Doldinger's Motherhood - Motherhood (2024 Remaster) - Import Vinyl LP Record

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Doldinger'S Motherhood

Description:

A cult work of Krautrock from the 1970s is revived on the latest remastered analog LP! This is the second album by DOLDINGER'S MOTHERHOOD, the psychedelic jazz-rock band led by Germany's leading jazz saxophonist and film composer Klaus Doldinger before he formed the legendary jazz band PASSPORT. This is the second album by DOLDINGER'S MOTHERHOOD, a psychedelic jazz-rock band that DOLDINGER'S MOTHERHOOD led before forming DOLDINGER'S MOTHERHOOD, and a long-awaited reissue of an important work in the history of German rock music. This musical alchemy of rock, psychedelic, jazz, and avant-garde eventually incorporated elements of electronic music and evolved in its own unique way. In the course of exploring new ways of expression and musical styles that differed from American and British rock and pop, bands with diverse musical styles, such as NEU!The 70's works from the Krautrock era have been reissued on analog LP! Despite being released almost 50 years ago, the reissued works all convey the free and experimental atmosphere of the time, and are recorded with newly remastered sound sources. The reissues bring the spirit of the original recordings back to life today in the best possible sound quality. DOLDINGER'S MOTHERHOOD "MOTHERHOOD" ★★★★★Klaus Doldinger, Germany's leading jazz saxophonist and film composer, also known for his work on "U-Boat" and "The Neverending Story", formed his band in the late 1960's. DOLDINGER'S MOTHERHOOD was formed in the late 1960s by Klaus Doldinger, who is also known for composing music for "U-Boat" and "The Neverending Story. DOLDINGER'S MOTHERHOOD's second album "MOTHERHOOD" released in 1970 will be reissued in analog format.This psychedelic jazz-rock album is a musical turning point for Klaus Doldinger, who would go on to form PASSPORT in 1971, Germany's leading jazz fusion band, also known as the "Weather Report of Europe. The band includes not only Doldinger, but also other members. In addition to Doldinger, the band included Lothar Meid and Udo Lindenberg, who would later work with Doldinger in PASSPORT, as well as Keith Forsey and Paul Vincent, who would go on to form Hallelujah. This long-awaited reissue of this important work in the history of German rock is the latest remastering.

Tracklisting:

1.Devil Don't Get Me
2.Song of Dying
3.Circus Polka
4.Yesterday's Song