Ted Herold

Ted Herold, the German rock 'n' roll dynamo, jived his way into the music scene like a leather-clad tornado in 1942. Armed with a voice as sharp as a schnitzel knife and hair higher than the Bavarian Alps, Herold became the poster boy for rebellious German youth in the '50s and '60s. With hits like "Moonlight," he turned the buttoned-up stereotype of the time on its lederhosen-clad head, proving that even in the land of sausages and polkas, there's always room for a rock 'n' roll wild child. Ted Herold: where the autobahn meets the highway to rock 'n' roll heaven.