Falco 3 was the artist's biggest hit album in the United States because of the radio and video success of the song "Rock Me Amadeus." The track "Vienna Calling" is a forgotten minor hit, as it charted in the Top 20. Originally released in 1986, Falco 3 was out of print for years, until its reissue in 1996. "Jeanny" is also of note, as it was ridiculously banned from radio play for its theme of prostitution. A classic, synth pop piece of 1980s guilty pleasure. Six of these tracks appear on Falco's Greatest Hits disc, which is the definitive collection of the Austrian's new wave dance pop. Falco 3 is his best and most popular album. ~ JT Griffith, All Music Guide
All Music Guide Review
Falco 3 Track Listing
Credits of Falco 3
- Victoria Miles
- Vocals (Background)
- Gerbrand Westveen
- Musician
- Ferdi Bolland
- Arranger, Vocals (Background), Musician, Producer
- Rob Bolland
- Arranger, Producer, Musician, Vocals (Background)
- Robin Freeman
- Engineer
- Mats Bjorklund
- Executive Producer
- Lex Bolderdijk
- Musician
- Lisa Boray
- Vocals, Vocals (Background)
- Horst Bork
- Project Coordinator
- Frits Hirschlan
- Project Coordinator
- Michael Högel
- Engineer
- Olaf Kübler All Star Revival Band
- Musician
- Ton Op't Hof
- Musician
- Pat Shockly
- Vocals (Background)
- Curt Cress
- Arranger, Engineer, Executive Producer
- Munich
- Choir, Chorus
- Benny Gebauer
- Sax (Alto)
- Hans Hollestelle
- Musician
- Jan Hollestelle
- Musician
- Okkie Hyusdens
- Vocals (Background), Engineer
- Fred Leeflang
- Musician
- Mal Luker
- Engineer, Executive Producer
- Falco
- Director, Vocals (Background), Producer, Main Performer, Direction


















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