Ewig junger Robert Stolz

Immerse yourself in the timeless charm of Robert Stolz with his captivating album "Ewig junger Robert Stolz," released on September 25, 1992, under the Eurodisc label. This enchanting collection of polka tracks spans a generous two hours, offering a delightful journey through the rich musical heritage of Robert Stolz.

The album features a delightful array of 36 tracks, each brimming with the infectious energy and melodic brilliance that Stolz is renowned for. From the lively "Ob blond, ob braun, ich liebe alle Frau'n" to the romantic "Mein Herz ruft immer nur nach dir, oh Marita," and the nostalgic "Frühling in Wien (Das ist der Frühling in Wien)," every song is a testament to Stolz's enduring appeal.

Highlights include the enchanting "Du, Du, Du, schließ Deine Augen zu," the dreamy "Himmelblaue Träume," and the playful "Gibt's in Wien a Hetz, a Drahrerei." The album also showcases Stolz's ability to blend traditional Viennese melodies with modern sensibilities, as heard in tracks like "Wiener Klänge, Wiener Luft - Wenn die Vöglein musizieren" and "In Wien gibt's manch' winziges Gasserl (Wienerlied)."

Robert Stolz's "Ewig junger Robert Stolz" is a celebration of love, life, and the enduring spirit of Vienna. Whether you're a longtime fan or new to his music, this album is sure to captivate and enchant, offering a delightful escape into the world of polka and Viennese melody.