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Wolfgang Dauner's Et Cetera-Knirsch-'72 MPS FUSION JAZZ ROCK-NEW LP

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 Wolfgang Dauner's Et Cetera-Knirsch-'72 MPS FUSION JAZZ ROCK-NEW LP

WOLFGANG DAUNER's Et Cetera Knirsch


WOLFGANG DAUNER's Et Cetera
Knirsch

Wolfgang Dauner's Et Cetera* Feat. Jon Hiseman, Larry Coryell ‎– Knirsch
Label:
Long Hair ‎– LHC160
Format:
Vinyl, LP, Album, Reissue
Country:
Germany
Released:
2016
Genre:
Jazz, Rock
Style:
Psychedelic Rock, Experimental, Krautrock, Fusion

 

The first ever vinyl reissue of Wolfgang Dauner's Et Cetera's legendary production with Colosseum drummer Jon Hiseman and jazz rock guitar player Larry Coryell. This is one of the best German jazz rock albums of all time! This edition comes with remastered sound, reproduced artwork, and a 4-sided LP-cover-sized insert offering a lot of information plus rare photos.

 

Tracklist

A1     The Really Great Escape

    Composed By – L. Coryell*

    4:10
A2     Sun     6:39
A3     Yan

    Voice, Effects [Sounds] – Richard Ketterer

    12:59
B1     Tuning Spread     11:07
B2     Yin     9:49


Companies, etc.

    Recorded At – MPS-Studio, Villingen
    Licensed From – HGBS Musikproduktion UG
    Phonographic Copyright (p) – Long Hair
    Copyright (c) – Long Hair

Credits

    Artwork [Additional] – shapefruit AG
    Bass – Günter Lenz
    Composed By – W. Dauner* (tracks: A2 to B2)
    Cover [Design], Photography By [Outside Cover] – Frieder Grindler
    Drums – Jon Hiseman
    Drums, Percussion – Fred Braceful
    Engineer – Rolf Donner
    Guitar – Larry Coryell
    Keyboards, Electronics [Electronic Devices] – Wolfgang Dauner
    Liner Notes [Translation] – Dr. Martina Häusler
    Photography By [Inside Cover] – H. Mall*, J. Becker*
    Producer, Supervised By [Recording Director] – Willi Fruth
    Remastered By – Jörg Scheuermann

Notes
Comes in a gatefold-sleeve.
Recorded at MPS-Studio, Villingen, March 1972.

Made in Germany
Barcode and Other Identifiers

    Rights Society: GEMA
    Barcode: 4035177001600

Completely new standards were set with this recording in 1972. “Knirsch” became cult and still is until now, almost 40 years after its release. A unique example for the successful interweaving of jazz, rock, avant-garde and electronic.

The musicians: US guitarist Larry Coryell, German keyboarder Wolfgang Dauner, British drummer Jon Hiseman, US percussionist Fred Braceful and German bassist Gunter Lenz. It was foremost Dauner’s musical handwriting which influenced this production and which was in 1972 released on the legendary MPS label.

As its first issue, the Villingen HGBS Musikproduktion in succession of MPS will release the border surpassing masterpiece CD with of course its eye catching cover of the wide open dentures. “Knirsch” lost nothing of its initial musical stimulus. And for the primarily young generation, it may be a totally new discovery. Although some may know at least one title, the final track “Yin”. As this one (an honour not too many German composers experienced) was covered by Larry Coryell on his recording “Introducing The Eleventh House”.

The group on „Knirsch“ was named „Et Cetera“ by Dauner and he explained it as follows: „We want to make spontaneous music. Music, created at the very moment of playing and allowing its development as we go on. We let it continue on and on, but it must sound alive. We despise categories and limits.”

„ ‚Knirsch’ is good, more than that: it’s excellent, since it is a mix of electronic and rock which is at all times spontaneous,“ was then written by the magazine „fab“.

Additional critics of the seventies:

„I have rarely experienced a group with such an extensive range. From atonal to jazz and on to pop music versions – practically everything is contained here.”

„Jon Hiseman and Larry Coryell fitted on impulse and extremely well into Dauner’s and the other musicians’ playing while influencing the music essentially, considering they played only a few mutual live concerts together and the studio dates were also kept short. Here, a dynamic fusion of jazz, rock, space and electronic elements was created.

„...Wolfgang Dauner’s ‚Et Cetera’, who undoubtedly delivered the most electrifying contribution to the entire festival“.

„The total improvisation by the ‚Et Cetera’-Group is nourished by pop, jazz and electronic music. Dauner melts border lines into an aesthetic organisation”.

High time for a new discovery of this path breaking recording.
 


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