LP IHRE KINDER Empty Hands - Re-Release - MISSING VINYL MV023 - STILL SEALED
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LP IHRE KINDER

Empty Hands

 

Country of release: Greece, 2010

Original released: 1970

Label: Missing Vinyl

Catalogue number: MV023

Barcode: -

 

Klappcover/Gatefold Sleeve: Nein/No

 

 Condition Record: MINT

Condition Cover: MINT

  LP ist noch verschweißt / LP IS STILL SEALED !!!

(Photo von meiner eigenen LP / Photo taken from my own copy)

 

 

Tracks Side 1:

1. The Dice (3:45)

2.  I Can't Give You Nothing (3:58)

3. South African Apartheid Express (3:16)

4. Highway With No End (4:04)

5. Paradise Can't Be Too Far (3:28)

6. Empty Hands (3:50)


 

Tracks Side 2:

1. Help Me (3:31)

2. What A Day That'll Be (4:03)

3. Go Take Your Love Away (2:51)

4. Shimmy The Peacock (3:57)

5. Nie Vergess Ich Wie Es War (2:38)

Listen At YouTube:
  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iRTzknkD-eI     Nuremberg's most valuable contribution to the polit-rock scene was the group Ihre Kinder. In the mid-sixties the pop band Jonah & The Whales was assembled, consisting of Roland Multhaupt (drums), Sonny Hennig (vocals), Thommy Roder (bass), Ernst Schultz (guitar) and Georgie Meyer (violin). In 1966, they recorded a cover version of "It Ain't Me Babe" for a single on Vogue (DVS 14511). This proved to be an ill-fated one-off attempt, and the group disbanded. However, in 1968, Jonas Porst and Sonny Hennig decided to form a new group with Muck Groh (guitar), Karl Mack (bass), Peter Schmidt (drums) and Georgie Meyer (flute, vocals). Ihre Kinder was to be a politically aware band using German lyrics. Porst's dad was quite a rich man, who was able to support the forthcoming activities. Porst himself soon gave up the drumming and became Ihre Kinder's producer and manager. Several demo tapes were recorded but no record companies were interested. In July - August 1969 an album was recorded at the Dierks Studio at the band's own risk; and was eventually released by Phillips. Mack had now been replaced by Walti Schneider (bass). A female vocalist, Judith Brigger, also took part in this project. The album admittedly sounds quite dated today, featuring 12 short and easy-going folk-pop songs. Still it must be honoured as it is one of the first records of 'Deutschrock' with German lyrics. "Leere Hande / Empty Hands" (1970) was a great improvement, their first true folk-rock album. The arrangements here were more varied with more use of organ, flute and electric guitars. The band had also absorbed some progressive touches from groups like Traffic and Jethro Tull. The 11 songs themselves were more memorable than those on the previous album. Some of them were written by Ernst Schultz (guitar, flute, vocals), now added as Ihre Kinder's sixth member, the rest came from Sonny Hennig. "Leere Hande / Empty Hands" was recorded during January and February 1970 in Union Studio, Munich, with Thomas Klemt engineering. It was the first release on the Kuckuck label..(alexgitlin.com)   Olders Frenzel - Drums, Bongos, Maracas
Muck Groh - Vocals, Guitar
Sonny Hennig - Vocals, Organ, Acoustic 6-String Guitar, Piano
Georgie Meyer - Vocals, Flute, Violin
Walti Schneider - Vocals, Bass, Accordion, Acoustic 6-String Guitar
Ernst Schultz - Vocals, Flute, Percussion, Acoustic 6-String &12-String Guitar
&
Alo Schnurrer - Violin



 

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