Satin Whale - Desert Places - Limited Vinyl - Import LP Record

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Satin Whale

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Formed in 1971 by Thomas Brück (b/acoustic-g/vo) and Gerald Dellmann (organ/p/synth/vibe), the German jazz-rock band continued to be active until the early 80's. Their debut album was released on Brain in Germany in '74. Their debut album was released by Brain in Germany in 1974 and was reissued for the first time since the 70's as a limited 180g analog reissue. The original version is known as a collector's item, and although a reissue was released in '79, it has not been reissued on CD or vinyl since then. The album is a jazz-rock album with a heavy German-rock feel, featuring the versatile flute/woodwind of Dieter Roesberg, who also plays guitar, and the over 10-minute long 'Perception', which is led by Gerald Dellmann's organ, electric piano, and fuzz guitar. The album is a gem with a psychedelic/art-rock feel and a unique downer groove, brought about by Gerald Dellmann's organ, electric piano, and fuzz guitar, and is a melodious but straight-forward work. This debut album is impressive for its melodic yet lyricism filled melodies and songs that are not straightforward.This AUDIOPHILE edition reproduces the original disc as closely as possible.