Nine Days Wonder - Nine Days Wonder & Only The Dancers (Reissue) (1971-74/2003)
Artist: Nine Days Wonder
Title: Nine Days Wonder & Only The Dancers
Year Of Release: 1971-74/2003
Label: Citystudio Media Production
Genre: Krautrock, Prog Rock
Quality: Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:17:32
Total Size: 501 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Title: Nine Days Wonder & Only The Dancers
Year Of Release: 1971-74/2003
Label: Citystudio Media Production
Genre: Krautrock, Prog Rock
Quality: Flac (tracks, .cue, log)
Total Time: 01:17:32
Total Size: 501 Mb (scans)
WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist:
01. Fermillion
02. Moss Had Come
03. Apple Tree
04. Drag Dilemma
05. Long Disnace Line
06. Only The Dancers
07. It's Not My Fault
08. Frustration
09. Hoovercraft Queen
10. Time Is Due
11. The Way I'm Living
12. Moment
Line-up:
Bass – Michael Bundt, Rolf Henning (tracks: 2, 3)
Drums – Sidhatta Gautama
Guitar – Rolf Henning
Keyboards – Steve Robinson
Saxophone, Flute, Backing Vocals – Dave Jackson*
Vocals – Walter Seyffer
German underground rock band of the 1970's hailing from Mannheim.
Eccentric and unique vocalist Walter Seyffer had fronted numerous bands during the 1960's. He claims to have established Nine Days Wonder in 1966, then known as The Graves, who gradually transformed into Nine Days Wonder proper in February 1970. Walter got together an unlikely collection of musicians from Germany, Austria, Ireland and England, to create a diverse rock fusion encompassing all forms of Krautrock and showing distinct Frank Zappa and British progressive rock influences.
Eccentric and unique vocalist Walter Seyffer had fronted numerous bands during the 1960's. He claims to have established Nine Days Wonder in 1966, then known as The Graves, who gradually transformed into Nine Days Wonder proper in February 1970. Walter got together an unlikely collection of musicians from Germany, Austria, Ireland and England, to create a diverse rock fusion encompassing all forms of Krautrock and showing distinct Frank Zappa and British progressive rock influences.