Drs. P Biography
Heinz Hermann Polzer (Thun, 24 augustus 1919), better known by his main alias Drs. P, is a Dutch writer/composer/pianist/poet and singer of his own songs in the Dutch language. Out of gratitude towards the Swiss authorities, who helped him survive the second world war, he maintained his Swiss nationality. He is well known for his outstanding use of the Dutch language , a talent which grew out of his work as a copy writer. He began to use this talent for writing song lyrics and poems, which are mostly characterized by comical sketches with extreme textual absurdities. His singing voice also adds to the comical quality of his musical performances: it sounds adequate, but not very well musically conditioned. He was discovered by the famous dutch presenter Willem Duys, who also came up with the idea for his well known artistic alias. His absurd use of language can best be seen in his best known song "Dodenrit" (death-trip) which tells the story of a fatal trip by a family to Omsk, during wich the family members, being pursued by hungry wolves, are being sacrified one by one to buy time. But alas, Omsk is a beautiful city but just a little too remote. He is also credited for a profound knowledge of traditional and the inventing of new poem formats in the Dutch language, of which the ollekebolleke is the most famous. Heinz Polzer uses the following artistic aliases : Drs. P, een kindervriend, Drs. S, Geo Staad, Coos Neetebeem, Kirsten Wiedeman, Wilson Hode, Lars Brahe, M. de Gans, Henry van Kol, Cyriel P. Licentiaat, Henry Smith, Ludwig Otto Stadtherr en Alois Mückenspucke.
Drs. P Lyrics
Title | |
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1 | De Kommensaal lyrics |
2 | Knolraap En Lof, Schorseneren En Prei lyrics |
3 | Dodenrit lyrics |
4 | De Veerpont lyrics |
5 | When We Ride lyrics |
6 | Die Happy - Cry For More lyrics |
7 | Mr. D.J lyrics |
8 | Represent lyrics |
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Drs. P Albums
Title | Release | ||
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1 | De veerpont | 1998 | |
2 | We blijven lachen, 2 |