The pop group CENTURY - Kleeblatt

CENTURY was formed in 1973 as KLEEBLATT (i.e. Four-Leaf-Clover) and remained one of the most famous bands in Northern Bavaria until the early nineties.

History:

In 1977 the band signed a record contract with Phonogram after winning a talent competition held in Wuerzburg, Germany. In the following years they produced these singles:

	1st single:	Saturday Lady & Leave Me Alone Producer Rainer Pietsch and Teddy Dorfhuber , Munich / Kleeblatt Philips / Phonogram 6003 532
	2nd single:	Highroad & Honeymoon Bay Producer: Jo Heider, Berlin / Century Pinball Records / Teldec 6 12343 AC
	3rd single:	The Face In The Mirror & Turnin Me On Producer: Jo Heider, Berlin / Century Pinball Records / Teldec 6 12435 AC

With the second single KLEEBLATT changed into CENTURY because of international release.

„The face in the mirror“ became CENTURY’s most successful song,
peaking at

number 3 in South Africa’s Billboard charts,

and holding a top ten position for several weeks also in

Denmark and Norway.

Even today monetary funds are received from GEMA for frequent broadcasting in these countries.

Television appearances:	„Die aktuelle Schaubude“ and „ZDF Drehscheibe“
Radio broadcast:	BR, NDR , SWF-Tipp-Parade, RIAS Berlin ( Top 5), and many local stations.

The pop group CENTURY - Kleeblatt

History:

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