Geh' Mit Gott

Geh' mit Gott
Compilation album by Agnetha Fältskog
Released 1994
Recorded 1969 – 1972
Genre Pop
Label Royal
Producer Dieter Zimmermann
Agnetha Fältskog chronology
I Stand Alone
(1987)I Stand Alone1987		 Geh' mit Gott
(1994)		 My Love, My Life
(1995)My Love, My Life1995

Geh' mit Gott is a compilation album in German by Swedish singer Agnetha Fältskog, released in 1994 by Royal Records.[1] The album contains Fältskog's German singles recorded for Metronome and CBS between 1968 and 1972. [1] It was quickly deleted and is now a collector's item amongst ABBA fans. Presumably, the original master tapes for the German recordings are lost, as the sound on this CD has been allegedly transferred from the original singles. The compilation's first release of the German singles was Agnetha in Germany by Odoriko Music, in 1989.[2]

Recording session

'Robinson Crusoe' & 'Sonny Boy' were recorded during 1968 just after the first album "Agnetha Fältskog", and before the duet with Edman. 'Señor Gonzales' & 'Concerto D'Amore', early 1969, just before "Agnetha Fältskog Vol. 2". 'Mein schönster Tag' & 'Wie der Wind' during the second album. 'Tausend Wunder', 'Komm doch zu mir' & 'Ich denk' an dich' with the album "När en vacker tanke blir en sång" in 1972. 'Geh' mit Gott' is the "Sacco e Vanzetti" film theme (Ennio Morricone) "Here's to You" originally recorded by Joan Baez, French version by Mireille Mathieu. ("Agnetha Fältskog De Första Åren" 1967 - 1979 booklet)

Track listing

  1. Robinson Crusoe (2:33)
  2. Sonny Boy (2:36)
  3. Señor Gonzales (2:28)
  4. Mein schönster Tag (2:59)
  5. Concerto d'Amore (2:23)
  6. Wie der Wind (2:58)
  7. Wer schreibt heut' noch Liebesbriefe (2:26)
  8. Das Fest der Pompadour (2:36)
  9. Fragezeichen mag ich nicht (2:34)
  10. Wie der nächste Autobus (2:23)
  11. Ein kleiner Mann in einer Flasche (2:41)
  12. Ich suchte Liebe bei Dir (2:47)
  13. Geh' mit Gott (3:04)
  14. Tausend Wunder (3:22)
  15. Komm' doch zu mir (3:22)
  16. Ich denk' an Dich (3:00)

Reference

  1. 1 2 "Agnetha – Geh Mit Gott". Discogs. Retrieved 15 April 2017.
  2. ↑ "Agnetha in Germany". Discogs. Retrieved 15 April 2017.
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