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- Carlo Bohländer and Karl-Heinz Holler: Reclams Jazzführer. Stuttgart, Reclam, 1977.
- Bielefelder catalog Jazz, 2001.
- ↑ Noll, Günther (2017). "Kölsche Lieder im Siebengebirge" (PDF). hf.uni-koeln.de (in German). p. 10. Retrieved March 22, 2023.
Weitere wichtige Quellen waren die frühen Schallplatten und Liedausgaben der „Bläck Fööss", die seit 1970 mit ihren originellen Liedern und hervorragenden Arrangements vom Produzenten Werner Dies (1973-2003) Aufsehen erregten und schnell Karriere machten.
- ↑ Noll, Günther (2017). "Kölsche Lieder im Siebengebirge" (PDF). ad marginem – Randbemerkungen zur Europäischen Musikethnologie, Mitteilungen des Instituts für Europäische Musikethnologie der Universität zu Köln 89/2017 (in German). hf.uni-koeln.de. p. 37. Retrieved March 22, 2023.
Weitere wichtige Quellen waren die frühen Schallplatten und Liedausgaben der „Bläck Fööss", die seit 1970 mit ihren originellen Liedern und hervorragenden Arrangements vom Produzenten Werner Dies (1973-2003) Aufsehen erregten und schnell Karriere machten.
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