The 1976 release of "Ich bin wie du" saw Marianne Rosenberg deliver a disco-tinged pop standard that became one of her signature songs. This album established her as a prominent figure in German-language music.
- The title track, "Ich bin wie du," was a major hit for Rosenberg, reaching number 3 on the German charts. The album was released on Ariola Express, a sub-label of the larger Ariola Records. This release came after Rosenberg had already achieved significant success with previous hits like "Erhebe deine Stimme" and "Lieder der Nacht."
- The album was produced by Jean Frankfurter, who would go on to have a long and successful career producing German Schlager and pop music. "Ich bin wie du" is a cover of the Italian song "24 Mila Baci" by Adriano Celentano. The album showcased Rosenberg's mature vocal delivery and a more polished production style compared to her earlier work.
- This album represents a key moment in Rosenberg's career, solidifying her status as a leading artist in the German pop scene. The song "Ich bin wie du" remains a staple of 1970s German music and is frequently played on retro radio stations. Ariola Express was known for releasing popular music, and this album was a commercial success for the label.
Marianne Rosenberg is a German singer known for her German-language disco and pop music. She rose to fame in the 1970s with her distinctive voice and songs about love and relationships.
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