Die Les Humphries Singers - Aufstieg und Fall einer Poplegende

This documentary delves into the origins of the Les Humphries Singers, formed by musician Les Humphries in Hamburg at the end of the 1960s. Drawing inspiration from the hippie musical "Hair," Humphries created a choir of international singers, producing modern gospel arrangements that resonated with audiences.

The film captures the group's meteoric success, highlighting their catchy hits such as "Promised Land," "Mexico," "Mama Loo," and "Kansas City." With a remarkable record sales of 48 million by 1976, the Les Humphries Singers became a defining act of their time. Their music and image reflect the vibrant spirit of the era, making this documentary a significant exploration of their impact on popular culture.