Welterweight is a weight class division in combat sports. Originally the term "welterweight" was used only in boxing, but other combat sports like kickboxing, taekwondo and mixed martial arts also began to use it for their own weight division system. In most sports that use it, welterweight is heavier than lightweight but lighter than middleweight.

Boxing

Professional boxing

A welterweight boxer's weight is greater than 140 pounds (63.5 kilos), but not greater than 147 pounds (66.7kilos).

Henry Armstrong holds the division record for most title defenses at 18. Felix Trinidad was the longest reigning champion, holding the IBF title six years, eight months, and fourteen days. Sugar Ray Robinson is generally considered to be the greatest welterweight of all time.

Notable fighters who have fought as welterweights include Barney Ross, Jackie Fields, Johar Abu Lashin, Ted "Kid" Lewis, Jimmy McLarnin, Jack Britton, Henry Armstrong, Fritzie Zivic, Sugar Ray Robinson, Kid Gavilan, Carmen Basilio, Emile Griffith, José Nápoles, Sugar Ray Leonard, Thomas Hearns, Roberto Durán, Julio César Chávez, Pernell Whitaker, Félix Trinidad, Oscar De La Hoya, Ike Quartey, Shane Mosley, Vernon Forrest, Zab Judah, Floyd Mayweather Jr., Ricky Hatton, Victor Ortiz, Micky Ward, Arturo Gatti, Joshua Clottey, Miguel Cotto and Manny Pacquiao.

Olympic champions

1904 – 1920 – 1924 – 1928 – 1932 – 1936 – 1948 – 1952 – 1956 – 1960 – 1964 – 1968 – 1972 – 1976 – 1980 – 1984 – 1988 – 1992 – 1996 – 2000 – 2004 – 2008 –

Commonwealth champions

2010 – Patrick Gallagher (NIR)

Professional Boxing Champions

Current champions

!Sanctioning Body	!Reign Began	!Champion	!Record	!Defenses
	April 10, 2009	Vyacheslav Senchenko	32-0 (21 KO)	3
	April 16, 2011	Victor Ortiz	29-2-2 (22 KO)	0
	December 11, 2009	Jan Zaveck	31-1-0-1 (18 KO)	3
	November 14, 2009	Manny Pacquiao	53-3-2 (38 KO)	2

List of welterweight boxing champions

Kickboxing

The weight division system is different in each organisation. So the kickboxing weight divisions of some international organisations vary:

International Kickboxing Federation (IKF) Welterweight (Pro & Amateur) 142.1 lbs. - 147 lbs.(64.6 kg - 66.8 kg).

World Kickboxing Association (WKA) fixed 140–147 pounds (63.5–67 kg) for welterweight.

International Sport Karate Association (ISKA) set 142.1–147 pounds (64.6–66.8 kg) for welterweight.

Muay Thai

Muay Thai has fixed its weight division as similar to boxing. According to World Muay Thai Council (WMC), its welter weight is from 140 pounds (63.5 kg) to 147 pounds (66.6 kg). And World Muay Thai Federation (WMF) which is the official amateur organization fixed from 63.5 to 67 kg for adult. The Junior category is the same as adult.

International Kickboxing Federation (IKF) Muay Thai Welterweight (Pro & Amateur) 142.1 lbs. - 147 lbs.(64.59 kg - 66.8 kg).

Shoot boxing

The official rules of shoot boxing define welterweights as between 65 and 67 kg (143.3 to 147.7 lb).

Mixed martial arts

International Sport Combat Federation ISCF: Welterweight: 155.1 to 170 lbs. / 70.45.1 kg - 77.27 kg

Taekwondo

In the sport of olympic taekwondo, welterweight falls between 74 and 80 kg. At the weight classes for the olympic games it is between 68 and 80 kg.

Bodybuilding

According to the National Physique Association, in bodybuilding a welterweight weighs more than 154.25 lbs and not more than 165.25 lbs.

References and notes

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Coordinates	6°7′55″N1°13′22″N
name	Volker Pispers
birth date	January 18, 1958
birth place	Mönchengladbach-Rheydt
medium	Cabaret, books, radio
nationality	German
active	1983 – present
genre	Observational comedy, Wit/Word play, Political satire, Black comedy
subject	German culture, German language, German and American politics
website	www.volker-pispers.de (german) }}

Volker Pispers (born January 18, 1958 in Mönchengladbach-Rheydt) is a German Kabarett artist, who is well known for his drastic and sometimes sarcastic commentary on current events, especially about the political situation in Germany but also about the politics of the United States since 9/11 and during the Iraq War.

Biography

After his Abitur, Pispers moved to Bonn and later Münster where he studied english studies, theology and pedagogy. From 1979 to 1980 he worked as a foreign language assistant in England, where he developed a liking for black comedy.

After returning to Germany, he worked as a member of several children's theatre and cabaret arrangements. His first solo program, ''Kabarette sich, wer kann'', first opened in 1983. In the same year he finished his education and started working as an English teacher. In 1990 he became a member of the ensemble of the Kom(m)ödchen in Düsseldorf and later on its artistic director. However, in 1991, he gave up this position to tour Germany with his solo programs. Over the 1990s he received a number of awards and became a well-known figure in German political cabaret.

In 2002 he first went on tour with his program ''...bis neulich'' ("...until recently"), which was originally conceived as a Best of of his twenty years in cabaret. It was extremely successful and made him a lot more popular, especially due to his harsh criticism of the Bush administration and the Iraq War, which were very unpopular in Germany at the time. Due to its huge success, Pispers continues to tour Germany with the program, which he frequently updates according to recent developments. He has also become a staunch critic of capitalism.

He currently lives in Düsseldorf-Oberkassel in the German state of North Rhine-Westphalia.

Works

Books

1996: ''Volkerkunde''

2001: ''Gefühlte Wirklichkeiten''

2003: ''Volkerkunde'' (Anniversary Edition)

CDs

1995: ''Frisch gestrichen''

1996: ''Ein Wort ergab das andere''

1999: ''Damit müssen Sie rechnen'' (2 CDs)

2000: ''Update 2000'' – ''Damit müssen Sie rechnen'' (2 CDs)

2002: ''… bis neulich'' (2 CDs)

2004: ''… bis neulich 2004 … aktualisierte Fassung'' (2 CDs)

2007: ''Kabarett Sampler: 3. Politischer Aschermittwoch'' (2 CDs)

2007: ''… bis neulich 2007… live in Bonn'' (2 CDs)

2009: ''Volker Pispers live 2009'' (2 CDs)

2010: ''… bis neulich 2010 … aktualisierte Fassung'' (2 CDs)

DVDs

2004: ''live in Berlin. … bis neulich'' (Live in Berlin)

2007: ''… bis neulich 2007… live in Bonn''

2010: ''… bis neulich 2010…''

Awards

1988 – (Mönchen)-Gladbach satire award

1989 – Kulturpreis der Sparkassen-Kulturstiftung Rheinland (Sponsorship award)

1996 – Mindener Stichling; Deutscher Kleinkunstpreis (cabaret category)

1998 – Memminger Maul; Kleinkunstmaske Garching; Gaul von Niedersachsen

2000 – ''AZ-Stern des Jahres'' of Abendzeitung aus München

2003 – Obernburger Ehrenmühlstein

2004 – Bocholter Pepperoni

2005 – Cabaret award „Knurrhahn“ sponsored by the city of Wilhelmshaven; Deutscher Kabarettpreis (Main award)

2006 – Bayerischer Kabarettpreis (Main award)

2007 – Morenhovener Lupe

External links

Homepage of Volker Pispers (German)

Theater Kontor: Agency and tour dates (German)

Volker Pispers at con anima publishers

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Coordinates	6°7′55″N1°13′22″N
name	Zarah Leander
birthname	Zarah Stina Hedberg
birth date	March 15, 1907
birth place	Karlstad, Sweden
death date	June 23, 1981
death place	Stockholm, Sweden
occupation	Actress, singer
yearsactive	1929–1979
spouse	Nils Leander (1926–1930)Vidar Forsell (1932–1943)Arne Hülphers (1956–1978)
website	}}

Zarah Leander (15 March 1907 – 23 June 1981) was a Swedish actress and singer.

Leander began her career in the late 1920s, and by the mid 1930s her success in Europe, particularly in Germany and the Scandinavian countries, led to invitations to work in the United States. Leander was reluctant to relocate her children, and opted to remain in Europe, and from 1936 was contracted to work for the German Universum Film AG (UFA) while continuing to record songs. Leander later noted that while her films were successful, her work as a recording artist was more profitable.

As a result of her controversial choice to work for the state-owned UFA in Adolf Hitler's Germany, her films and song lyrics were viewed by some as propaganda for the Nazi cause, although she took no public political position. Leander was strongly criticized as a result, particularly in Sweden where she returned after her Berlin home was bombed during an air raid. Initially she was shunned by much of the artistic community and public in Sweden, and found herself unable to resume her career after the Second World War. It was several years before she could make a comeback in Sweden, and she would remain a figure of public controversy for the rest of her life.

Eventually she returned to performing throughout Europe, but was unable to equal the level of success she had previously achieved. She spent her later years in retirement in Stockholm, and died there at the age of 74.

Beginnings

She was born as Sara Stina Hedberg in Karlstad. While Zarah Leander's career in the Third Reich has been criticized, rumors nevertheless erroneously implied that Zarah was of Jewish heritage. According to her son Göran, his mother's family, going back through generations, were from the Swedish provinces of Dalarna and Värmland.

Although Zarah Leander studied piano and violin as a small child, and sang on stage for the first time at the age of six, she initially had no intention of becoming a professional performer and led an ordinary life for several years. As a teenager she lived two years in Riga (1922–1924), where she learned German, took up work as a secretary, married Nils Leander (1926), and had two children (1927 and 1929). However, in 1929 she was engaged, as an amateur, in a touring cabaret by the entertainer and producer Ernst Rolf and for the first time sang "Vill ni se en stjärna," ('Do you want to see a star?') which soon would become her signature tune.

In 1930, she participated in four cabarets in the capital, Stockholm, made her first records, including a cover of Marlene Dietrich's "Falling in Love Again", and played a part in a film. However, it was as "Hanna Glavari" in Franz Lehár's operetta ''The Merry Widow'' that she had her definitive break-through (1931). By then she had divorced Nils Leander. In the following years, she expanded upon her career and made a living as an artist on stage and in film in Scandinavia. Her fame brought her proposals from the European continent and from Hollywood, where a number of Swedish actors and directors were working.

In the beginning of the 1930s she performed with the Swedish revue artist, producer and songwriter Karl-Gerhard who was a prominent anti-Nazi. He wrote a song for Zarah Leander, "I skuggan av en stövel" (In the shadow of a boot), in 1934 which strongly condemned the persecution of Jews in Nazi-Germany.

Zarah Leander opted for an international career on the European continent. As a mother of two school-age children, she ruled out a move to America. In her view it was, most of all, too insecure. She feared the consequences, should she bring the children with her such a great distance and subsequently be unable to find employment. Despite the political situation, Austria and Germany were much closer, and Leander was already well-versed in German.

A second breakthrough, by contemporary measures her international debut, was the world premiere (1936) of ''Axel an der Himmelstür'' at the Theater an der Wien in Vienna, directed by Max Hansen. It was a parody on Hollywood and not the least a parody of the German Marlene Dietrich, who had left a Europe marked by Benito Mussolini, Joseph Stalin and Adolf Hitler. It was followed by the Austrian film ''Premiere,'' in which she played the role of a successful cabaret star.

The UFA star

In 1936, she landed a contract with UFA in Berlin. She became known as an extraordinarily tough negotiator, demanding influence and high salaries with half of her salary paid in Swedish kronor to a bank in Stockholm. Propaganda Minister Joseph Goebbels dubbed her an "Enemy of Germany", but as a leading film star at UFA, she participated in ten films, most of them great successes. However, unlike other film stars at the time, such as Olga Chekhova, Leander neither socialized with leading party members nor took part in official Nazi party functions. (Both actresses are rumored to have been Communist spies.)

At a party she met the Nazi minister of Propaganda, Josef Goebbels (Joseph Goebbels), who asked her ironically: "Zarah... Isn't this a Jewish name?" "Oh, maybe" the actress told "but what about Josef?" "Hmmm... yes, yes, a good answer" Goebbels replied.

In her films, Zarah Leander repeatedly played the role of a femme fatale, independently minded, beautiful, passionate and self-confident. Although most of her songs had a melancholic flair, some had a frivolous undertext, or could at least be interpreted that way. In 1942, in the midst of a burning war, Leander scored the two biggest hits of her recording career - in her signature deep voice, she sang her anthems of hope and survival: "Davon geht die Welt nicht unter" ('That is not the end of the world') and "Ich weiß, es wird einmal ein Wunder gescheh'n" ('I know that someday a miracle will happen'). These two songs in particular are often included in contemporary documentaries as obvious examples of effective Nazi propaganda at work; however, it should also be noted that Leander's performance on these tracks, along with countless other hits she had all over Europe, struck a chord with the German people. Although no exact record sales numbers exist, it is likely that she was among Europe's best-selling recording artists in the years prior to 1945. Zarah herself was quick to point out in later years that what made her a fortune was indeed not her salary from Ufa, but the royalties from the records she released. "Ich weiß, es wird einmal ein Wunder gescheh'n" was the song on which New Wave singer Nina Hagen (who grew up in the German Democratic Republic (GDR) and as a child had idolized Leander) based her 1983 hit "Zarah".

Return to Sweden

Her last film in Nazi Germany premiered on 3 March 1943. Her villa in the fashionable Berlin suburb of Grunewald was hit in an air raid, and the increasingly desperate Nazis pressured her to apply for German citizenship. At this point she decided to break her contract with Ufa, leave Germany, and retreat to Sweden, where she had bought a mansion at Lönö, not far from Stockholm.

After the Wehrmacht's defeat in the 1943 Battle of Stalingrad, public opinion in Sweden (the government of which remained officially neutral throughout the war, though ideologically aligned with the Allies, but also supplying the Nazis with strategic war materials), was more free to display outward hostility toward the Nazis, especially as news of the Holocaust became widespread (public opinion was mainly anti-Nazi from the start, but was censored in the press by the government, to avoid severe repercussions from Germany). Leander had been far too extensively associated with Nazi propaganda, and as a result was shunned. Gradually she managed to land engagements on the Swedish stage. After the war she did eventually return to tour Germany and Austria, giving concerts, making new records and acting in musicals. Her comeback found an eager audience among pre-war generations who had never forgotten her. She appeared in a number of films and television shows, but she would never regain the popularity she had enjoyed before and into the first years of World War II. In 1981, after having retired from show business, she died in Stockholm of a stroke.

After the war, Zarah Leander was often questioned about her years in Nazi Germany. Though she would willingly talk about her past, she stubbornly rejected allegations of her having had sympathy for the Nazi regime. She claimed that her position as a German film actress merely had been that of an entertainer working to please an enthusiastic audience in a difficult time. She repeatedly described herself as a political idiot.

Zarah Leander continued to be very popular in Germany for many decades after WWII. She was interviewed several times in German television until she died.

In 1987 two Swedish musicals were written about Zarah Leander.

In 2003 a bronze statue was placed in Zarah Leander's home town Karlstad, by the Opera house of Värmland where she first began her career. After many years of discussions, the town government accepted this statue on behalf of the first Swedish local Zarah Leander Society. Many great Swedish artists celebrated on that day, but nothing further has been done to profile Karlstad as the birthplace of Zarah Leander.. A Zarah Leander museum is open near her mansion outside Norrköping. Every year a scholarship is given to a creative artist in Zarah's tradition. The performer Mattias Enn received the prize in 2010, the female impersonator Jörgen Mulligan in 2009 and Zarah's friend and creator of the museum Brigitte Pettersson in 2008.

Filmography

1930 – ''Dantes Mysterier'', with Eric Abrahamson, Elisabeth Frisk, Gustaf Lövås

1931 – ''Falska Millionären'', with Sture Lagerwall, Fridolf Rhudin

1935 – ''Äktenskapsleken'', with Einar Axelsson, Karl Gerhard, Elsa Carlsson

1936 – ''Premiere'' (her first film in German), with Karl Martell, Attila Hörbiger, Theo Lingen

1937 – ''Zu neuen Ufern'', with Willy Birgel, Viktor Staal, Carola Höhn, Erich Ziegel, Hilde von Stolz

1937 – ''La Habanera'', with Ferdinand Marian, Karl Martell, Paul Bildt, Edwin Juergenssen, Werner Finck

1938 – ''Heimat'', with Heinrich George, Ruth Hellberg, Lina Carstens, Paul Hörbiger, Leo Slezak

1938 – ''Der Blaufuchs'', with Willy Birgel, Paul Hörbiger, Jane Tilden, Karl Schönböck, Rudolf Platte

1939 – ''Es war eine rauschende Ballnacht'', with Marika Rökk, Paul Dahlke, Aribert Wäscher

1939 – ''Das Lied der Wüste'', with Gustav Knuth, Friedrich Domin, Herbert Wilk, Franz Schafheitlin

1940 – ''Das Herz der Königin'', with Willy Birgel, Axel von Ambesser, Will Quadflieg, Margot Hielscher

1941 – ''Der Weg ins Freie'', with Hans Stüwe, Agnes Windeck, Siegfried Breuer, Hedwig Wangel

1942 – ''Die große Liebe'', with Viktor Staal, Paul Hörbiger, Grethe Weiser, Wolfgang Preiss

1942 – ''Damals'', with Hans Stüwe, Rossano Brazzi, Karl Martell, Hilde Körber, Otto Graf

1950 – ''Gabriela'', with Siegfried Breuer, Carl Raddatz, Grethe Weiser, Gunnar Möller

1952 – ''Cuba Cabana'', with O. W. Fischer, Paul Hartmann, Hans Richter, Eduard Linkers, Karl Meixner, Werner Lieven

1953 – ''Ave Maria'', with Hans Stüwe, Marianne Hold, Hilde Körber, Berta Drews, Carl Wery

1954 – ''Bei Dir war es immer so schön'', with Willi Forst, Heinz Drache, Sonja Ziemann, Margot Hielscher

1959 – ''Der blaue Nachtfalter'', with Christian Wolff, Marina Petrowa, Paul Hartmann, Werner Hinz

1964 – ''Das Blaue vom Himmel'' (TV-Film), with Karin Baal, Toni Sailer, Carlos Werner

1966 – ''Das gewisse Etwas der Frauen'', with Nadja Tiller, Anita Ekberg, Romina Power, Robert Hoffmann, Michèle Mercier

Operettas and musicals

1931 Franz Lehár, ''Die lustige Witwe''

1936 Ralph Benatzky, ''Axel an der Himmelstür'' (as ''Gloria Mills'')

1958 Ernst Nebhut, Peter Kreuder, ''Madame Scandaleuse'' (as ''Helene'')

1960 Oscar Straus, ''Eine Frau, die weiß, was sie will'' (as ''Manon Cavallini'')

1964 Karl Farkas u. Peter Kreuder, ''Lady aus Paris'' (as ''Mrs. Erlynne'')

1968 Peter Thomas, Ika Schafheitlin, Helmuth Gauer, ''Wodka für die Königin'' (as ''Königin Aureliana'')

1975 Stephen Sondheim, Hugh Wheeler, ''Das Lächeln einer Sommernacht'' (as ''Madame Armfeldt'')

Footnotes

References

Ascheid, Antje. ''Hitler's heroines : stardom and womanhood in Nazi cinema''. Philadelphia, Pa. : Temple University Press, 2003

Carter, Erica. ''Dietrich's ghosts : the sublime and the beautiful in Third Reich film. London : BFI Publishing, 2004

Seiler, Paul. ''Ich bin eine Stimme''. LinkBerlin : Ullstein, 1997

Autobiography

''Es war so wunderbar. Mein Leben.'' Hamburg: Hoffmann u. Campe. 1973. ISBN 3-455-04090-X

External links

Listen to Zarah sing

Zarah Leander talking about her German film years (in Swedish)

Photographs and bibliography

Zarah Leander, German fan-site

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Coordinates	6°7′55″N1°13′22″N
Name	Sander van Doorn
Background	non_vocal_instrumentalist
Birth name	Sander Ketelaars
Alias	Filterfunk, Larsson, Purple Haze, Sam Sharp, Sandler
Born	February 28, 1979Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands
Genre	Trance, House
Occupation	DJ, Producer, Remixer
Years active	2004–present
Label	Doorn Records
Associated acts	Frequence
Website
Notable instruments	}}

Sander van Doorn () (born Sander Ketelaars [] on 28 February 1979 in Eindhoven, Noord-Brabant, Netherlands) is a Dutch trance music DJ and producer. He is listed at DJMag's top 100 djs list, debuting at #32 in 2006, then moving up to #13 in 2008, being #10 in 2009 and currently listed at #12 in the world. Another dance music poll, TranceAddict TOP 250 shows Sander at #5 in their rankings.

Sander hosts Identity podcast, which is being broadcast as a weekly radio show on Area channel of Sirius XM satellite radio. The show is being broadcast every Friday at 8 pm ET and replays every Saturday at 5 pm ET and Wednesdays at 6 pm ET.

The first big achievement in his career was securing residencies at Judgement Sunday in Ibiza and at the Gallery in London. Sander has DJ'ed at many major clubs, parties and venues around the world. In June 2007 he presented one of Eddie Halliwell's shows on BBC Radio One. He also did an essential mix for BBC Radio One in June 2006, the same month he won 'Best New Producer' at the Trance Awards. His productions, both original work and remixes, in 2007-2008 have generally been well received in the electronic music industry. Notable artists he has done remixes for include Robbie Rivera, Matt Darey, Randy Katana, Mode Hookers (Steve Angello & Sebastian Ingrosso), Blank & Jones, TDR, Armin van Buuren.

On 3 March 2008 Sander released his first artist album under the record label Spinnin' Records. The album was titled 'Supernaturalistic'. It is a 13 track album with a variation of tracks with a base in trance but all with their own take on the genre.

March 2008 saw Sander win an award for 'Best Breakthrough DJ' in the International Dance Music Awards at the Miami Winter Music Conference in 2008 (beating the likes of Calvin Harris, Deadmau5 and Axwell). His track "Riff" also received a nomination as the best "Underground Track".

In the summer of 2010 Sander had residency at the world famous Amnesia nightclub in Ibiza, Spain. On Tuesday of every month Sander was going behind the decks with the likes of such super star DJs as Armin van Buuren, Markus Schulz and Gareth Emery.

2010 was a very busy year for Sander both in the studio and on the global dance floor. Sander's "Renegade" track was the official anthem of the biggest trance party in the world - Trance Energy 2010 in the Netherlands, where he played on the Main Stage. He also did the official cd compilation for Trance Energy 2010.

Sander headlined a lot of music festivals with Bal en Blanc 16 in Montreal, Beyond Wonderland in San Bernardino, Electric Zoo in New York and Transmission in Prague just to name a few. A month long tour of North America, which started in April was a great success with the finale "Dusk Till Doorn" show at The Guvernment in Toronto.

In August 2010, Sander released his double cd compilation "Dusk Till Doorn" with big launch party at Avalon nightclub in Las Vegas, where Sander played an extended 5 hours set. Sander already brought his "Dusk Till Doorn" show to many nightclubs around the world and the list keeps on growing.

Just like in 2009, all of Sander's tracks produced in 2010 including "Renegade", "Daisy", "Reach Out", "Hymn 2.0" and "Daddyrock" went to the top of trance chart at Beatport music portal.

2011 has been another mile-stone year for Sander. In between huge headlining gigs at Energy, Mysteryland, EDC and his residency at worldwide Sensation festivals, he released his frist true cross-over hits 'Love is darkness' and 'Koko'. Besides that, his Dusk till Doorn compilation got its 2011 version, all of which earned him a Dutch Silver Harp award.

Discography

Albums

''Supernaturalistic'' (2008)

''Eleve11'' (September 19, 2011)

DJ Mixes

2006 Dance Valley Festival 2006

2006 I-D Digital Mix

2007 Fast And Furious

2010 From Dusk Till Doorn

2011 Dusk Till Doorn

Singles & EPs

2004 Twister (RR, as Sam Sharp)

2004 Loaded (Oxygen)

2004 Punk'd (Oxygen)

2004 Dark Roast (Oxygen)

2004 Deep / In-Deep (Reset, as Sam Sharp)

2004 Theme Song (Liquid, as Sandler)

2005 Chemistry EP (Liquid, as Sandler)

2005 Bling Bling (Oxygen)

2005 ERROR (Reset, as Sam Sharp)

2005 Adrenaline / Push Off Me (Oxygen, as Purple Haze)

2005 A.K.A (Oxygen)

2005 S.O.S. (Message In A Bottle) (Whitelabel, as Filterfunk)

2005 Hoover:Craft (Reset, as Sam Sharp)

2006 Eden / Rush (Oxygen, as Purple Haze)

2006 Pumpkin (Oxygen)

2007 Grasshopper/ Grass-Hopper (Oxygen)

2007 By Any Demand feat MC Pryme (Spinnin)

2007 King of My Castle (Sander van Doorn Remix)(Spinnin)

2007 Riff (DOORN)

2008 The Bass (Nebula/EMI)

2008 Apple

2008 Sushi

2008 Organic (with Marco V)

2009 Close My Eyes (with Robbie Williams and Pet Shop Boys) (Nebula)

2009 Roundabout (as Sam Sharp)

2009 What Say (with Marco V)

2009 Bastillion

2009 Bliksem (as Purple Haze)

2009 Ninety

2010 Renegade

2010 Daisy

2010 Reach Out

2010 Hymn 2.0 (as Purple Haze)

2010 Daddyrock

2010 Season (as Sandler, from 2004)

2010 Intro (XX Booty Mix)

2011 Love Is Darkness (with Carol Lee)

2011 Koko

2011 Timezone (as Purple Haze with Frederick)

Remixes

2004 Code 1 - House Music (SvD Dub)

2004 Sander van Doorn - Dark Roast (S.V.D. Remix)

2005 Manny Romero - Compadre (S.v.D. Remix)

2005 TDR - Squelch (Sander Van Doorn Remix)

2005 FilterFunk - S.O.S. (Message In A Bottle) (Sander van Doorn Remix)

2006 Armin van Buuren - Control Freak (Sander van Doorn Remix)

2006 Mohamed Sehly - Amazing Beat (SVD Without Going Cairo Remix)

2006 Tiësto - Dance4Life (Sander Van Doorn Remix)

2006 Club Scene Investigators - Direct Dizko (Sander Van Doorn Remix)

2006 Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam (Sander Van Doorn Remix)

2006 Sander van Doorn - Pumpkin (SvD Remix)

2006 Mode Hookers - Breathe (Sander van Doorn Remix)

2006 Yello - Oh Yeah (Sander van Doorn Remix)

2006 Filterfunk - S.O.S. (Message In A Bottle) [Sander van Doorn Mix]

2007 Wamdue Project - King Of My Castle (Sander van Doorn Vocal Mix)

2007 Gleave - Come With Me (SVD Stripped Edit)

2007 Arctic Monkeys - When The Sun Goes Down (Sander van Doorn Remix)

2008 Sia - The Girl You Lost To Cocaine (Sander van Doorn Remix)

2008 One Republic - Apologize (Sander van Doorn Bootleg)

2009 Sam Sharp - Roundabout (Sander van Doorn Main Mix)

2009 The Killers - Spaceman (Sander van Doorn Remix) Part 1

2009 The Killers - Spaceman (Sander van Doorn Remix) Part 2

2009 Depeche Mode - Peace (Sander van Doorn Remix)

2010 Swedish House Mafia - Miami 2 Ibiza (Sander van Doorn Remix)

References

External links

Official website

SVD TV

Interview Sander van Doorn - Actualites Electroniques Interview Sander van Doorn - Actualites Electroniques

Category:1979 births Category:Living people Category:Club DJs Category:Dutch dance musicians Category:Dutch DJs Category:Dutch electronic musicians Category:Dutch record producers Category:Dutch trance musicians Category:Eurodance musicians Category:People from Eindhoven Category:Remixers

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Coordinates	6°7′55″N1°13′22″N
Name	Söhne Mannheims
Background	group_or_band
Origin	Germany
Genre	Pop, Soul, Hip pop
Years active	1995-present
Label	Söhne Mannheims (Edel Music)
Website	Official site
Current members	Marlon B.Andreas Bayless Billy DavisRalf GustkeMichael Herberger Bernd HerrmannMichael KlimasKoshoRobbee MarianoHenning Wehland MetaphysicsXavier NaidooTino OacFlorian Sitzmann
Past members	Uwe Banton Claus Eisenmann J-Luv Jah MC Jah Meek Rolf Stahlhofen Pbc Edo Zanki }}

Söhne Mannheims (''Sons of Mannheim'') is a German musical band founded 1995 in Mannheim by Xavier Naidoo and others.

Discography

Albums

''Zion'' (2000)

''Noiz'' (2004)

''Power of the Sound (Live)'' (2005)

''Söhne, Mond und Sterne'' (2007)

''Wettsingen in Schwetzingen - MTV Unplugged'' (2008)

''IZ ON'' (2009)

''Barrikaden von Eden'' (2011)

Singles

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DVDs

''Power of the Sound'' (2005)

Awards

ECHO - "Best National Group" (2005).

External links

Official Homepage

Category:Musical groups established in 1995 Category:German musical groups

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