DJ Ötzi

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Dj Ötzi

Background information
Birth name Gerhard Friedle
Born January 7, 1971
Origin Austria
Genre(s) Pop
Years active ???-present

Gerhard "DJ Ötzi" Friedle (born January 7, 1971), is an Austrian disc jockey, entertainer and singer.

Born in the town of St. Johann in Tirol, an epileptic, he was first raised by foster parents and later by his grandmother. Friedle claims that when he was an adolescent reading Joseph Murphy's book The Power of Positive Thinking gave his life a new direction. He first appeared on the stage as an amateur karaoke singer in his native Tyrol. Shortly after the start of his career as a singer, he was diagnosed as having cancer. However, his popularity increased, and has transcended the narrow boundaries of Austria. Two of his hits are "Anton aus Tirol" and "Hey Baby", a cover version of Bruce Channel's 1962 song.

The body of a Neolithic man found in 1991 which has been referred to as Ötzi the Iceman has inspired Friedle to choose his stage name.

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[edit] Discography

Cover Date Title Label Charted Certification Catalog Number
Albums
2001 Never Stop The Alpenpop - -

[edit] Featured appearances

DJ Ötzi has made guest appearances with some albums recorded by other artists. The following is a list of albums by other artists that DJ Ötzi has appeared in.

  • (2003) - Live Is Life by Hermes House Band (record label unknown) - track unknown

[edit] Singles

Year Single Album NZ Singles Chart Certification
2001 "Don't Ha Ha" #15 (AUT) -
2001 "X-Mas Time" #7 (AUT) -
2001 "Ramalamadingdong" #37 (AUT) -
2001 "Hey Baby (Uuh, Aah)" #15 (AUT)
#1 (UK)
#1 (FRA)
#1 (AUS)
-
2001 "Doo Wah Diddy" #9 (UK) -
2002 "Hey Baby (Unofficial World Cup Remix)" #10 (UK) -
2002 "Today Is The Day" #19 (AUT) -
2003 "Burger Dance" #3 (AUT) -
2004 "Not Without Us" #10 (AUT) -
2004 "Tanz Den Rehakles" - -
2004 "Kanguru Dance" #15 (AUT) -
2005 "Servus Die Wadln" #27 (AUT) -

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