Mademoiselle Ninette

"Mademoiselle Ninette" is a song written and produced by Herbert Hildebrandt-Winhauer and originally performed by Soulful Dynamics. It was released in 1970,[1] and became a number-one hit in Germany, Austria and Switzerland that year and was among the bestsellers for 30 weeks. More than half million copies were sold of the single.[2] a cover by Michael Holm reached number two in South Africa.[3]

Cover versions

Several other bands and singers recorded the song, among them:

  • The Walkers (in Dutch)
  • Michael Holm (1970 in English and in German - South Africa #2)
  • James Last (1970)
  • Hajo (1970, in German)
  • Metronom (in Czech)
  • Jigsaw (1972 - Australia #18)
  • De Marlets (1988)
  • Rondo Classico (1995)
  • Sam Gooris (1996)
  • Matthias Lens (2013)
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