Guru Guru - Don't Call Us (We Call You) (Reissue, Remastered) (1973/2006) CDRip
Artist: Guru Guru
Title: Don't Call Us (We Call You)
Year Of Release: 1973/2006
Label: Revisited Rec
Genre: Krautrock, Progressive Rock
Quality: Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:51:04
Total Size: 693 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: Don't Call Us (We Call You)
Year Of Release: 1973/2006
Label: Revisited Rec
Genre: Krautrock, Progressive Rock
Quality: Flac (image, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:51:04
Total Size: 693 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Africa Steals The Show (M.Neumeier, A.Genrich, H.Hartmann) 12:25
02. Round Dance (A.Genrich, M.Neumeier) 08:39
03. 200 Clichés (A.Genrich, B.Schaab, H.Hartmann) 05:11
04. Das Zwickmaschinchen (M.Neumeier, A.Genrich, H.Hartmann) 04:46
05. Guru Guru Ltd. (A.Genrich) 11:39
Bonus CD: Live Audience Recording From German Rock Festival '73
01. 200 Clichés (A.Genrich, B.Schaab, H.Hartmann) 06:56
02. Ooga Booga (M.Neumeier, A.Genrich, B.Schaab) 34:19
03. Der Elektrolurch (M.Neumeier, A.Genrich, B.Schaab) 16:29
04. Medley 10:40
a) Rocken Mit Eduard (M.Neumeier, A.Genrich, B.Schaab)
b) Somethin' Else (E.Cochran, S.Sheeley)
c) Weekend (E.Cochran)
d) Twenty Flight Rock (E.Cochran, N.Fairchild)
Ax Genrich - Guitar, Acoustic Guitar, Banjo, Vocals
Hans Hartmann - Bass, Acoustic Bass, Piano
Mani Neumeier - Drums, Congas, Gong, Cymbal, Vocals
Formed in 1970, Guru Guru was a German prog rock outfit whose largely instrumental work set the group squarely within the boundaries of what is commonly referred to decades later as Krautrock. While guitarist Ax Genrich, Uli Trepte, and keyboardist/drummer (and Cluster collaborator) Mani Neumeier remained the core of the band throughout its ten-year existence, a number of other musicians passed through the band's ranks, including Cluster co-founder Hans-Joachim Roedelius, who played keyboards on 1976's Mani und Seine Freunde, and keyboardist Ingo Bischof, who assumed increasing control of the group until its 1979 dissolution following the release of Hey Du, recorded under the name the Guru Guru Sun Band.