Pinguin — Der Grosse Rote Vogel 1972 (Germany, Krautrock, Progressive Rock)
After recording the album "Spuren," Talix changed their name to Penguin and released "Der Grosse Rote Vogel." This album was the first release on Polydor's progressive Zebra label. They presented a strong fusion of keyboard-based progressive rock with classical influences. In 1973, Zebra closed its doors, and Penguin followed suit. Typical German prog of the early 70s—a little jazz, a little psychedelic, a little hard.
Tracks:
01. Der Große Rote Vogel - 0:00
02. Die Angst - 9:07
03. Der Frosch In Der Kehle - 15:41
04. Der Blaue Wind - 23:25
05. Die Nachtmusik - 31:37
06. Der Traum - 37:19
Personnel:
Volker Plitz – keyboards, organ, percussion, producer
Klaus Gebauer – lead vocals
Markus Schaub – lead guitar, percussion, choir
Joe Voggenthales – guitar, percussion
Tom Wohlert – bass, bongos, choir
Elmar Kast – tenor saxophone, flute, percussion, choir
K.D. Blahak – drums
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