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01. Ambros Seelos - Mabusso
02. Don Kelly Band - Guitar Shower
03. Gerhard Narholz - UFO Invasion
04. James Last - U-Humbah
05. Kai Warner - On The Way To Philadelphia
06. Theo Schumann Combo - Hackepeter
07. Henry Arland - Mamy Blue
08. Peter Thomas Sound Orchestra - Chariots Of The Gods
09. Heinz Kiessling - Orbiter
10. Ady Zehnpfennig - Easter Afternoon
11. Max Greger And His Orchestra - Soul Breeze
12. Orchester Günter Gollasch - Es Steht Ein Haus In New Orleans
13. Pete Jacques - Hard Work
14. Hans Ehrlinger And His Orchestra - One For You One For Me
15. Catch-Up - Catch Up
16. Helmut Zacharias - The House That Jack Built
17. Roberto Delgado - Mocoto
18. Berry Lipman - "BL" Special
19. Hans Haider - Sport Extra
20. Walter Kubiczek - Tigerauge
ARTIST
TITLE
Achtung! German Grooves
FORMAT
CD

LABEL
CATALOG #
BB 008CD BB 008CD
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
1/8/2008

...20 Instrumental Dancefloor Killers from the 60s and 70s. The rehabilitation of German popular musicians continues with this new compilation from the Bureau B label, Hamburg's purveyors of quality music. Achtung! German Grooves brings together wild rare grooves, slick funk workouts, sleazy soul beats, wah-wah guitars, Fender-Rhodes, Hammond organs, meaty drum breaks, snappy horn sections -- everything the easygoing '60s and '70s had to offer. Although many of these musicians' first love was jazz and traditional big band, earning some pocket money demanded they create some kicky burners for the groovy dancefloor crowd. Alongside orchestral greats like James Last, Max Greger, Peter Thomas and Ambros Seelos, a number of lesser-known, but nonetheless exciting musicians take a deserved bow. Other artists include: Ady Zehnpfennig, Gerhard Narholz, Hans Haider, Don Kelly Band, Kai Warner And His Orchestra, Theo Schumann Combo, Henry Arland, Heinz Kiessling, Orchester Günter Gollasch, Pete Jacques, Hans Ehrlinger And His Orchestra, Catch Up, Helmut Zacharias, Roberto Delgado, Berry Lipman and Orchester Walter Kubiczek.