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01. Reinhold Molitor - I Shall Not Be Moved
02. Reinhold Molitor - Goin' Home
03. Reinhold Molitor - Universal Soldier
04. Reinhold Molitor - Wolken Ziehen
05. Reinhold Molitor - Song For Pilla
06. Reinhold Molitor - Lonesome Traveller
07. Reinhold Molitor - Sun And Foam
08. Reinhold Molitor - I Feel The Blues
09. Reinhold Molitor - Streets Of Laredo
10. Reinhold Molitor - Won't You Come Home
11. Reinhold Molitor - Rosalie
12. Reinhold Molitor - Car Car
ARTIST
TITLE
Reinhold
FORMAT
LP

LABEL
CATALOG #
VAM 006X-LP VAM 006X-LP
GENRE
RELEASE DATE
5/24/2024

Reinhold Molitor's self-titled LP (1969) offers a captivating journey through the rich tapestry of late 1960s Mexican music, yet it resonates deeply with the raw, organic sounds reminiscent of the early 1960s American underground folk scene. Each track on the album is a testament to Reinhold's musical prowess, with his English vocals weaving intricate narratives that transport listeners to distant realms. Accompanied by his trusty acoustic guitar, Reinhold's melodies evoke a sense of nostalgia and introspection, drawing listeners into a world where time seems to stand still. The music possesses a mesmerizing, almost hypnotic quality, with layers of depth and complexity that reveal themselves with each listen. The album's cover art, adorned with its whimsical imagery of the cosmos, serves as a fitting visual representation of the ethereal sounds contained within. It's as if Reinhold invites listeners to embark on a cosmic journey, exploring the mysteries of the universe through his music. Despite the album's seemingly tranquil surface, there's an underlying darkness that lurks beneath, adding a layer of intrigue and intensity to the listening experience. Reinhold's vocals, at times haunting and introspective, further enhance this atmospheric depth, drawing listeners into his world of introspection and contemplation. Hailing from Germany, Reinhold Molitor's musical journey took him to Mexico at the tender age of 19, where he collaborated with his brother Bodo Molitor, a fellow musician known for his own release Hits Internacionales from 1969. Together, they crafted an album that stands as a testament to the power of music to transcend boundaries and evoke profound emotions in listeners.