# Klaus Doldinger
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klaus doldinger (born 12 May 1936) is a German saxophonist known for his work in jazz and as a film music composer. He was the recipient of 1997's Bavarian Film Awards.
== Life and work ==
Doldinger was born in Berlin, and entered a Düsseldorf conservatory in 1947, originally studying piano and then clarinet, graduating in 1957.
80s Movies - Part 1
The films from 1980 to 1984, buoyed by genre hits like Star Wars, took flight with bold imaginative storytelling and state-of-the-art special effects, establishing many franchises that continue to this day. We're joined by guests Tania Newton and Ryan Merlo to rank our top ten movies from this incr…
Klaus Doldinger 1936 - 2025 ("The Boat" ...) remembered: the Hollywood composer of manys, incl. "Never-ending Story" was also a jazz icon! A presented Showtime EXTRA 9/2025 with contributions by Klaus Doldinger (in German). From Jazz to Symphony Hall
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Sadly we miss since yesterday an innovative German Sax player who turned Jazz, rock and Hollywood upside down, grace on his educucation, he explains in German under nazi Germany, the time her spent in Vienna, by chance flewing for the Russians to Munich and getting in c…
JUMPIN' IN 24 OCTOBER 2025
The jazz hamsters have sounds from the likes of Charles Lloyd and Tom Johnson and pay tribute to the music of some great names who have recently moved on to bandstands new . . . Danny Thompson, Anthony Jackson and Klaus Doldinger
FreeFall 1149
On FreeFall 1149, we celebrated both the living (Nick Marks, Muriel Grossmann, Michael Bradford, Yazmin Lacey, Lafayette Gilchrist), and the departed (Jack DeJohnette, Hermeto Pascoal, Klaus Doldinger, D’Angelo, Anthony Jackson) and tossed in a few spooktacular tunes for good measure!
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Episode 141: Sound Chaser 309
The show this time is devoted mostly to that ill-defined category “related music.” In particular, I am taking a long, nostalgic retrospection of the music I was listening to or interested in before I discovered progressive rock or while I was discovering progressive rock. These are songs playing on…
Jukebox #35 *TC* - Impact LNB
From Holland comes today's artist *TC* - It all started when he was like 7 years old and heard this tape with music by Jean-Michel Jarre: the Oxygegrave;ne album. It was recorded by his neighbour and friend Robert. It just went on and on from that moment in time... TC bought himself one synthesizer…
I Feel Free - Cream
If you're looking for two dudes to heap praise on Eric Clapton then you've come to the wrong podcast.
Covers by: Cream, Klaus Doldinger, Progress Organizations, Belinda Carlisle, David Bowie, Marcella Detroit, Arthur Brown with James Williamson and Rat Scabies
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SOB 537 Features: Albert King, Gatemouth Brown, Jimmy Hall, Eric Burdon, Herbie Mann, Pee Wee Crayton, Mighty Sam McClain, Klaus Doldinger, Bobbi Humphrey, Mary Lou Williams & Bobby Enriquez
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- Bernard Herrmann & Rod Serling + Rod Serling Opening Monologue - Season One w/Bernard Herrmann's "Dream Theme" 40th Anniversary Twilight Zone - 1st Season - 1959 Silva Treasury - …
Geese's Max Bassin, Klaus Doldinger's Passport & Kit Care Tips | The Back Beat #4
Geese are the band of the moment, so this week I'm into Max Bassin's snare-heavy groove on Bow Down. Plus the German fusion of Passport's Cross-Collateral and a nod to the late Klaus Doldinger, the Dr Liston's cymbal care range, and your best kit maintenance tips.00:00 - Intro00:16 - Passport - Cro…
Re-Enchanting the World through Music: An intimate conversation with Karo Glazer & Michal Rosicki (Part 2)
Last time, we asked, “What happens when music stops being content and becomes an experience?” and we ended the episode with an invitation to “Close your eyes and listen.”
Today we explore what happens when you accept that invitation, when we learn to really listen?
What happens when we stop treatin…
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