Singing Career
Like Lex Barker (who recorded two tracks as a singer), Pierre Brice tried to sing with the help of German composer Martin Boettcher, and even managed to issue several singles and CDs. Most of the songs were in German and, as Brice didn't understand the language at the time of recording, he had to sing them phonetically.
- PIERRE BRICE: Ich steh' allein / Ribanna – DECCA D 19 557 (mono)
- PIERRE BRICE: Wunderschön / Keiner weiß den Tag – Decca, D 19 560
- PIERRE BRICE: Winnetou, Du warst mein Freund / Meine roten Brüder – Barclay
- PIERRE BRICE: Du fehlst mir / Der große Traum – CBS
- Winnetou du warst mein Freund – 1996, sampler CD, Bear Family Records
contains the above songs, as well as Lex Barker songs.
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