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Prof. Wolfff - Prof. Wolfff (1972)

vom: 24.05.2021

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Miyuko

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Krautrock

German progressive band formed in Ulm, 1971, by ex-members of two historical bands: Brandenburg and Second Thoughts. PROF. WOLFF has been brought to life once again in the second half of the 70's by Herrmann who went to Munich and gathered several musicians of the local scene (MISSUS BEASTLY, MUNJU, EMBRYO) to play improvised jazz rock/fusion. The final split took place in 1982.

The group played a mix of blues, psychedelic rock and acid-folk peppered with a tough Krautrock hardness, coarse vocals and light jazzy qualities, utterly dominated by the tastiest of heavy Hammond organ liberally slathered over the disc beginning to end! Bands like Deep Purple, Birth Control, Frumpy. The ten minute opener `Hetzjagd' is the longest and best track here, a powerful and dramatically unfolding rocker that explodes with a battery of 'Romi' Schickle's Hammand organ plied over almost every second of it. `Prof. Wolfff' will likely appeal to those who love the tougher vintage German bands but want something a little more structured that avoids the aimless drawn-out explorations that frequently came from so many of the Krautrock groups. Admittedly those who speak German will get much more out of the frequently darker political-flavoured lyrics here, but it still holds up as a forcibly melodic and rugged rocker with that relentlessly addictive Hammond organ sound. It truly is a rarely spoken-of dirty gem of early German progressive rock badly in need of reappraisal now that deserves to be placed alongside the higher regarded and more well-known classics of the Krautrock subgenre.

[color=#FF0000]A1		Hetzjagd	9:45
A2		Hans Im Gl�ck	7:37
A3		Mi�verst�ndnis	3:55
B1		Das Zimmer	4:45
B2		Weh' Uns	9:39
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- Klaus-Peter Schweizer / vocals, guitar, electric piano
- Friedrich Herrmann / lead guitar, harmonica, vocals
- Rolf 'Romi' Schickle / Hammond organ
- Detlev 'Mondo' Zech / bass, vocals
- Michael Sametinger / drums

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