Rudi Schuricke

Erhard Rudolf Hans Schuricke, known as Rudi Schuricke, was born 16 March 1913 in Brandenburg an der Havel, Germany, and was a German singer and actor. After singing and acting lessons, he joined the Königsberg singing group Schmidts Harmonisten in 1931 and was discovered by Stephan Kardosch in 1933, leading to his first recording, "Hallo, kleines Fräulein". In 1943, he released "Capri‑Fischer", which earned a gold record in 1946. Schuricke issued albums such as Caprifischer (1949), Ganz Leis Erklingt Musik (1970), and So Leb’ Dein Leben (1973). He also collaborated with orchestras of Max Rumpf, Michael Jary, and Peter Kreuder. He died of a stroke on 28 December 1973.

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