Starring Rosi
Shorter songs, credited to Göttsching and Rosi Müller, recorded after Schulze and Enke had gone.
Ash Ra Tempel, 1973
- Released
- 1973
- Recorded
- 1973
- Studio
- Studio Dierks, Stommeln
- Label
- Ohr (Kosmische Musik)
- Producer
- Manuel Göttsching
- Length
- 34:52
Starring Rosi came out on Ohr's Kosmische Musik imprint as KM 58.007. Göttsching produced it at Studio Dierks in Stommeln with Dierks engineering and Heiner Friesz assisting. He played guitar, vocals, acoustic guitars, bass, electric piano, mellotron, synthesizer and congas; Rosemarie Müller supplied voice, vibes, concert harp and lyrics; Harald Grosskopf played drums as a guest. Dierks played bass on "Bring Me Up" and arranged the chorus on "Day-Dream".
AllMusic gave it three stars, Norman Records eight out of ten, singling out "Day-Dream" as gorgeous after a guitar-led opener, and Progarchives users about 3.14 out of 5. A 50th anniversary edition has been issued.
Track listing
- Laughter Loving8:00
- Day-Dream5:21
- Schizo2:47
- Cosmic Tango2:06
- Interplay of Forces8:58
- The Fairy Dance3:07
- Bring Me Up4:33
Personnel
- Manuel Göttsching guitar, vocals, bass, electric piano, mellotron, synthesizer, congas
- Rosi Müller voice, vibes, concert harp, lyrics
- Harald Grosskopf drums
- Dieter Dierks bass, chorus arrangement, engineer
More from Ash Ra Tempel
Ash Ra Tempel (1971), Schwingungen (1972)
Where to go next
Reference
- Starring Rosi on Wikipedia Credits and tracklist.
Sources
- Starring Rosi, Wikipedia
- Ash Ra Tempel: Starring Rosi 50th Anniversary Edition, Norman Records