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BAUER PLATH

Witthuser and Westrupp

Prog Folk


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3.17 | 10 ratings | 1 reviews | 0% 5 stars

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Studio Album, released in 1972

Songs / Tracks Listing

1. Zu den Jahreszeiten (3:30)
2. Vision I (2:45)
3. Der Rat der Motten (8:05)
4. Bauer Plath (3:20)
5. Die Schlüsselblume (6:43)
6. Das Märchen vom Königssohn (9:25)

Total Time: 33:48

Line-up / Musicians

- Bernd Witthuser / vocals, guitar, mandolin, percussion
- Walter Westrupp / vocals, gong, harmonica, xylophone, ukelele, flute, percussion,
- Jurgen Dollase / Mellotron, vibraphone, keyboards, percussion, synthesizer
- Jerry Berkers / bass, percussion, choir
- Tommy Engel / drums, percussion
- Harald Grosskopf / percussion, vocals
- Gille Lettman / footstomping, recorder, vocals
- Antje Dahlhaus / footstomping
- Dieter Dierks / percussion, vocals

Releases information

CD Reissue OHRCD 2029115-2 91996)

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WITTHUSER AND WESTRUPP Bauer Plath ratings distribution


3.17
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Review by philippe
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3 stars Witthuser & Westrupp made two ultimate progressive folk classics with "Trips & Traum" and "Der Jesuspilz" but don't reiterate their effort in this "Bauer Plath" wich is a vague collection of teutonic country folk music. The compositions don't lost their bucolic charm but the adventurous "acid" / "esoteric" dimensions of the band have gone. The introduction track is a nice dancing folk song for Harmonica & Banjo, very "rustic". "Vision 1" is a melancholic ballad with German narratives, banjo, choir and plaintive organ chords. "Der rat der Motten" is a refined, little "bucolic" ballad, always with this nostalgic feeling. A good traditional "teutonic" folk document, including a few proggy elements. A pleasant listening but only for fans!

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