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6 de sept. de 2017 · Can co-founder and sampling pioneer Holger Czukay died on September 5 aged 79, leaving behind a formidable musical legacy that spans almost 50 years. In this interview, originally published by ...
6 de sept. de 2017 · Can co-founder and bassist Holger Czukay has died, ... ‘Monster Movie’, was released in 1969, and they would go on to record twelve studio albums, ending with 1989’s ‘Rite Time’.
26 de sept. de 2016 · Persian Love, by Holger Czukay. In 1977 Holger Czukay left Can, the band he was part of since its inception in 1968. After acting as the bass player for the band on the classic albums they released in the beginning of the 70s, he moved to a role similar to Brian Eno’s on Roxy Music’s first albums, manipulating tapes and producing sounds via ...
Holger Czukay. info@davidsylvian.net. Holger Czukay. Published at August 15, 2014. ... Rite Time. Apart from the 1991 solo effort Radio Wave Surfer and 1993’s Moving Pictures, Czukay spent much of the 1990s removed from performing, focusing instead on production work before releasing Good Morning Story ...
Rite Time sees the return of the band's original singer, Malcolm Mooney, who had left the group in 1970 after their debut album Monster Movie. Malcolm Mooney – lead vocals Michael Karoli – guitar, chorus vocals, pocket organ, bass Irmin Schmidt – keyboards, kalimba Holger Czukay – bass, French horn, synthesizer, dictaphone Jaki Liebezeit – drums, percussion
The name 'Can' within the music world was almost something relating to a bygone era by the time 'Rite Time' had appeared in 1989. This album, actually recorded in '87, shelved, mixed in '88, shelved, finally prepared for release during '89 by Holger Czukay, demonstrated a group of musicians that had polished their 'chops' and releasing something which was almost a convincing, mainstream ...
Recorded December 1986 at Outer Space Studio Nice France. Mixed 1988 at Can-Studio Weilerswist Germany. Edited 1989 in Holger's Lab for Degenerated Music Cologne Germany. Track #8 appears on the CD release only. Management: Hildegard Schmidt, Les Rossignols, F-84220 Roussillon/France. Written on booklet:
