Gerhard Polt is a celebrated Bavarian author, filmmaker, actor, and satirist, widely recognized for his meticulous observations of the everyday quirks of Bavarian and German life. Born on May 7, 1942, in Munich, Germany, Polt's career spans decades and he is best known for his sharp-witted and often biting commentary on society, delivered through his distinctive Bavarian dialect.

Although not primarily known for his contributions to music, his body of work includes spoken-word performances, comedy albums, and collaborations with musicians where his satirical monologues are complemented by musical accompaniment. In the celebration of his long-standing career, "40 Jahre (Live)" encapsulates a breadth of Polt's work performed live, showcasing his unique ability to capture and critique the Bavarian spirit. "Schee war's - Das Beste" compiles some of his finest moments that have resonated with audiences, further cementing his status as a cultural icon. "Fröhliche Frohheit," another addition to his discography, presents Polt's humorous take on the festive mood, displaying his talent for marrying humor with traditional sounds and contemporary issues. Though his primary lane of success is not music-centered, Gerhard Polt's contributions to the genre remain a testament to his versatility and enduring appeal as an entertainer.