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logical development. This album too was a Goltermann production. There is also an obscure<br />
single from 1971: "Keep On Running" coupled with "Mr. Cooky" (Phillips 6003 158), neither<br />
track being included on any of the albums.<br />
CREATIVE ROCK<br />
Personnel:<br />
• KLAUS WEBER g, perc<br />
• RAINER ERBEL v<br />
• BENNY STREMMEL sax, flt<br />
• HUBERTUS KREUTNER tpt, flugelhorn<br />
• GUNTER SCHNEIDE g, b<br />
• MICHAEL MAAS b, g<br />
• HEIKO STEINSIEK d<br />
ALBUMS:<br />
"Gorilla" (Brain 1017) 1973<br />
"Lady Pig" (Brain 1074) 1974<br />
Cre<strong>at</strong>ive Rock - an ambitious name, but they were merely a quite conventional jazz-rock fusion<br />
septet. Possible inspir<strong>at</strong>ional sources were Chicago, Blood, Swe<strong>at</strong> & Tears, Nucleus and<br />
particularly Colloseum. Cre<strong>at</strong>ive Rock added their own Teutonic slant, though. Gorilla (1973)<br />
was a good album with eight tracks produced by Konrad Plank <strong>at</strong> Windrose studios, Hamburg.<br />
Instrumentally the album contained equal amounts of brass and guitars. Lady Pig (1974) was<br />
basically more of the same, although by now Cre<strong>at</strong>ive Rock were beginning to run out of ideas.<br />
Consequently the band broke up. These two green Brain releases have never been re-issued.<br />
Anyway, the demand for them is not too gre<strong>at</strong> and they can still be acquired <strong>at</strong> about 35 DEM<br />
each.<br />
CURT CRESS<br />
ALBUM (up to '76):<br />
"Clan" (Atlantic ATL 50079) 1975<br />
Along with Udo Lindenberg, Mani Neumeier, Harald Grosskopf and Carsten Bohn, Curt Cress<br />
belongs to the most famous group of German drummers. He started his recording career <strong>at</strong> the<br />
age of 17 in the progressive rock group Orange Peel. L<strong>at</strong>er he worked mainly with jazz-rock in<br />
groups like Passport, Atlantis and Emergency. After four successful years, he left Doldinger's<br />
Passport in 1977 to form Snowball. In-between, he had recorded his first solo album Curt Cress<br />
Clan (1975) with Volker Kriegel (guitar), Kristian Schultze (keyboards), Dave King (bass) and<br />
Ack van Rooyen (fluegelhorn). The album benefited from its experienced musicians, although<br />
this probably made it a little "dry" and predictable as well! You know the way technically perfect<br />
jazz-rock tends to be!<br />
CRY FREEDOM<br />
Personnel:<br />
• RUDI MADSIUS g, v<br />
• GERHARD BILLMANN kb, synth<br />
• KLAUS BRAUN d<br />
• KLAUS KUKLA b