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My Song

"**My Song**" is a song written by Luke Melvin included on his eponymous solo album *Luke Melvin*.

## Composition

"My Song" was a metaphor for his life. Melvin said: "I had the best time of my life, the early seventies and then that paused and I had the US Tour shit, and then in the late seventies I had the best time of my life. I thought: 'I'll do an autobiographical song'."

## Recording

The song was recorded in December 1968 and mixed on Christmas Day.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, piano, bass guitar, drums
Experimental Blues

"**Experimental Blues**" is a song written by Luke Melvin from his second album *Sweet Smell of Success*.

## Composition

"Experimental Blues" was Melvin's attempt to write a blues song and most critics say it worked.

## Recording

The song had been written in 1969 and recorded in December 1972. It was mixed in January 1973.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, lead guitar, slide guitar
* George Harrison - acoustic lead guitar
* John Lennon - acoustic rhythm guitar
* Eric Clapton - rhythm guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
I Need You For Love

"**I Need You For Love**" is the single from the 1987 *Golden Stairs*album and was a massive success, with long stays at number one on charts around the world.

## Composition

"I Need You For Love" was the single released from the album as just a quick love song. Melvin said: "It was just a quick love song for practise and then I decided to record it in January '86 and then in September of '87 I'm like: 'sounds like an A-side'. So I made it the single from *Golden Stairs*."

## Recording

The song was recorded in January 1986 and mixed in February.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, bass guitar
* Eric Clapton - lead guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Luke Melvin: The Apple Years (1970-1975)

***Luke Melvin: The Apple Years (1970-1975)*** is a sextuple compilation album by Luke Melvin, issued on Meet the Eye Records on 2 September 1989 as a means by Melvin to take all his songs issued on Apple from EMI.

## Background

Luke Melvin had been meaning to get all his songs from EMI for a while. He had got his greatest hits back with his album *The Very Best of Luke Melvin* but he didn't have all his songs. So he conceived *Luke Melvin: The Apple Years (1970-1975)*. He also decided to accompany it with *Luke Melvin: The Meet the Eye Years (1976-1987)*.

## Track listing

All songs written by Luke Melvin, except where noted. Sides one to side six from the *Nature Will Take Everything*album.

**Side one**

1. "We Can Tell" (Melvin, George Harrison)
2. "I Appreciate the Lord"
3. "George George (Let's Hope We Can Prove It)"
4. "Oh What A Pity (Not Really)"
5. "The Lord Might Control Us"
6. "Something" (George Harrison)

**Side two**

1. "We Can Make It"
2. "Let It Die"
3. "Two Faced"
4. "The Lord Might Take It Away"
5. "Fans"
6. "Ballad of Mathew Street (Down to the Cavern Club)"

**Side three**

1. "We Don't Need An Agenda"
2. "Nature Will Take Everything"
3. "I Want Somebody"
4. "Scared of Dying?"
5. "Oh What A Pity (Reprise)"

**Side four**

1. "Does The Lord See Me?"
2. "How Can It Be Possible?"
3. "New Flavour"
4. "Why?"
5. "The Sound Is Manipulated"
6. "Would You Be Surprised To Know ... ?"

**Side five**

1. "Up On The Spot"
2. "Little Blue Bag"

**Side six**

1. "Pork Fat"
2. "Goodbye"

**Side seven (All songs from *Sweet Smell of Success*, except where noted)**

1. "Liverpool" (non-album single)
2. "Been There Done That (But There's Still More To Do)"
3. "Experimental Blues"
4. "Let's Go Back To The Categories"
5. "Someday"
6. "Sweet Smell of Success"

**Side eight (All songs from *Sweet Smell of Success*)**

1. "The Lord Gives To You (So Give Back To The Lord)"
2. "Get Out Of Here"
3. "To The Right"
4. "Drop"

**Side nine (All songs from *Meet the Eye*)**

1. "Roll Up, Roll Up, We're On Tour"
2. "Oh What Have You Done"
3. "How Terrible"
4. "Get Into It Now!"

**Side ten (All songs from *Meet the Eye*)**

1. "Meet the Eye"
2. "Mind Blowing"
3. "Real Pleasure"
4. "Expectations?"

**Side eleven (All songs from *Camera Footage (Everyone Knows Your Face)*)**

1. "Kept Out Of It"
2. "Happen To Me"
3. "No, Guess Not"
4. "Eight"
5. "Give You That, Give You This"

**Side twelve (All songs from *Camera Footage (Everyone Knows Your Face)*)**

1. "Baby No"
2. "That Was Them"
3. "The Old Days"
4. "Challenge"
I Appreciate the Lord 2000

"**I Appreciate the Lord 2000**" is a thirtieth anniversary recording of "I Appreciate the Lord", recorded in 1999 along with Luke Melvin's son Ben. It was released in May 2000 along with the thirtieth anniversary deluxe edition of *Nature Will Take Everything*. It was No. 1 in the US for 31 weeks, just below the original recording and No. 1 in the UK for 19 weeks.

## Recording

The song was recorded in December 1999 as release for a new single. Luke Melvin and Ben Melvin, his only son, were the only musicians to feature on the track. It sounds almost acoustic compared to the original version.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, lead guitar, slide guitar
* Ben Melvin - backing vocals, bass guitar, electric piano

## Chart performance

 French Singles Chart
 Canadian Singles Chart
 Australian Singles Chart
 UK Singles Chart
 US *Billboard* Hot 100
The Sound Is Manipulated

"**The Sound Is Manipulated**" is a song written by Luke Melvin, included on his 20x platinum 1970 album *Nature Will Take Everything*.

## Composition

"The Sound Is Manipulated" was a song that Melvin just wrote for the sake of it. He said: "I heard 'The Sound is Manipulated' on the TV, but the lyrics are otherwise unrelated. The riff is OK, the chords are alright. Just a song really."

## Recording

Luke Melvin, George Harrison, John Lennon and Ringo Starr feature on the track. It was recorded in January 1970 and mixed in March.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, rhythm guitar
* George Harrison - lead guitar
* John Lennon - acoustic rhythm guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Up On The Spot

"**Up On The Spot**" is a twenty minute ballad by Luke Melvin. It has been praised by critics.

## Composition

"Up On The Spot" was a twenty minute ballad which Luke Melvin decided to do instead of writing tons of songs for side five. There's a piano section, a guitar section, an organ section and a synthesizer section.

## Recording

The song was recorded in one session in January 1970, with no overdubs needed in February. The song was mixed in March.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, lead guitar
* Billy Preston - organ, synthesizer, piano
* George Harrison - rhythm guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Why?

"**Why?**" is a song written by Luke Melvin from his 1970 album *Nature Will Take Everything*.

## Composition

"Why?" was a song that Melvin wrote about fish and chips tasting better by the sea. Melvin said: "Hear me about about 'Why?'. I bought fish and chips in Liverpool and ate them in Manchester and I thought: 'for fuck's sake, they taste fucking awful' so I wrote a song around that."

## Recording

The song was recorded with just Melvin, Eric Clapton and Ringo Starr featuring.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, slide guitar
* Eric Clapton - lead guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Kept Out Of It

"**Kept Out Of It**" is the only single released from Luke Melvin's 1975 album *Camera Footage (Everyone Knows Your Face)*. It successful around the world.

## Composition

"Kept Out Of It" was the only single from *Camera Footage (Everyone Knows Your Face)*and reached No. 1 in charts around the world. It is about Melvin wishing he had never been a singer-songwriter.

## Recording

The song was recorded in two takes in May 1975 and it was mixed in August.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, lead guitar, rhythm guitar, slide guitar
* George Harrison - backing vocals, lead and rhythm guitars
* John Lennon - harmony vocals, lead, acoustic and rhythm guitars
* Klaus Voormann - bass guitar
* Billy Preston - organ, harmonium
* Ringo Starr - drums

## Chart performance

 Australian Singles Chart
 UK Singles Chart
 US *Billboard* Hot 100
Coming Back

"**Coming Back**" is a song written by Luke Melvin included on his album *Very Nervous*.

## Composition

"Coming Back" was written by Melvin as just a quick song. Melvin said: "I just wrote a song. That's what 'Coming Back' was, just a song. When you're a songwriter, you just write a song for the sake of it. That was one of 'em."

## Recording

The song was recorded in January 1976 with just Melvin and his acoustic guitar. It was mixed in July.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, acoustic guitar
An Awful Facade

"**An Awful Facade**" is a song written by Paul Melvin from Facade's album *Facade III*. Its B-side was written by George David.

## Composition

Melvin wrote the song because their name was Facade. It was to publicise the band.

## Personnel

* Paul Melvin - lead vocals, piano
* George David - backing vocals, drums
* John Christian - bass guitar
That Was Them

"**That Was Them**" is a song by Luke Melvin included on his album *Camera Footage (Everyone Knows Your Face)*.

## Composition

"That Was Them" was about the public's love for the early Beatles. Melvin said: "I just thought, what the fuck? The Beatles are the Beatles. What the fuck is 'the early Beatles'?"

## Recording

The song was recorded in May 1975 and mixed in August.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, lead guitar
* George Harrison - backing vocals
* John Lennon - acoustic guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Scared of Dying?

"**Scared of Dying?**" is a song from Luke Melvin's 1970 album *Nature Will Take Everything*.

## Composition

"Scared of Dying?" was a song Melvin wrote about people being scared of dying. Melvin said: "I didn't see the point. Why should you be scared of dying when we have the Lord Krishna to look forward to? Personally I can't wait."

## Recording

The song was recorded just Melvin, John Lennon and Ringo Starr in January 1970. It was mixed in March.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, acoustic guitar, harmonica
* John Lennon - acoustic lead guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Luke Melvin: In the World

***Luke Melvin: In the World*** is a double live album by Luke Melvin, as a part of some of the performance at his Wembley Stadium show on 3 December 1991 as part of his World Tour undertaken in late 1991 and early 1992. He compiled it due to people filming it and possible bootleggers. It was a successful live album.

## Track listing

**Disc one**

1. "Roll Up, Roll Up, We're On Tour"
2. "Kept Out Of It"
3. "Happen To Me"
4. "Eight"
5. "Baby No"
6. "The Old Days"
7. "The Palace of Liverpool"
8. "Don't Drop It"
9. "Tomorrow at Six Twenty"
10. "Coming Back"
11. "I Know"
12. "I Am Here"

**Disc two**

1. "Very Cool"
2. "Golden Stairs"
3. I Need You For Love"
4. "Hello There Mate"
5. "You're Joking"
6. "Nature Will Take Everything"
7. "I Appreciate the Lord"
8. "The Lord Gives To You (So Give Back To The Lord)"
9. "Yesterday" (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
10. "We Can Tell" (Luke Melvin, George Harrison)
11. "Golden Slumbers" / "Carry That Weight" / "The End" (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
12. "Goodbye"

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, guitars (electric and acoustic)
* George Harrison - backing vocals, bass guitar
* Billy Preston - keyboards
* Ringo Starr - drums
Luke Melvin: The Meet the Eye Years (1976-1987)

***Luke Melvin: The Meet the Eye Years (1976-1987)*** is a triple compilation album by Luke Melvin, issued on Meet the Eye Records on 1 September 1989. It is Melvin's second official compilation album and was compiled to include every single song by Melvin from his Meet the Eye record label.

## Background

Following the compiling of his album *Luke Melvin: The Apple Years (1970-1975)* (released a day after this album), Melvin decided to do a Meet the Eye album to accompany it. It includes every single original song from 1976's *Very Nervous* to his 1987 comeback *Golden Stairs*, with covers on side six.

## Track listing

All songs written by Luke Melvin (except for side six); the album is noted.

**Side one (All songs from *Very Nervous*)**

1. "The Palace of Liverpool"
2. "Don't Drop It"
3. "Tomorrow at Six Twenty"
4. "What Is The Deal?"
5. "No"
6. "Shall We?"
7. "Coming Back"
8. "I Know"

**Side two (All songs from *Luke Melvin*)**

1. "I Am Here"
2. "Showdown"
3. "Top Brand"
4. "My Song"
5. "Kiss"
6. "Sitting Well?"
7. "Twinge"
8. "Both Legs Up"
9. "What Is It For?"

**Side three (All songs from *Come to England*, except where noted)**

1. "Mersey River" / "Just The Way It Works" (non-album double A-side single)
2. "When It Happens"
3. "Never Again"
4. "Out Of Your Head"
5. "Not In Me"
6. "I've Lost My Shoe"
7. "Any Doubt?"

**Side four (All songs from *Gone Mad*)**

1. "How Could I Carry On"
2. "Destruction"
3. "Very Well"
4. "No One's Bothered"
5. "Very Cool"

**Side five (All songs from *Golden Stairs*)**

1. "Golden Stairs"
2. "I Need You For Love"
3. "Hello There Mate"
4. "You're Joking"
5. "Thank You Very Much"

**Side six (All songs covers)**

1. "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" (George Harrison)
2. "Taxman" (George Harrison)
3. "Early 1970" (Richard Starkey)
4. "Imagine" (John Lennon)
5. "I Me Mine" (George Harrison)
6. "All Things Must Pass" (George Harrison)
7. "What Is Life" (George Harrison)
8. "I Need You" (George Harrison)
9. "You Like Me Too Much" (George Harrison)
10. "Think For Yourself" (George Harrison)
Back in Europe Tour

**Back in Europe** was a 26-date concert tour of Europe undertaken by Luke Melvin and Luke's Band in early 1995. Though it coincided with the *Back in New York City*live album, it was really to please Melvin's home country (England) and its surrounding continent.

## History

"After I turned the key in the door following the Back in the USA Tour, I was like: 'I have never done a tour of England or Europe' so I immediately organised it with George [Harrison] and the guys. And we set it for early 1995." - Luke Melvin.

So immediately they set off round Europe including many places Melvin hadn't visited before - including Ireland. It was exciting for Melvin.

## Set-list

All songs written by Luke Melvin, except where noted.

* "Roll Up, Roll Up, We're On Tour"
* "Golden Stairs"
* "I Need You For Love"
* "Mind Blowing"
* "Nature Will Take Everything"
* "Something" (George Harrison)
* "Early 1970" (Richard Starkey)
* "George George (Let's Hope We Can Prove It)"
* "I Appreciate the Lord"

*Encore:*

* "Golden Slumbers" / "Carry That Weight" / "The End" (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
* "The Lord Gives To You (So Give Back To The Lord)"
* "While My Guitar Gently Weeps" (George Harrison)
* "Goodbye"

## Tour personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, guitars (acoustic and electric)
* George Harrison - backing vocals, bass guitar
* Billy Preston - keyboards
* Ringo Starr - drums
Don't Drop It

"**Don't Drop It**" is a song written by Luke Melvin from his 1976 album *Very Nervous*. It is the B-side to "The Palace of Liverpool".

## Composition

"Don't Drop It" was the B-side to "The Palace of Liverpool" written about when his mother told him to not drop his cup of tea when he brought it up to her.

## Recording

The song was recorded in September 1976 and mixed later on the same day.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, electric guitar
* Billy Preston - piano
* Ringo Starr - drums
I Am Here

"**I Am Here**" is a hit single by Luke Melvin, also included on his 1979 eponymous album *Luke Melvin*.

## Composition

"I Am Here" was a song reflecting his decision about being the only musician to feature on one of his albums. It is the only single released from *Luke Melvin*.

## Recording

The song was recorded in December 1978 and mixed on Christmas Day.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, lead and rhythm guitars, drums, percussion
Two Faced

"**Two Faced**" is a song written by Luke Melvin about Paul McCartney which he included on his critically acclaimed 1970 album *Nature Will Take Everything*.

## Composition

"Two Faced" was a song that Luke Melvin wrote about Paul McCartney. Melvin said: "McCartney was pissing me off one day, shouting at George and Ringo, pointing his finger at John and spitting in my face that I stood up and called him a dickhead and left with George. I wrote 'Two Faced' that afternoon. It was about McCartney."

## Recording

The song was recorded mainly in January 1970. Melvin said: "I was thinking about asking McCartney to come record it with me but I thought, 'nah, he's a dickhead'." The song was mixed in March 1970.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, slide guitar
* Eric Clapton - lead guitar
* George Harrison - rhythm guitar
* John Lennon - acoustic rhythm guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Let It Die

"**Let It Die**" is the B-side to the single "We Can Make It", written by Luke Melvin. It is also included on his May 1970 album *Nature Will Take Everything*.

## Composition

"Let It Die" was a simple love song that Melvin wrote for the album. It was also the B-side to "We Can Make It". Melvin said: "I wanted to write a love song, like the early Beatles stuff, so I thought, 'why not make a story up?'. That's how that song came about, just a love song really."

## Recording

The recording was simple and no overdubs were needed in the February 1970 Overdubbing Sessions. It was a simple set up: Melvin on acoustic lead guitar, John Lennon on acoustic rhythm guitar, George Harrison on bass guitar and Ringo Starr on tambourine

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, acoustic lead guitar
* John Lennon - acoustic rhythm guitar
* George Harrison - harmony vocals, bass guitar
* Ringo Starr - tambourine
We Can Tell

"**We Can Tell**" is a song by Luke Melvin co-written by him and George Harrison in 1969. It was released in May 1970 on Melvin's album *Nature Will Take Everything**.*

## Composition

"We Can Tell" was a song that Melvin and Harrison co-wrote about them being able to tell how talented each other were, despite Harrison's efforts being held back by John Lennon and Paul McCartney. It was written in early 1969. Melvin said: "Me and George were with each other in Liverpool and I was sitting with my acoustic guitar and he was sitting with his and I jammed out some chords and as I moved my hands up the neck, I thought 'this sounds like a tune here' and I started humming: 'Our efforts are being held back' but he replied 'but we can tell'. We finished the composition the next day and I recorded it for *Nature Will Take Everything*."

## Recording

Luke Melvin and his backing musicians recorded the song in January 1970 in the sessions for *Nature Will Take Everything*. After its completion, it was put in the mixing queue. Only he, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, Bobby Keys and Alan White featured on the track.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead and backing vocals, lead guitar, acoustic lead guitar, slide guitar, rhythm guitar, bass guitar, various percussion
* George Harrison - backing vocals, rhythm guitar
* Alan White - vibraphone
* Bobby Keys - saxophone
* Ringo Starr - drums
I've Lost My Shoe

"**I've Lost My Shoe**" is a song by Luke Melvin as a song from his 1981 album *Come to England*.

## Composition

"I've Lost My Shoe" was a song Melvin wrote to comfort himself following the rumours that he killed someone in the summer of 1970. Melvin said: "To take my mind off the awful rumours, I wrote a song. That's what 'I Lost My Shoe' is. It was written to take my mind off it."

## Recording

The song was recorded on the same day as John Lennon died, but before the event took place. It was mixed in January 1981.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, electric guitar, bass guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Very Well

"**Very Well**" is a song by Luke Melvin from his 1982 album *Gone Mad*.

## Composition

"Very Well" was a song just written when he found out that *Come to England*didn't do too well. Melvin said: "I hoped that this new album *Gone Mad*would do well but I was wrong."

## Recording

The song was recorded in May 1982 and mixed in August.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, electric guitar, bass guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Let's Go Back To The Categories

"**Let's Go Back To The Categories**" is a song written by Luke Melvin, included on his successful album *Sweet Smell of Success*.

## Composition

"Let's Go Back To The Categories" was about racist people. Melvin said: "It's this thing: 'let's go back to the categories'. When you want to insult someone, you see their features, the 'categories' and think: 'ah I'll insult them because of their skin colour'. So it's about that."

## Recording

The song was recorded with just Melvin and George Harrison in January 1973. It was mixed the same day.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, acoustic lead guitar, tambourine
* George Harrison - acoustic rhythm guitar
George George (Let's Hope We Can Prove It)

"**George George (Let's Hope We Can Prove It)**" is the B-side to the best-selling single of all time: "I Appreciate the Lord". It is included on Luke Melvin's May 1970 album *Nature Will Take Everything*.

## Composition

"George George (Let's Hope We Can Prove It)" was the B-side to "I Appreciate the Lord" and about when he showed a composition to John Lennon which Lennon mocked. Melvin said: "I thought, 'so this is how George feels every day' so I went and wrote lyrics that afternoon about it, jammed out some chords, and made a little riff and I had the song."

## Recording

The song was recorded in January 1970, with overdubs in February 1970. Melvin mixed the song alone in March 1970.

## Personnel:

* Luke Melvin - lead and backing vocals, lead and slide guitars, harmonica, organ, synthesizer
* George Harrison - acoustic rhythm guitar
* Eric Clapton - lead and rhythm guitars
* John Barham - harmonium
* John Lennon - rhythm and acoustic guitars
* Jim Price - trumpet, trombone
* Billy Preston - piano, organ, keyboards, synthesizer
* Tony Ashton - piano
* Gary Brooker - piano
* Alan White - vibraphone
* Klaus Voormann - bass guitar
* Peter Frampton - acoustic lead guitar
* Pete Ham - acoustic rhythm guitar
* Tom Evans - acoustic rhythm guitar
* Joey Molland - acoustic rhythm guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums, percussion
Expectations?

"**Expectations?**" is a song included on Luke Melvin's *Meet the Eye* album and also the B-side to the song "Mind Blowing".

## Composition

"Expectations?" was Melvin's thoughts about how the album would go down. Melvin said: "I thought, 'will it be as successful as its predecessors?'. Well, we all know how that turned out ..." The song was released as the B-side to "Mind Blowing".

## Recording

The song was recorded with just Melvin and Ringo Starr. It was mixed the same day.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, electric guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Cancelliere della Germania

Nel mese di Marzo del 2018 si svolgono le Elezioni Federali che compono il Bundestag in questa maniera:

Per la prima volta l'FDP non entra nel Bundestag, ma sarà comunque presente con dei parlamentare eletti nelle liste della CDU-CSU.

Successivamente si crea una Maggioranza di Governo composta dai **Verdi** e dal **SPD**, mentre la **Linke** decide di non farne parte. Questa maggioranza indica **Andreas Saalfeld** come Cancelliere.

Durante una votazione nel mese di Maggio la maggioranza va sotto e quindi Andreas rassegna le dimissioni, e viene anche sfiduciato dal suo partito, prenderà il suo posto Katharina Schulze, sua Vice Cancelliere.

Nel mese di Agosto del 2019 Katharina Schulze viene sfiduciata dalla **SPD** che decide quindi di dimettersi in favore di Andreas Saalfeld che diventa di nuovo Cancelliere allargando la maggioranza anche alla **Linke** nel nuovo Governo Saalfeld.
Sylvia Fährmann

**Sylvia Fährmann** (nata Sachtleben**,** vedova Weilander, divorziata Saalfeld) è presente dalla puntata 308 fino alla 449 quando dopo essere stata arrestata si scoprirà che a seguito di una lite in carcere è deceduta ma nella 636 con l'arrivo di Adrian si scoprirà che è viva. Ritornerà nella 740 ma resterà un personaggio ricorrente fino alla 820 quando ritornerà ad essere un personaggio principale fino alla 1129 quando divorzierà da Andreas e deciderà di partire con la nipotina ora figlia adottiva Nina. Si rivedrà poi nelle puntate 1320 e 1376 in videochiamata mentre chiamerà Andreas. Ritorna poi nella 1932 fino alla 1993 (sarà come un personaggio secondario)

## Famiglia

* Brigit Morgenstern, sorella
* Adrian Saalfeld, figlio da Andreas
* Nina Saalfeld †, figlia da Andreas
* Viktoria Weilander, figlia da Götz
* Rosalie Weilander, figlia da Götz
* Nina Saalfeld jr., figlia adottiva con Andreas e nipote
* Manfred Morgenstern, cognato
* Ben Morgenstern, nipote
* Simon Saalfeld, nipote acquisita
* Sabrina Saalfeld, nipote acquisita
* Tina Kessler, nipote acquisita
* Clara Saalfeld, nuora

## Relazioni

* Andreas Saalfeld, ex marito
* Götz Weilander †, marito
* Mario †, ex amante
* Erik Fährmann, marito, in via di divorzio

## Reati

* Complicità nell'omicidio di Annika Bruckner e Oliver.
* Omicidio di Götz Weilander
* Tentato omicidio di Andreas Saalfeld (tenta di strangolarlo)
* Tentato omicidio di Andreas Saalfeld (cercherà di avvelenarlo)
* Fingerà di essere deceduta con la complicità di un agente per poter evadere
* Complicità nella morte di Mario
Goodbye

"**Goodbye**" is the closer to *Nature Will Take Everything*, released in May 1970.

## Composition

"Goodbye" was a song deliberately written to close off Luke Melvin's triple LP. Melvin said: "Just wrote it as a closer in a few minutes, y'know? Songwriting practise."

## Recording

Melvin recorded the song behind an orchestra in February 1970.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, conducting
* *Uncredited* - 18 violins, 6 violas, 6 cellos, 4 double basses, 2 piccolos, 10 trumpets, 10 trombones, 5 horns, 4 French horns, English horn
Golden Stairs (song)

"**Golden Stairs**" is a song by Luke Melvin from his 1982 album of the same name.

## Composition

"Golden Stairs" was a song Melvin wrote about John Lennon. He said: "I just thought: 'is heaven real? Will he ascend up golden stairs?' but then I realised that actually he will be reborn with blessing from the Lord Krishna."

## Recording

The song was recorded in January 1986 and mixed the next month

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, drums
* Eric Clapton - lead guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Real Pleasure

"**Real Pleasure**" is a song written by Luke Melvin, included on his 1974 album *Meet the Eye*. It is also the B-side to his single "Meet the Eye".

## Composition

"Real Pressure" was the B-side to "Meet the Eye" and based around a bassline. Melvin said: "I got this riff on bass and I thought it was quite good so I worked out the chords and the words and I had 'Real Pressure'. I decided it was good enough to be a B-side."

## Recording

The song was recorded in April 1974 and mixed the same day.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, bass guitar
* George Harrison - lead guitar
* John Lennon - rhythm guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Paulie (You're Free Now)

"**Paulie (You're Free Now)**" is a song by the band Facade released on 12 September 1996, released following Paul Melvin's death in 1994. It was John Christian's last work within the band before leaving due to Melvin's death. In 1998, George David revived Facade with Justin Timberlake joining the band.

## Composition

George David wrote the first part of the song and the chorus and John Christian wrote the second part of the song. They co-wrote the melody. Christian thought it would be a great send-off for Paul Melvin and Facade and was disgusted when George David started to carry on with Justin Timberlake in 1998.

## Personnel

* George David - lead vocals (on verses 1 & 2), co-lead vocals (on chorus), rhythm guitar, drums
* John Christian - lead vocals (on verses 3 & 4), co-lead vocals (on chorus), lead guitar, bass guitar
Luke Melvin's 1996 Secret Gigs

**Luke Melvin's 1996 Secret Gigs** was three special concerts scheduled in London, Liverpool and New York City purely to "please the people".

## History

Luke Melvin decided to schedule some special concerts that wouldn't be announced at all. After much deep thought, he decided London, Liverpool and New York City were going to be the places he'd do.

## Tour dates

 3 April 1996
 5 April 1996

## Set-list

* "Roll Up, Roll Up, We're On Tour"
* "Mind Blowing"
* "I Need You For Love"
* "George George (Let's Hope We Can Prove It)"
* "Back in the USSR" (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
* "I Appreciate the Lord"

*Encore:*

* "Hey Jude" (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)
* "Helter Skelter" (John Lennon/Paul McCartney)

## Tour personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, guitars (electric and acoustic)
* George Harrison - backing vocals, bass guitar
* Billy Preston - keyboards
* Ringo Starr - drums
Facade III

***Facade III*** is the third studio album by Facade and their last heavy metal album. It launched them to international stardom, and includes the hit single "An Awful Facade" which reached No. 1 on charts around the world.

## The band's thoughts

"That was quite a heavy album. I enjoyed that a lot." - George David.

"Yeah, well, it was all right. I certainly enjoyed it but I don't think that Jesus liked it as much." - Paul Melvin.

"Terrible, lowest of the low. I hated that album. 'Business Not Charity' was alright though." - John Christian.

## Track-listing

All lead vocals by Paul Melvin, except where noted; tracks 1-4: side one; tracks 5-8: side two.

## Personnel

**Facade**

* Paul Melvin - lead vocals, guitars, keyboards
* George David - lead and backing vocals, drums
* John Christian - bass guitar

**Additional personnel**

* Luke Melvin - producer
Sitting Well?

"**Sitting Well?**" is a song written by Luke Melvin included on his album *Luke Melvin*.

## Composition

"Sitting Well?" was about when Luke Melvin had a bad back. Melvin said: "My lovely wife Sophie would say: 'sitting well?' so I just got a song idea out of that. An easy song to write."

## Recording

The song was recorded in December 1978 and mixed on Christmas Day.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, acoustic guitar
The Lord Might Control Us

"**The Lord Might Control Us**" is a song written by Luke Melvin as the B-side to his hit single "Oh What A Pity (Not Really)". It is also included on his May 1970 album *Nature Will Take Everything*.

## Composition

"The Lord Might Control Us" was the B-side to "Oh What A Pity (Not Really)" which he wrote because of his theory that the Lord Brahman controls absolutely everything, even the actions you are doing now. He wrote the lyrics, a riff came into his head and then he worked out the chords. He then had the song.

## Recording

The song was recorded in January 1970, with various overdubs in February and then the song was mixed in March, ready to go on the finished album.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, synthesizer, lead guitar, slide guitar
* George Harrison - backing vocals, acoustic lead guitar
* Eric Clapton - rhythm guitar
* Billy Preston - keyboards
* Ringo Starr - drums, percussion
What Is The Deal?

"**What Is The Deal?**" is a song by Luke Melvin from his 1976 album *Very Nervous*.

## Composition

"What Is The Deal?" was a diary about when Melvin signed with Apple on John Lennon's advice. Melvin said: "Worst mistake of my life. Thought it was the Beatles' label, but it was fucking EMI's puppet. The Beatles didn't control that label."

## Recording

The song was recorded in September 1976 and mixed the same day.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, yelling, lead guitar
* George Harrison - backing vocals, rhythm guitar
* John Lennon - acoustic rhythm guitar
* Billy Preston - harmonium
* Klaus Voormann - bass guitar
* Ringo Starr - spoken vocals, drums
Does The Lord See Me?

"**Does The Lord See Me?**" is a spiritual song written by Luke Melvin. It was included on his debut album *Nature Will Take Everything*.

## Composition

"Does The Lord See Me?" was a song written when Melvin was scared that the Lord Krishna did not know about him. Melvin said: "I was scared the Lord Krishna did not know about me. I just wrote down my feelings, then jammed on the guitar to take my mind off it then got a tune. I thought it would go well with my feelings so then I wrote the riff and I had the song."

## Recording

The song was recorded mainly on acoustic guitar in January 1970. George Harrison is the only other musician to feature on the track. It was mixed in March.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, acoustic lead guitar, tambourine
* George Harrison - harmony vocals, acoustic rhythm guitar
Magdalena Jentzsch

**Magdalena Jentzsch**, è la prima moglie di Werner, e madre di Jessica e Miriam, muore investita da un auto, si vedrà in un flaschback nella puntata 100 quando Werner racconterà a Pauline della sua prima moglie appunto.

## Famiglia

* Jessica Bronckhorst, figlia
* Miriam Bronckhorst, figlia
* Pauline Saalfeld, figliastra
* Robert Jentzsch, figliastro
* Luisa Wegener, figliastra
* Ricky Saalfeld, nipote

## Relazioni

* Signor Bronckhorst, ex fidanzato
* Werner Jentzsch, marito
Nature Will Take Everything (film)

George Harrison

Ringo Starr

Paul McCartney

Sophie Melvin

***Nature Will Take Everything*** is a 2018 biopic about the British singer and songwriter Luke Melvin. The film was written by his wife Sophie Melvin, with Ringo Starr as musical consultant. Melvin and Starr said they tried to make it as accurate as possible.

The film was announced in 2007 by Sophie Melvin, as an ode to Luke. Filming began in 2010 and ceased in 2012, with a released scheduled for 22 October 2013. However, Sophie's house was robbed, and the film taken. The project was put on hold until January 2016 when filming re-began with a brand new cast and a new script. Filming ended in mid-2017 and editing ended in February 2018 and the release was scheduled for 27 June 2018. It grossed $3.4 billion worldwide, against a budget of $12 million.

## Plot

In 1968, Luke Melvin meets George Harrison and becomes great friends with him. Luke asks George to be his best man at his wedding to Sophie Acaster, and he agrees. Luke meets John Lennon and is asked by John to join the Beatles for their *Get Back sessions*. Luke dislikes Paul McCartney but becomes friends with Ringo Starr and helps him write "Octopus's Garden".

In 1970, *Nature Will Take Everything*reaches No. 1 on many charts around the world, and Luke organises the Concert for Liverpool. He decides to take a year or so out of the public eye. He returns in 1973 with his successful album *Sweet Smell of Success*.

In 1975, Luke is a murder-target after his controversial tour Luke Melvin's 1975 US Tour. He and Sophie's relationship is on the rocks as she wants them to be safe and wants to leave Liverpool. Luke gets to the studio and revives himself with his 1976 album *Very Nervous*.

Luke is delighted in 1977 when Sophie tells him she is pregnant and gives birth to Ben Melvin in 1978. Luke enjoys success again with the release of his self-titled album in 1979. In 1982, Luke and Sophie retire from the music business, following the disaster of Melvin's album *Gone Mad*. In 1986, Luke gets back into the studio and becomes a critically-acclaimed artist again with the release of 1987's *Golden Stairs*. When he announces to Sophie that the album has gone to No. 1, he agrees to retire for good now.

In a mid-credits scene, Luke's touring period of the 90s and his death are described.
Sweet Smell of Success (song)

"**Sweet Smell of Success**" is the title track to Luke Melvin's second album *Sweet Smell of Success*. It was written in 1971.

## Composition

"Sweet Smell of Success" was about his popularity boom after *Nature Will Take Everything*. Melvin said: "Suddenly, I was so big. I couldn't work it out. So I wrote the song and thought, ah, good album title. So it became the title of my second album."

## Recording

The song was recorded in December 1972 and then a few hours later, overdubs were added to the tape. It was mixed the day after recording.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, lead guitar, cello
* George Harrison - backing vocals, rhythm guitar
* John Lennon - acoustic rhythm guitar
* Billy Preston - keyboards
* Ringo Starr - drums
Elisabeth Saalfeld

Ex Suor **Elisabeth Saalfeld**, è presente dalla puntata 60 alla 80 e poi dalla 1125 fino alla 1168 quando Andreas farà in modo che venga condannata per l'omicidio di Fiona anche se è innocente, è la figlia di Ludwig Saalfeld.

## Famiglia

* Ludwig Saalfeld †, padre
* Helena Saalfeld †, madre
* Christoph Saalfeld, fratello
* Alexander Saalfeld †, fratello
* Christian Saalfeld †, fratello
* Andreas Saalfeld, fratello
* Viktor Saalfeld, nipote adottivo
* Boris Saalfeld, nipote
* Tim Saalfeld, nipote
* Annabelle Saalfeld, nipote
* Lucy Ehrlinger, nipote
* Leonard Saalfeld, nipote
* Luisa Saalfeld †, nipote
* Theresa Riedmüller, nipote
* Adrian Saalfeld, nipote
* Nina Saalfeld †, nipote
* Ricky Saalfeld, nipote
* Nina Saalfeld jr., pronipote adottiva
* Lotte Saalfeld, pronipote
* Max Saalfeld, pronipote
* Chris Riedmüller, pronipote
* Leonore Saalfeld, pronipote
* Cecilie Saalfeld, pronipote
* Gabriel Saalfeld, propronipote
* Bianca Saalfeld, propronipote
Lukey Songs

**Lukey Songs** is a publishing company set up by Luke Melvin to publish songs in his songwriting catalogue. It is the most successful publishing company in history, having published all the songs in the 20x platinum album *Nature Will Take Everything*. The company went into hiatus in 1987 but was briefly revived in 2004, publishing all the songs in Melvin's *64*album. Since 2004, the company has been on a hiatus.
New Flavour

"**New Flavour**" is a song written by Luke Melvin from his 20x platinum album *Nature Will Take Everything*.

## Composition

"New Flavour" was a song he wrote after watching a documentary about crisps on TV. Melvin said: "I got the lyrics while sitting watching a documentary. I thought: 'could go well with a song' and I was developing *Nature Will Take Everything*so I was taking inspiration left, right and centre and so I came up with a riff and a progression and I had the song 'New Flavour'."

## Recording

Only Luke Melvin and Ringo Starr feature on the recording. It was recorded in January 1970 and mixed in March.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, acoustic guitar
* Ringo Starr - cymbals, claves
My Song: Songs by Luke Melvin

***My Song: Songs by Luke Melvin*** is the fifth official compilation album by Luke Melvin. It was compiled by his wife Sophie. It remains a hit with Melvin's fans, and is seen as an updated version of his previous compilation *The Very Best of Luke Melvin*. It has been certified 2x platinum since its release in 2009.

## Background

Sophie Melvin knew that the only "short" compilation album by her husband was *The Very Best of Luke Melvin* dated 1976. So she compiled a new "short" compilation, full of his modern hits. Her and Luke's son Ben also had a say in the compiling. It turned out to be a hit.

## Track-listing

All songs written by Luke Melvin.

1. "I Appreciate the Lord" (*Nature Will Take Everything*, 1970)
2. "Oh What A Pity (Not Really)" (*Nature Will Take Everything*, 1970)
3. "Been There Done That (But There's Still More To Do)" (*Sweet Smell of Success*, 1973)
4. "The Lord Gives To You (So Give Back To The Lord)" (*Sweet Smell of Success*, 1973)
5. "Kept Out Of It" (*Camera Footage (Everyone Knows Your Face)*, 1975)
6. "The Palace of Liverpool" (*Very Nervous*, 1976)
7. "I Am Here" (*Luke Melvin*, 1979)
8. "My Song" (*Luke Melvin*, 1979)
9. "Never Again" (*Come to England*, 1981)
10. "I Need You For Love" (*Golden Stairs*, 1987)
11. "64" (*64*, 2004)
Luke Melvin: Outtakes and Demos

***Luke Melvin: Outtakes and Demos*** is a collection of early takes and demos of tracks by Luke Melvin, compiled by Sophie Melvin in 2011 and released the following year.

## Background

Sophie Melvin wanted to release an album of demos and outtakes and delved in her and her husband's attic and found cassette tapes and all sorts full of demos and early outtakes. She compiled the album, and then completed it.

## Track-listing

All songs written by Luke Melvin, except where noted.

1. "I Appreciate the Lord" (demo)
2. "I Appreciate the Lord" (take 2)
3. "We Can Tell" [Melvin, George Harrison] (Demo from George Harrison's Friar Park home)
4. "Oh What A Pity (Not Really)" (demo)
5. "I Appreciate the Lord" (take 5)
6. "Oh What A Pity (Not Really)" (take 18)
7. "Ballad of Mathew Street (Down to the Cavern Club)" (demo)
8. "Ballad of Mathew Street (Down to the Cavern Club)" (take 6 / false start; take 7)
9. "Been There Done That (But There's Still More To Do)" (demo)
10. "The Lord Gives To You (So Give Back To The Lord)" (take 43)
11. "Kept Out Of It" (demo)
12. "Happen To Me" (demo)
13. "Kept Out Of It" (take 1 / false start; take 2)
14. "The Palace of Liverpool" (demo)
15. "The Palace of Liverpool" (take 78)
16. "Tomorrow at Six Twenty" (demo)
17. "I Am Here" (take 2)
18. "I Am Here" (take 26)
19. "I Am Here" (original stereo mix; later scrapped)
20. "My Song" (demo)
21. "My Song" (take 5)
22. "My Song" (take 118)
23. "Never Again" (demo)
24. "Never Again" (take 19)
25. "I Need You For Love" (demo)
26. "I Need You For Love" (jam)
27. "I Need You For Love" (take 8)
28. "64" (demo)
29. "64" (take 12)
Little Blue Bag

"**Little Blue Bag**" is a rock song written by Luke Melvin in 1968. It was included on *Nature Will Take Everything*.

## Composition

"Little Blue Bag" was a song that Melvin wrote about Smith's Crisps. He said: "Just saw a crisp packet and thought, 'blue bag .... good song idea'. I was milking it at this point!"

## Recording

The song was recorded in January 1970 and mixed in March. Only Melvin and Ringo Starr feature on the track.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, acoustic guitar
* Ringo Starr - tambourine
Facade II

***Facade II*** is the second studio album by English rock group Facade released on 12 April 1972. The album got the band massive in the UK and that was supported by the group's second single "Travelling the World" which was the same as the group's first single. It was a hit and reached No. 9 on the UK Singles Chart.

## The band's thoughts

"That was a good album, it was our deepest delve into heavy metal. Mad kinda heavy stuff. Wow. Thinking about it makes me shiver. It's fascinating. It was massive in the UK as well, which was very good. It was good to see that our work was *finally* getting recognition." - Paul Melvin.

"We went mad with that album. They are the heaviest songs I have ever written. Also the title sums the album up. *Facade II*. Those I, II, III things mean the heavy metal." - George David.

"All that was important to us was that we had got big in the UK. It didn't matter what the material was like: as long as we were on vinyl." - John Christian.

## Track-listing

All lead vocals by Paul Melvin, except where noted. Songs 1-4: side one; songs 5-8: side two.

## Personnel

**Facade**

* Paul Melvin - lead vocals, guitars, keyboards
* George David - lead and backing vocals, drums
* John Christian - bass guitar

**Additional musicians**

* Luke Melvin - producer
The Concert Night

***The Concert Night*** is the fourth studio album by British rock band Facade, released on 22 February 1974. On release, the album received mixed reviews but is now appreciated as one of the best albums of all time. It contains what is regarded as one of the best songs of all time: "But I'm Not Telling You".

## Background

Their previous album, *Facade III*, had propelled them into international stardom and they immediately decided to follow the album up with a new album and all three of the band began to write songs. They soon came together in the Apple Studio in London to record said album with Luke Melvin.

## Recording and production

Recording began in December 1973, with the band working twelve hours a day to perfect their sound. Recording ceased on 2 January 1974, and Luke Melvin's production of the album began. He had produced the album by 24 January and it could soon be put on release. It was put on Apple's waiting-list and released on 22 February 1974.

## Re-releases

The album was completely re-released on 12 May 2001, as part of the band's thirtieth anniversary. This re-release reached No. 1 on the UK and US charts.

## Track listing

All songs sung by Paul Melvin, except where noted.

**Side one**

**Side two**
Luke Melvin: The Apple Years & The Meet the Eye Years (1970-2004)

***Luke Melvin: The Apple Years & The Meet the Eye Years (1970-2004)*** is a box set of every album released by Luke Melvin from his debut in 1970 to his final release in 2004. It was released for the tenth anniversary of *64*'s release. It was organised and compiled by Sophie Melvin.

## Background

Sophie Melvin compiled the big box set of albums so people could buy Melvin's whole discography. She told Melvin's fans that she would not stop doing what she billed "short" compilation albums such as *The Very Best of Luke Melvin* or *My Song: Songs by Luke Melvin*but this was a means for the fans to buy every album in one big box set.
George David

CBE

**George David**, CBE is an English drummer, musician and songwriter who gained worldwide fame as a member of the band Facade. He wrote many songs for the band. In 1990, he was awarded a CBE for services to music.

## Biography

George David was born in 1942 and grew up in a well off family and was very happy in school (unlike best friend John Christian). He entered university with his friends Christian and Paul Melvin. They formed a band called Facade in 1971 and released their first album *Facade*. They split in 1982 and David released three studio albums and four singles before Facade reformed in 1989. In 1990, George David was given a CBE by the Queen. Paul Melvin died in 1994, and David and Christian co-wrote one final song for Facade: "Paulie (You're Free Now)". Christian then left the band and Justin Timberlake joined in 1998. Facade is still a band today.
Get Into It Now!

"**Get Into It Now!**" is a song included on Luke Melvin's 1974 album *Meet the Eye*.

## Composition

"Get Into It Now!" was about papers trying to force Melvin to get into all sorts of genres. He said: "I just thought, 'it's my career, I'll do what the fuck I want, y'know?"

## Recording

It was recorded in one take in April 1974, with just Melvin and George Harrison involved in the session.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - double-tracked lead vocals, electric guitar
* George Harrison - bass guitar
Mersey River

"**Mersey River**" is a single released by Luke Melvin on 18 November 1977 as his first double A-side single along with "Just The Way It Works". It was the UK Christmas number one in 1977 and was No. 1 on the charts for the whole rest of 1978 and was the Christmas No. 1 of 1978 in the UK. It then eventually slipped down the charts.

## Composition

Luke Melvin knew there weren't any new Liverpool folk songs and wrote one for Liverpool. It stayed at No. 1 in the UK for over a year, but just over 40 weeks in the US.

## Recording

Luke Melvin recorded the song on his own in August 1977.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, acoustic guitar, acoustic bass guitar
Thank You Very Much

"**Thank You Very Much**" is a song by Luke Melvin from his 1987 album *Golden Stairs*.

## Composition

"Thank You Very Much" was just a song he wrote. Melvin said: "Just got out the guitar at some point in '84 and wrote 'Thank You Very Much'. It was just songwriting practise. I then recorded it in '86."

## Recording

The song was recorded in January 1986 and mixed the next month.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, rhythm guitar, bass guitar
* Eric Clapton - lead guitar
* Ringo Starr - drums
Drop

"**Drop**" is a song by Luke Melvin included as the closing track on his 1973 album *Sweet Smell of Success*.

## Composition

"Drop" is what Melvin described as "his first metal song". It eventually inspired the first death metalists. He wrote it to get heavier than the Beatles' song "Helter Skelter".

## Recording

The song was done in one take, with an overdub done to add bass guitar.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, lead guitar
* George Harrison - screaming, rhythm guitar, bass guitar
* Ringo Starr - yelling, drums
Top Brand

"**Top Brand**" is a song by Luke Melvin from his self-titled solo album *Luke Melvin*.

## Composition

"Top Brand" was about a top brands list that he used to always see on tele in the sixties and seventies. Melvin said: "I saw the advert and I was like, 'ah could use this for my eponymous album'."

## Recording

The song was recorded in December 1978 and it was mixed on Christmas Day.

## Personnel

* Luke Melvin - lead vocals, electric guitar, bass guitar, drums