Is this Gerhard Narholz (Norman Candler)?

[dksch]

Dear Experts,

is this
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1PzMOuJkPASEzksurs4bQ4_VDUMkqv_bM
be Gerhard Narholz (Norman Candler)?

Could some please share this tune in some better quality. What I have has been digitized from some 40 year old music cassette.

Thanks!


Dirk

[Porn Library]

It does sound like it may be one of the Gerhard Narholz/Norman Candler easy listening radio pieces, but I can't identify the tune.

[Lord Thames]

It's certainly got the Sonoton/Studio One sound to it, though I don't recognise the actual track in question - it could also be the Manfred Minnich Orchestra.

[dksch]

It's certainly got the Sonoton/Studio One sound to it, though I don't recognise the actual track in question - it could also be the Manfred Minnich Orchestra.

Yes, Manfred Minnich (and his aliases) is a consideration a well. I have listened to the following LPs:
Manfred Minnich:
Tanz-Express
Europhon Record ELP 541
Mitternachtsparty - actually found only two songs of this LP on You Tube - is it on that one?
Studio One 3 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cirZ1OE6vUM
Studio One 19 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6g7-iZftc2w
Studio One 29 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZP3LlrHp4CU
Romantic Guitar (actually not listened to, because it says "guitar")

David Summerfield:
Music for Lovers
Happy Harlequin

George Winters:
Lights On
Programme Production No. 6
Programme Production No. 18

But was unable not spot the track in question. I might be missing some of his LPs. For instance, I have not found so much from Werner Bild.
And I was unable to find George Winters "Holiday Dreams". Is it on that one?


I still tend more to Gerhard Narholz just because of how the strings have been arranged. But Gerhard Narholz has released so much more that I need some help to nail down the choices...

[dksch]

the latest assumption is: this must be Manfred Minnich aka George Winters a David Summerfield aka Boris Schoska aka Werner Bild aka Michael Coster aka Georg Potella.