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27 de dic. de 2023 · Ash Ra Tempel'in bas gitaristi olarak tanınan 1952 doğumlu Alman müzisyen Hartmut Enke 27 Aralık 2005'de bugün hayata veda etmişti. 20 Ekim 1952'de dünyaya gelen Enke, 1967'de, 15 yaşında iken ilk grubunu okuldan arkadaşı Manuel Göttsching ile birlikte kurdu. 3 yıl sonra Ash Ra Tempel'e dönüşecek olan Steeple Chase Bluesband adlı grubun Volker Ziball ve…
Hartmut Enke: bass, guitar Steve Schroeder: Organ Michael Duwe: Vocals Bettina Hohls: Vocals Dietmar Burmeister: Drums Klaus D. Mueller: Magister Ludi (= recording) Cat. No.: Deleted. (See re-release on sampler The Best of The Private Tapes) Gedanken : 07:38 Search this website
12 de dic. de 2022 · Led by guitarist Göttsching, with drummer Klaus Schulze and bassist Hartmut Enke, Ash Ra Tempel formed in 1970 and released their self-titled debut LP the following year. They collaborated with psychedelic figurehead Timothy Leary for their third album 'Seven Up' and composed the soundtrack to 'Le Berceau de Cristal' by French new wave director Philippe Garrel in 1975 before officially ...
Cover: Günter Gritzner: Recorded: December 1972, Stommeln: First Release: 2022 on MG.ART: Performed by: Manuel Göttsching Hartmut Enke Klaus Schulze Rosi Müller
Cover: Bernd Bendig: Recorded: March 1971, Hamburg: First Release: 2023 on MG.ART: Performed by: Manuel Göttsching Hartmut Enke Klaus Schulze: Total Time: 45:04
In 1972, Manuel and Hartmut with guest musicians delivered Ash Ra Tempel's second album Schwingungen, recorded at Studio Dirks near Cologne. In the summer of the same year Ash Ra Tempel, Manuel Goettsching and Hartmut Enke, together with Timothy Leary and other guests recorded Seven Up at Sinus Studio Bern, Switzerland and mixed at Studio Dirks (third Ash Ra Tempel album)
Hartmut Enke (* 20. Oktober 1952; † 27. Dezember 2005 in Berlin) war Mitbegründer von Ash Ra Tempel. Erinnerungen . Ich lerne Hartmut bei einer Session in der Wrangel-Kaserne kennen, bei der er sich, der Bassist, als einfallsreicher Gitarrist erweist. Wir ...
