In the fall of 1978, Manfred Krug would begin to write and record an album that would be released as "Da bist du ja" in 1979. This catchy album contains songs arranged and composed by Ingfried Hoffmann that radiate jazzy vibes heavily inspired by his 1960s jazz career. In the song Mozart (track 7), Manfred Krug is accompanied by singing partner Joy Fleming, both providing tremendous vocals. Three years later in 1982, Krug would reunite with Hoffmann on Sesamstraße playing Manfred, one of the main characters until 1983.
Credits from Discogs:
- Arranged By – Ingfried Hoffmann (tracks: A5, A6), Peter Herbolzheimer (tracks: A1 to A4, B1 to B6)
- Bass – Jean Warland, Wolfgang Schmid
- Cello, Soloist [Solo] – Peter Grau
- Drums – Curt Bong
- Engineer [Toningeneur] – Carlos Albrecht
- Flugelhorn [Flügelhorn], Soloist [Soli] – Ack Van Rooyen
- Flute – Ferdinand Povel, James Towsey
- Guitar – Caterina Valente, Georg Lawall, Heinz Kitschenberg, Roy Louis, Jean Toots Thielemans*, Wolfgang Schmid
- Harp – Jonny Teupen
- Horns – Peter Ludes
- Keyboards [Tasteninstrumente] – Ingfried Hoffmann
- Lacquer Cut By – H*
- Liner Notes – Ingfried Hoffmann, Manfred Krug, Peter Herbolzheimer, Reginald Rudorf
- Music By, Lyrics By – Ingfried Hoffmann (tracks: A1, A2, A4 to B6), Manfred Krug (tracks: A1, A2, A4 to B6)
- Percussion – Jörg Gebhardt, Manfred Krug, Richard Sohm, Wolfgang Schlüter
- Photography By – Ottilie Krug
- Producer – Carl J. Schäuble, Manfred Krug
- Saxophone – Bernd Rabe, Ferdinand Povel, Fritz Dautel, James Towsey, Lothar Klören*
- Sleeve [Hüllengestaltung] – Rathin Chattopadhyay
- Strings – Symphonische Streicher Köln
- Trombone – Bart van Lier, Bertil Strandberg, Eric van Lier*, Joe Gallardo
- Trumpet – Ack Van Rooyen, Jan Oosthoff*, Klaus Osterloh, Ron Simmons*, Toni Rabold
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