Swiss Krautrock recorded in 1971-1973. Swiss people (at least the German speaking part of Switzerland) also have a rich Sauerkraut-tradition as the Germans have.
This one is the Swiss "Birth Control" plus "Spooky Tooth" plus "Atomic Rooster" and "Audience". Extraordinary vocals by Richard John Rusinski.
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Live at "Internationales Jazzfestival Bern" 1980. Fascinating Texas blues violin playing by CGB!
This is the "Frank Zappa of Switzerland": "Infrasteff" Signer.
Billy Cobham on 3 tracks, meeting those crazy Swiss cowgirls and cowboys...
Look also here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N88I...xfiLjh&index=4
A strong comeback after 50 years. Swiss Krautrock.
A typical product of the 80ies: a little bit of Jazz, a little bit of Latin, a little bit of New Age, a little bit of Soundtracksound, a little bit of Yello and AN OVERDOSE of synthesizers. Drum programming was everything then. But: the drum-kit should be everything!
A very respectable Swiss guitar player anyway (Ex-Shivananda, Yello)
Whatever became of Chico Hablas, anybody knows?
Listen to "Marguerita" A2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i0lFEUr16EU
Psychedelic progressive rock from Basel.
Ertlif: the Swiss "Procol Harum"
He was their formidable vocalist from London: Richard John Rusinski https://www.rfv.ch/magazin/news/2018...verstummt.html
Superb dynamics from this 1992 reissue.
The first Swiss Blues album 1961 was an illegal production for Folkways Records: https://www.audioheritage.org/vbulle...l=1#post440565
First great Swiss Rock Lady with a little help from German/Austrian studio musicians Hartmut Pfannmüller/Christian Kolonovits and others. She was called "The Swiss Chi Coltrane". Rock for the Lady! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XWJowh1YsI0
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