Cosmic Dreams at Play - Stoned Circus radio show - Free
Cosmic Dreams at Play - Stoned Circus radio show - Free
Cosmic Dreams at Play - Stoned Circus radio show - Free
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BROSELMASCHINE<br />
Personnel (Broselmaschine):<br />
• PETER BURSCH g<br />
• JENNI SCHUCKER v, flt<br />
• WILLI KISSMER v, g<br />
• LUTZ RINGER b<br />
• MIKE HELLBACH mellotron, perc<br />
ALBUM:<br />
• same (Pilz 20 2100-2) 1971<br />
Personnel (Peter Bursch & Die Broselmaschine):<br />
• PETER BURSCH g<br />
• WILLI KISSMER v, g<br />
• KLAUS DAPPER flt, b, sax, tuba<br />
ALBUM (up to '76):<br />
• same (Xenophone 161.012) 1976<br />
This was the project of Peter Bursch, a master of acoustic guitar. Besides the Broselmaschine<br />
albums, he has issued several hand books on how to play acoustic guitar. He formed the first<br />
Broselmaschine line-up way back in 1968, inspired by the American folk music of Bob Dylan,<br />
Joan Baez, Phil Ochs and Joni Mitchell. Some of these people brought with them experiences<br />
from Irish and British folklore. During the early seventies the band lived as a commune in<br />
Duisburg. Their first album was recorded in August 1971 and released on Pilz. It included six<br />
tracks in all, most outstanding was their Steeleye Span-ish version of the Scottish traditional song<br />
"Lassie", which came with perfect multi-voice harmonies electric guitar and mandolin. Other<br />
tracks like "Schmetterling" had a more eastern flavour with sitar. It is one of the best German<br />
folk rock albums ever recorded!<br />
Regretfully Broselmaschine disbanded about a year after this release. Some of the members<br />
travelled to India. In 1975 Peter Bursch formed a new Broselmaschine, now dubbing themselves<br />
'Peter Bursch & Die Broselmaschine' They were helped by Mani Neumeier and Roland Schaeffer<br />
from Guru Guru and Jan Fride from Kraan on a new LP project. In spite of these guest<br />
appearances, the resulting album was still in a clearly defined folk style, although quite different<br />
from the 1972 album.<br />
BROTHER T & FAMILY<br />
ALBUM:<br />
"Bralling Of The Rock" (Fass 15008) 1970<br />
No further inform<strong>at</strong>ion available about this one, perhaps it was another exploit<strong>at</strong>ion album<br />
fe<strong>at</strong>uring Lucifer's Friend members?<br />
BULLDOG<br />
Personnel:<br />
• GERHARDT STONING pno, v<br />
• MICHAEL EHRHARDT g<br />
• GUNTHER OEMICHEN g
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