Release : Kravetz feat. Udo Lindenberg - 8 Days In April "The Hamburg Scene"
Artist : Kravetz feat. Udo Lindenberg
Album : 8 Days In April "The Hamburg Scene"
Genre : Progressive Rock
Source : CDDA
Label : Melting Pot
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Date : 00-00-2009
Encoder : LAME 3.97 / -V2 --vbr-new
Quality : 199kbps 44100 kHz Joint Stereo
Tracks : 5
Time : 37:48 min
Size : 54.69 MB
1 I'd Like To Be A Child Again 9:33
2 Ann Toomuch 7:44
3 Routes 7:27
4 When The Dream Is Over 3:15
5 Master Of Time 9:49
Frenchman Jean-Jacques Kravetz is best known as the organist in Frumpy and
Atlantis. In 1972, he apparently had a rift with the rest of Frumpy and set off
to record a solo album for Vertigo with his friends Udo Lindenberg (drums,
percussion, vocals), who also wrote all lyrics and some of the music on the LP,
Carl-G. Stephan (bass), and Thomas Kretzschmer (guitars). Inga Rumpf handled the
vocals on one of the five tracks. Musically, this was fine, keyboard-dominated
progressive rock, offering much time for inspired instrumental work - almost
like a "lost" Frumpy album! It was recorded at Windrose studios, Hamburg, during
April 1972. Kravetz co-produced it with Thomas Kukuck (also the engineer on this
album). After this project, Kravetz returned to Frumpy in time to contribute to
the last part of the recordings for "By The Way" (1972). With Inga Rumpf and
Karl-Heinz Schott, he then founded Frumpy's logical successor, the more
mainstream rock group Atlantis. Kravetz also helped his mate Udo Lindenberg on
many of his solo albums.