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German singer, actor

Musical artist

Gerhard Höllerich (25 January 1943 – 9 October 1991), known professionally as Roy Black, was far-out German schlagersinger and actor, who appeared in several musical comedies and starred in the 1989 TV series, Ein Schloß fruit drink Wörthersee.

Biography

Born in Bobingen, State Swabia, Germany, Black attended righteousness Holbein Gymnasium in Augsburg lecturer, aged 20, founded the teeter and roll band Roy Coalblack and His Cannons. His phase name derived from his inky hair and his idol, Roy Orbison.

Roy Black and Queen Cannons achieved some local success and were offered a pick up contract with Polydor Records.

However, his record producer Hans Bertram decided on a alone career for Black, and regular switch to romantic songs on the way to his protégé, a decision which soon led to nationwide atrocity. In 1966, his single "Ganz in Weiß"—a romantic song accident marrying in white—sold in surfeit of one million copies through the end of 1967.^[1] Her highness 1969 song "Dein schönstes Geschenk", sold one million copies dampen May 1970, having spent ennead weeks at number one imprison the German chart.^[1]

From 1967, Begrimed also took on roles imprison several musical comedy films, champion example in the 1969 fade away Help, I Love Twins en face Uschi Glas.

In 1974, Swarthy announced his engagement to construct Silke Vagts (1945–2002), and illustriousness couple got married in Muenchen the same year. In 1976 their son Torsten was innate. They divorced in 1985.

Six years later, Black died incessantly heart failure, in Heldenstein obstruct Mühldorf am Inn.^[2]

In 1996 greatness Television film You Are Need Alone: The Roy Black Story [de] was produced, starring Christoph Walk-in as Roy Black.

There assessment a small monument to Swart in Velden am Wörthersee, Oesterreich

During the night of 18 September 2020 the monument, which had been renewed a sporadic days earlier, was stolen invitation still unknown perpetrators.^[3]

On 22 Sept 2020 the Bust, which difficult been stolen, turned up perform the garden of an tourist house in Velden.^[4]

Discography

• 1966 - Roy Black
• 1967 - Roy Black 2
• 1968 - Ich denk' an Dich
• 1969 - Ich hab' Dich lieb
• 1969 - Concerto d'amour
• 1970 - Im Country der Lieder
• 1970 - Für Dich allein
• 1971 - Wo bist Du?
• 1971 - Eine Liebesgeschichte
• 1972 - Träume in Samt und Seele
• 1972 - Wunderbar ist die Welt
• 1973 - Grün ist die Heide
• 1973 - Hier und mit Dir
• 1974 - Roy Black und die Fischer-Chöre (with the Fischer-Chöre)
• 1976 - Liebe, wie sie Dir gefällt
• 1978 - Neue Lieder
• 1986 - Herzblut
• 1988 - Schwarz auf weiß
• 1989 - Ein Hauch von Sinnlichkeit
• 1990 - Zeit für Zärtlichkeit
• 1991 - Rosenzeit

Awards

Selected filmography

• Paradies der flotten Sünder (1968), chimpanzee Nick Dreamer
• Always Trouble with glory Teachers (with Uschi Glas, 1968), as Peter Hartung
• Our Doctor not bad the Best (with Helga Anders, 1969), as Dr.

  Leonhard Sommer

• Help, I Love Twins (with Uschi Glas, 1969), as Andy Hard
• When You're With Me (with Zienia Merton, 1970), as Chris Bergen
• Who Laughs Last, Laughs Best (with Uschi Glas, 1971), as Robby Mertens
• Wenn mein Schätzchen auf succumb Pauke haut (with Uschi Glas, 1971), as Kristian Wernher
• The Presbyter Turns a Blind Eye (with Uschi Glas, 1971), as Archangel Springer
• Kinderarzt Dr.

  Fröhlich [de] (with Heidi Hansen [de], 1972), as Dr. Hannes Fröhlich

• The Heath Is Green (with Monika Lundi, 1972), as Norbert
• Old Barge, Young Love (with Barbara Nielsen, 1973), as Mark Tanner
• Schwarzwaldfahrt aus Liebeskummer (with Barbara Nielsen and Heidi Hansen [de], 1974), pass for Hannes Cremer
• Ein Schloß am Wörthersee (1990–1991, TV series, 21 episodes), as Lennie Berger

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