Kitzman who played guitar. The lead singer was Nena Kerner, who would later form the band 'Nena'. Another future member of 'Nena', Rolf Brendel, played the drums. Frank Rohler played bass. The band was known for singing exclusively in English. They released four singles and one album, after which they split up. Their song "Ecstasy" was a minor hit.
[edit] Track listing
- "Strangers"
- "Tell Me Your Name"
- "Observer"
- "Don't You Think That I'm A Lady?"
- "Leaving The Suburbs"
- "I'm Not..."
- "Tres Chichi"
- "You Must Be Good For Something"[1]
- "On The Telephone"
- "Weekend Love"
- "Kicks In Berlin"
- "01:59"
- "Radio In Stereo"
- "Ecstacy"
- "Normal Types"
- "Lose Control"
[edit] References
- ^ Originally by Hall & Oates
