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{{Infobox Single
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| Name = Goldenes Handwerk
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{{Infobox song
| Cover = Goldeneshandwerk.jpg
| Artist = [[Die Ärzte]]
| name = Goldenes Handwerk
| from Album = [[13 (Die Ärzte album)|13]]
| cover = Goldeneshandwerk.jpg
| Released = [[July 28]], [[1998]]
| alt =
| type = single
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| Genre = [[Country rock]]<br>[[Alternative country]]
| Length = 3:34
| artist = [[Die Ärzte]]
| Writer = [[Dirk Felsenheimer]]
| album = [[13 (Die Ärzte album)|13]]
| released = 30 August 1998
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| Producer = Uwe Hoffmann & [[Die Ärzte]]
| format =
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| Label = [[Hot Action Records]]
| recorded =
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| Last single = "[[Ein Schwein namens Männer]]"<br>(1998)
| studio =
| This single = "Goldenes Handwerk"<br>(1998)
| venue =
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| Next single = "[[1/2 Lovesong]]"<br>(1998)
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| genre = [[Country rock]]<br/>[[Alternative country]]
| length = 3:34
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| label = [[Hot Action Records]]
| writer = [[Dirk Felsenheimer]]
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| producer = Uwe Hoffmann & Die Ärzte
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| prev_title = [[Ein Schwein namens Männer]]
| prev_year = 1998
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| next_title = [[1/2 Lovesong]]
| next_year = 1998
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"'''Goldenes Handwerk'''" [Golden [[handicraft]]] is a song by [[Die Ärzte]]. It's the third track and the second single from their 1998 album ''[[13 (Die Ärzte album)|13]]''. This song is written by and dedicated to the drummer [[Bela B.]], who, according to the lyrics, is simple-minded and stupid.
"'''Goldenes Handwerk'''" (Golden [[handicraft]]) is a song by German rock band [[Die Ärzte]]. It's the third track and the second single from their 1998 album ''[[13 (Die Ärzte album)|13]]''. The song is written by and dedicated to the drummer [[Bela B.]], who, according to the lyrics, is simple-minded and stupid.


== The video ==
== Music video ==


In the video, the band members are riding [[Bicycle|bikes]]. Bela's [[head]] falls off and a trucker picks it up. He goes to a [[strip club]] with the head and a stripper takes the head for herself. Later they end up in the same [[Bar (establishment)|bar]], where the band is. The stripper says to Bela's head, that she loves him, because he's not like the other men she knows. The moment is interrupted by Bela's [[body]], that picks the head up, while it's saying: "I'm just a regular guy, baby!" and puts it, where it belongs. He then leaves, leaving the woman in the bar, crying.
In the video, the band members are riding bikes. Bela's head falls off and a trucker picks it up. He goes to a [[strip club]] with the head and a stripper takes the head for herself. Later they end up in the same bar, where the band is. The stripper says to Bela's head, that she loves him, because he's not like the other men she knows. The moment is interrupted by Bela's body, that picks the head up, while it's saying: "I'm just a regular guy, baby!" and puts it, where it belongs. He then leaves, leaving the woman in the bar, crying.

==Personnel==
*[[Bela B.]] – vocals, drums
*[[Farin Urlaub]] – guitar
*[[Rodrigo González (musician)|Rodrigo González]] – banjo
*Knut Bewersdorff – steel guitar


== Track listing ==
== Track listing ==


# "Goldenes Handwerk (Album Version)" (Felsenheimer) - 3:34
# "Goldenes Handwerk" – 3:34
# "Wunderbare Welt des Farin U." (Urlaub) - 2:45
# "Wunderbare Welt des Farin U." – 2:45
# "Rod Army" (Gonzalez/Felsenheimer) - 2:50
# "Rod Army" – 2:50
# "Goldenes Handwerk (Drummer Mix)" (Felsenheimer) - 3:46
# "Goldenes Handwerk (Drummer Mix)" – 3:46


== B-sides ==
== B-sides ==


* "Wunderbare Welt des Farin U." [Wonderful [[world]] of [[Farin Urlaub|Farin U.]]] is written by Farin and dedicated to Farin's "wild" life.
* "Wunderbare Welt des Farin U." (Wonderful World of Farin U.) is written by Farin Urlaub and dedicated to his "wild" life.
* "Rod Army" (the name of Rod's fan club; which was inspired by [[Kiss Army]]) is dedicated to Rod, written by him and Bela.
* "Rod Army" (the name of Rodrigo "Rod" González's fan club, which was inspired by the [[Kiss Army]]) is dedicated to González, written by him and Bela B.


==Charts==
==Charts==
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Latest revision as of 05:56, 1 May 2024

"Goldenes Handwerk"
Single by Die Ärzte
from the album 13
Released30 August 1998
GenreCountry rock
Alternative country
Length3:34
LabelHot Action Records
Songwriter(s)Dirk Felsenheimer
Producer(s)Uwe Hoffmann & Die Ärzte
Die Ärzte singles chronology
"Ein Schwein namens Männer"
(1998) 		"Goldenes Handwerk"
(1998) 		"1/2 Lovesong"
(1998)

"Goldenes Handwerk" (Golden handicraft) is a song by German rock band Die Ärzte. It's the third track and the second single from their 1998 album 13. The song is written by and dedicated to the drummer Bela B., who, according to the lyrics, is simple-minded and stupid.

Music video

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In the video, the band members are riding bikes. Bela's head falls off and a trucker picks it up. He goes to a strip club with the head and a stripper takes the head for herself. Later they end up in the same bar, where the band is. The stripper says to Bela's head, that she loves him, because he's not like the other men she knows. The moment is interrupted by Bela's body, that picks the head up, while it's saying: "I'm just a regular guy, baby!" and puts it, where it belongs. He then leaves, leaving the woman in the bar, crying.

Personnel

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Track listing

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  1. "Goldenes Handwerk" – 3:34
  2. "Wunderbare Welt des Farin U." – 2:45
  3. "Rod Army" – 2:50
  4. "Goldenes Handwerk (Drummer Mix)" – 3:46

B-sides

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  • "Wunderbare Welt des Farin U." (Wonderful World of Farin U.) is written by Farin Urlaub and dedicated to his "wild" life.
  • "Rod Army" (the name of Rodrigo "Rod" González's fan club, which was inspired by the Kiss Army) is dedicated to González, written by him and Bela B.

Charts

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Year Country Position
1998 Germany 36
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