Cosmic Dreams at Play - Stoned Circus radio show - Free
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• RUDY HOLZHAUER perc<br />
ALBUM:<br />
"Full Horn" (Brain 1030) 1973<br />
This was a band of considerable size. There were also important musical contributions from<br />
producer Jochen Pedersen, previously a member of the little known group Ikarus, who released<br />
an album for the Plus label. On Full Horn (1973), Cornucopia presented a weird and eccentric<br />
jazz-rock fusion th<strong>at</strong> is so varied and continuously shifting th<strong>at</strong> it is hard to describe the music.<br />
The same could be said of their label m<strong>at</strong>es Thirsty Moon. The album started with a 20 minute<br />
suite called "Day Of A Daydream Believer". This one was an <strong>at</strong>tempt to link very different pieces<br />
of music (and twisted weirdness). The result was err<strong>at</strong>ic, but quite interesting and unusual. On<br />
the other end of the scale, "Morning Sun" (3:07) was a tuneful little pop rock song. The<br />
remaining two tracks fall between these extremes. All were written by the Cornucopia leader<br />
Cristoph Hardwig. The album is rare, but not very much in demand, and therefore still<br />
affordable.<br />
CORPORAL GANDER'S FIRE DOG BRIGADE<br />
Personnel:<br />
• THOMAS LEIDENBERGER g, v<br />
• ANDREAS BUELER b<br />
• LUCIAN BUELER kb<br />
• LUCKY SCHMIDT d<br />
ALBUM:<br />
"On The Rocks" (Europa E460) 1970<br />
If you like the idea of the legendary group Wind playing in a more straight forward rock style,<br />
this is the album for you! Under the pseudonym Corporal Gander's Fire Dog Brigade (who<br />
invented this stupid name?) they had On The Rocks issued on the budget label Europa in 1970.<br />
The sleeve looked very cheap as well. There are very few similarities to the Wind albums, so<br />
collectors don't need to go rushing out to buy this one! The best thing I can say is th<strong>at</strong> <strong>at</strong> least the<br />
m<strong>at</strong>erial is quite well played. You'll get short, guitar and song based cover versions of<br />
"Paranoid", "Into The Fire" and "I Hear You Knocking", along with seven original compositions.<br />
For more inform<strong>at</strong>ion about the group, please look <strong>at</strong> the Wind entry.<br />
COSMIC JOKERS<br />
Personnel:<br />
• MANUEL GOTTSCHING g<br />
• KLAUS SCHULZE electronics<br />
• JURGEN DOLLASE kb<br />
• DIETER DIERKS b<br />
• HARALD GROSSKOPF d<br />
ALBUMS:<br />
same (Kosmische Musik KM 58 008) 1974<br />
"Galactic Supermarket" (Kosmische Musik KM 58 010) 1974<br />
"Planeten Sit In" (Kosmische Musik KM 58 013) 1974<br />
Presumably, this was (and is) the most famous German session group! The musicians appearing<br />
<strong>at</strong> the <strong>Cosmic</strong> Jokers sessions were basically the same as on the preceding Kosmische Kuriere<br />
jam projects of 1972 (these were Ash Ra Tempel: Seven Up, Sergius Golowin: Lord Krishna von