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Bakmak – Out Of The Blue (LP)
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File under: KrautrockJazz-Rock

Bakmak

Out Of The Blue (LP)

FormatLPLabelNovaGenrePsychedelia & Kraut

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Original 1976 edition on Nova of the excellent first album by obscure progressive jazz-rock band.

condition (records/cover): NM / EX-

Bakmak were a Berlin jazz-rock sextet, and Out Of The Blue, taped at Teldec's Berlin studio in March 1976, is the first of the two albums they left behind. The music is fusion in the mid-decade European manner, twin twelve-strings and electric piano laid over saxophone, closer to Weather Report than to any cosmic drift the krautrock tag implies.

What pulls collectors toward it is partly the scarcity of the Nova pressing and partly the personnel: at the keyboards sits Reinhold Heil, a few years before he surfaced in the Nina Hagen Band and Spliff and, later still, settled into film scoring. A sunlit, capable record that happens to carry a future pop architect in its ranks.

Details
File under: KrautrockJazz-Rock
Cat. number: 6.22 677
Year: 1976

Release notes

All titles published by Prisma Musikverlag Rolf Budde. Recorded and remixed at Teldec Studios, Berlin, March 1976. Made in Germany ℗ 1976

Tracklist
A1Wave3:45
A2Austral Sky5:42
A3Silver Circle7:15
A4Eternal Breath4:51
B1On The Rocks7:25
B2Criss-Cross (Part I & Part II)8:12
B3Out Of Range2:45
Credits
B. Lichtfield
Art Direction
Eckhard Lüdeke
Bass Guitar, 12-String Acoustic Guitar [Acoustic Twelve String Guitar]
Bakmak
Composed By, Arranged By, Performer [Performed], Producer [Produced By]
Peter Dörnenburg
Drums, Percussion
Christian Lüdeke
Electric Guitar, 12-String Acoustic Guitar [Acoustic Twelve String Guitar]
Martin Fouqué
Engineer
Michael Ziwiez
Photography By [Back cover]
F. Meisnitzer
Photography By [Front cover]
Reinhold Heil
Piano [Acoustic Piano], Electric Piano, Organ, Synthesizer, Keyboards [String Ensemble]
Frank Lüdeke
Soprano Saxophone, Alto Saxophone, Percussion