ORGAN EXPLOSION
''ORGAN EXPLOSION''
2014
55:57
1 /Strange Normal /5:08
2 /Sneeky /5:54
3 /Mimi Lotta /7:41
4 /Kaesehoch Drei /5:05
5 /Gear Down /6:35
6 /Dark Heaven /5:13
7 /Kung Fu Funk /6:37
8 /Momi Likes Her Boy /8:00
9 /Organ Explosion Supershow /6:02
Biboul Darouiche /Congas, Tambourine
Hansi Enzensperger /Keyboards, Organ
Matthias Götz /Trombone
Ludwig Kloeckner /Bass (Electric)
Sascha Lüer /Sax (Alto)
Manfred Mildenberger /Drums, Percussion
Martina Mühlpointer /Vocals
Florian Sagner /Trumpet
Keyboard wizard Hansi Enzensperger and his colleagues Ludwig Kloeckner (bass) and Manfred Mildenberger (drums) locked themselves in a studio for three months with a Hammond organ, electric bass, and a Ludwig drum set with Rhodes, Clavinet, Space Echo, and Wurlitzer. In other words: with all the vintage treasures they could lay their hands on!
A rousing debut album that blasts the 70s sound aesthetic into today s musical landscape.
Melodies for millions, with the sex of funk, the dirt of the blues, a punk attitude, and the freedom of jazz.
''ORGAN EXPLOSION''
2014
55:57
1 /Strange Normal /5:08
2 /Sneeky /5:54
3 /Mimi Lotta /7:41
4 /Kaesehoch Drei /5:05
5 /Gear Down /6:35
6 /Dark Heaven /5:13
7 /Kung Fu Funk /6:37
8 /Momi Likes Her Boy /8:00
9 /Organ Explosion Supershow /6:02
Biboul Darouiche /Congas, Tambourine
Hansi Enzensperger /Keyboards, Organ
Matthias Götz /Trombone
Ludwig Kloeckner /Bass (Electric)
Sascha Lüer /Sax (Alto)
Manfred Mildenberger /Drums, Percussion
Martina Mühlpointer /Vocals
Florian Sagner /Trumpet
Keyboard wizard Hansi Enzensperger and his colleagues Ludwig Kloeckner (bass) and Manfred Mildenberger (drums) locked themselves in a studio for three months with a Hammond organ, electric bass, and a Ludwig drum set with Rhodes, Clavinet, Space Echo, and Wurlitzer. In other words: with all the vintage treasures they could lay their hands on!
A rousing debut album that blasts the 70s sound aesthetic into today s musical landscape.
Melodies for millions, with the sex of funk, the dirt of the blues, a punk attitude, and the freedom of jazz.
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