托马斯·安德斯

title: 独走生涯.
content: In late 1987, Anders and Bohlen decided to terminate Modern Talking and go their separate ways due to constant quarrel between the two. Shortly after which Anders went on a long tour, covering cities like Budapest, Ljubljana, Potsdam, Wrocław, Gdańsk, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taipei, Moscow, Viña del Mar and Sun City. Although Anders left Germany for the United States, in 1989, his first solo album, "Different" was released in Germany on Teldec Records. As the title of the album suggests, it was quite different from all of Modern Talking's materials. All of the songs had more pop style rather than dance like tunes. Some of the tracks on the album were produced by Elton John's producer Gus Dudgeon including the single "Love of My Own". Anders also worked with a-ha's producer Alan Tarney, who produced three tracks on the album. Anders did produce three of the tracks himself along with Marc Cassandra including "You Are My Life", "One Thing" and "Close Your Eyes to Heaven". The first single "Love of My Own" released in the same year is considered the most successful single of his solo career at that time, which peaked at No.24 in Germany. The album "Different", however, failed to enter the German album chart.  The second album "Whispers" was released in 1991, three singles were released off Anders' second solo album "The Sweet Hello, the Sad Goodbye" written by Roxette member Per Gessle, "I Can't Give You Anything (But My Love)" and "True Love". In 1992, Anders released his third album "Down on Sunset", the singles "How Deep Is Your Love" and "Standing Alone" (Duet with Glenn Medeiros) found some success both in Germany and Austria. Anders released his fourth solo album "When Will I See You Again" in 1993. The first single "When Will I See You Again" featured the original singers of the song, The Three Degrees. Also, in 1993, Anders experienced something new as he got a part in a Swedish movie "Stockholm Marathon". He also co-wrote with Ralf Stemmann the title-song for that film "Marathon of Life", which is one of the tracks in his 1993's album "When Will I See You Again". In 1994, he came back with an album "Barcos de Cristal", which he released in Spanish only for U.S., South America and Argentina, this album contained songs from albums of 1992 and 1993, all redone in Spanish. Anders released one more album in 1995 called "Souled", which he produced together with Peter Wolf, this album contained a duet featuring The Pointer Sisters "Feel for the Physical". Things for him then were quiet until March 1998 when Thomas Anders and Dieter Bohlen announced the reunion of Modern Talking. The duo released six studio albums between 1998 and 2003 and split again in 2003.  Also in the same year, Anders left BMG and joined Edel Records and released his swing-album "Songs Forever" which was peaking only at No.43. In April 2006, his "The DVD-Collection" arrived in stores, which contained 20 videos of his solo career as well as some hits taken from Modern Talking period. In July 2008, Anders was featured on two of download singles by Sound-Chateau, "Ibiza Baba Baya" and "For You". Anders announced the German Eurovision voting results once again in 2009. In the Spring of 2009, Anders was featured on the song called "The Night Is Still Young for which he collaborated with Sandra, the single peaked at No.46. Anders released his next solo single, "Why Do You Cry" in 2010 which peaked at No. 21 on Russian Airplay Chart.<ref name="Airplay Detection Top Hit 100 Weekly: 08/03/2010-14/03/2010"></ref> In the Spring of 2010, Anders released his next studio album, "Strong" for Russian and CIS market. The album reached the platinum status in Russia for sales of 650,000 units, making him the best-selling international artist in Russia that year.

Summary: 托马斯·安德斯(本名:Bernd Weidung;1963年-3月1日)是德国歌手、作曲家、音乐制作人。 是德国流行重唱摩登语录的主唱,活动于1983–1987与1998–2003.

Thomas Anders: Bernd Weidung (born 1 March 1963 in Koblenz, Rhineland-Palatinate), better known by his stage name Thomas Anders, is a German singer, best known as the lead singer of German duo Modern Talking.