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Line up / Musicians
Charlie Mariano - alto saxophone, soprano saxophone, flute
Uve Müllrich - bass, dilruba, percussion
Dieter Miekautsch - fender rhodes electric piano
Roman Bunka - guitar, vocals, oud, percussion
Christian Burchard - vocals, drums, marimba, vibraphone
Maria Archer - vocals, percussion
Embryo - producer
Tracks Listing
01.Bambus Railway
02.You Can Turn Me On
03.Tiflis
04.Road Song
05.After the Rain
06.Bambule
07.No More Love
08.Sho Do Ima
09.The Orange Man
Bonus
10.Just Arrived
Germany, Krautrock, Jazz-Roc
\"Really fine set from Embryo, recorded in a town near Munich sometime in February, 1976. Very much a product of their jazz rock phase, Live will appeal to fans of We Keep On, Surfin', Bad Heads and Bad Cats, Apo-Calypso, and their contributions to the Umsonst and Draussen festivals. It's a bit more laid back than their intense Krautrock workouts of the early 70s, while pointing toward the earnest world fusion music that was to follow (Bambule in particular). Roman Bunka once again lights it up with his Eastern tinged psychedelic guitar, whereas Charlie Mariano burns on the saxophone and nagasuram, and Dieter Miekautsch gives us a splendid performance on the Fender Rhodes. Uve Mullrich and Christian Burchard lay down the energetic backbone. Maria Archer provides her usual sultry blues based female vocals on selected tracks, while Bunka brings his unique voice to the fore on occasion. Only 3 tracks will be recognized from their studio albums: Roadsong and After the Rain from Bad Heads (in truncated form), along with an extended version of You Can Turn Me On from Surfin'. The CD adds the 16 minute Just Arrived, from a concert a few weeks later. As you might imagine, given the length, Embryo stretch out a bit more here. A fine album, that improves with age.\"
