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Greetje Kauffeld
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Singers · b. 1939

Greetje Kauffeld

Dutch singer

Born
26 November 1939
Rotterdam
Country
Kingdom of the Netherlands
Active
1957–
Discography
22 albums

Biography

Greetje Kauffeld is a jazz musician who plays voice. Greetje Kauffeld was born on 26 November 1939 in Rotterdam. The music is usually filed under jazz and schlager music. The discography here lists 22 albums, from “Sunday Melody” (1964) to “A Song for You” (2017). Honours include Paul Acket Award and Knight of the Order of the Netherlands Lion.

Greta "Greetje" de Roo-Kloet (born 26 November 1939), known professionally as Greetje Kauffeld, is a Dutch jazz singer and schlager musician.

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Discography

Studio and live albums

Sunday Melody 1964
Hallo Paulchen! – Hallo Greetje! 1968
My Kinda’ World 1968
Back Together 1973
And Let the Music Play 1974
Days of Summer 1975
He Was a King Uncrowned: Sings a Tribute to Clifford Brown 1976
Some Other Spring 1980
Into Each Life Some Rain Must Fall 1981
The Song Is You 1987
Meets Alan & Marilyn Bergman: On My Way to You 1989
European Windows 1992
KölnMusik Big Band 1993
The Real Thing 1994
On the Sunny Side of Swing 1998 · Live
Dreaming 2000
Devil May Care 2002 · Live
My Shining Hour 2005
In the Mood for Christmas! 2007
Young Girl Sunday Jazz 2015
A Song for You 2017
On My Way to the 30th Analog Forum Anniversary

Awards

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Frequently asked questions

What instrument does Greetje Kauffeld play?

Greetje Kauffeld is known for playing voice.

When and where was Greetje Kauffeld born?

Greetje Kauffeld was born 26 November 1939 in Rotterdam.

What are Greetje Kauffeld's best-known albums?

Albums in our database include Sunday Melody (1964), Hallo Paulchen! – Hallo Greetje! (1968), My Kinda’ World (1968), Back Together (1973) and And Let the Music Play (1974).

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