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Showing posts with label Klaus Lenz Big Band. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Klaus Lenz Big Band. Show all posts
Tuesday, 21 January 2020

Klaus Lenz Jazz & Rock Machine - Sleepless Nights (DDR 1980)

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Line-Up: Trumpet, Flugelhorn – Charles Green, Klaus Lenz Trombone – Bertl "Harisharan" Strandberg, Meinolf Humpert...
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Saturday, 1 October 2016

More Klaus Lenz with 1978's Fusion, Here called the Jazz and Rock Machine

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We heard Fusion before in another post, though this seems to be different. Here, the track called Equinox is remarkable: Info...
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Thursday, 29 September 2016

(Klaus Lenz) Modern Soul (Big) Band in 1974 and 1976

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Not surprisingly, the earlier 1974 album is the better of the two, with Lenz still involved as leader.  Curiously, and t...
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Wednesday, 21 September 2016

Meeting with GDR's Modern Soul Band (1979)

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OK, here we go with more large German soul-rock bands with one foot in the fusion scene, the other in a commercial cesspooled septic...
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Wednesday, 22 June 2016

Klaus Lenz (Big) Band's Aufbruch (1976) and Wiegenlied (1977)

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Back to the baby we saw earlier this month, now digging some red-hot fusion on big-ass headphones.  This GDR ba...
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Saturday, 7 June 2014

Klaus Lenz Big Band With Uschi BrĂ¼ning And Klaus Nowodworsky from 1974

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Yes sure let's pull out our trumpet when we're at the beach on a summer's day and play some jazz-- why not? How can we ...
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