EMERGENCY "Entrance" - die 2. LP 'Pinkelnder Soldat'-Genial + richtig selten

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Dec 22, 2013 Sold Date

Dec 12, 2013 Start Date

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Description

Das Ganze wird auch 'Brassrock' genannt -oder 'Progressive Rock' 'Krautrock' sowieso.

Die Platte wird momentan fast gar nicht angeboten! - In richtig gutem Zustand - Cover fast makellos - die Platte spielt mit wenig Geräuschen sauber durch. Alles wirkt ziemlich frisch! - Mit der Original CBS Hülle, schätze ich.

Für das Cover Motiv verdient die Truppe einen Extra 'Zeitgeist'- Preis!! - Lustig finde ich auch, dass sie sich in den Credits für die 'Orange' Verstärker Ausstattung bedanken und eigentlich ganz viel 'Marshall' Zeugs zu sehen ist! - Wäre so heute nicht mehr denkbar -

Foreign bidders welcome!

Label: CBS

Cat.-Nr.: S 64928

Jahr (Year): 1972

Land (Country): Germany

Zustand (Condition) - LP/Vinyl: wenig gespielt - wenig Geräusche - Optik sehr gut! (siehe Fotos)

Zustand (Condition) - Cover/Label: Frisch - fast wie neu - richtig gut!

Auszug aus 'discogs':

Tracklist Hide Credits

A1
Why Am I Doin' It Written-By – Hanus Berka, John Redpath 7:50
A2
Happiness Written-By – Jiri Matousek*, John Redpath 7:00
A3
Journey Written-By – Hanus Berka, John Redpath 7:30
B1
Emergency Entrance Written-By – Hanus Berka 11:20
B2
Killin' Time Written-By – Hanus Berka, John Redpath 10:20

Companies etc

Recorded At – Audio Tonstudio

Credits

Arranged By – Emergency (6)
Bass Guitar [Fender] – Otto Bezloja
Drums, Backing Vocals – John Redpath
Engineer [Recording, Mixing] – Stan Regal
Guitar – Frank Diez
Keyboards, Timbales, Backing Vocals – Jiri Matousek*
Lead Vocals, Percussion – Reddy (2)
Photography By [Back Cover] – Martin Pudenz
Photography By [Front Cover] – Ulf-G. Fahr
Producer – Hanus Berka
Tenor Saxophone, Soprano Saxophone, Baritone Saxophone, Flute, Synthesizer, Arranged By [Horns] – Hanus Berka

Notes

Recorded at Audio-Tonstudio, Berlin on the 27th–31th of January 1972 [sic]
Emergency uses the Orange-Amplification delivered by Music-Shop, Munich
? 1972 CBS [CBS logo] Eingetragenes Warenzeichen der Columbia Broadcasting System, Inc. – D Made in Germany

Informations

Hanus Berka (sax) from Prague came to Germany for the first time in the mid-sixties. After an extended stay in Las Vegas, he settled in Munich and formed Emergency at the end of 1970, comprising Udo Lindenberg (drums), Barrie Newby (guitar), Jiro Matousek (keyboards), Otto Bezloja (bass), Dusko Goykovic (trumpet) and Reddy (vocals) - four Czechoslovakians, one German and an Englishman! Their debut album proved them to be more related to the European jazz scene than the German one. For "Entrance" (1972), most of the band was changed, as jazz combos tend to be! Udo Lindenberg was replaced by John Redpath and on occasion, famous drummer Curt Cress also performed with the band. At the end of 1972, Emergency was re-organized again, and signed with Brain Records. "Get Out Of The Country" (1973) was recorded by Berka, Peter Bischof (vocals), Richard Palmer-James (guitar, ex-Supertramp, later with D.D.Sound, La Bionda!), Jerzy Ziembrowski (bass), Veit Marvos (keyboards, ex-2066 & Then), Martin Harrison (percussion) and Bernd Knaak (drums). Bischof had a soul-ish voice, resulting in a merging of jazz, soul and funk rock, quite song-oriented and mainstream. The best track was the 12-minute title track. "No Compromise" (1974) was recorded by Berka, Palmer-James, Frank Diez (guitar, bass, ex-Armaggedon, later with Randy Pie, Karthago, Ihre Kinder, Atlantis), Ralf Toursel (piano) and Hans Stoer (bass). Arguably, this was their best album, due to larger doses of inspired instrumental work. After Emergency disbanded, Frank Diez and Peter Bischof recorded a similarly-styled album together for Atlantic in 1975.
(Quelle: Cosmic Dreams at Play)