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Curt Cress Clan -  CCC

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Artist........................: Curt Cress Clan
Album.........................: CCC
Genre.........................: Jazz, Rock
Year..........................: 1975
Coutry........................: Germany
Quality.......................: Lossless
Channels......................: Stereo / 44100 HZ / 16 Bit
Included......................: CUE, LOG Eac
Tags..........................: jazz,rock,tnt
Ripped by.....................: bzp01
Uploaded by...................: bzp01

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                      Tracklisting
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1. Cyclone....................: 3:54 ( King - Cress )       
2. From The Back..............: 4:30 ( King )               
3. Fields.....................: 3:46 ( Schultze )           
4. Shuffle On Out.............: 5:53 ( King )               
5. Delphine...................: 3:27 ( Schultze - Cress )   
6. "451271"...................: 3:35 ( King - Cress )       
7. No Answer..................: 3:46 ( King - Cress )       
8. Movin' Right Along.........: 2:45 ( King )               
9. Funk Off...................: 4:59 ( King - Cress )       

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                        Credits
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Drums, Percussion, Producer.....: Curt Cress
Guitar..........................: Volker Kriegel
Keyboards.......................: Kristian Schultze
Bass............................: Dave King
Cornet..........................: Ack Van Rooyen
Recorded at the Scala Studio, Munich, 1975. Originally released in 1975 
(Atlantic Records ATL 50079). On this record (LP), Ack van Rooyen's 
instrument is designated as "Fluegelhorn".
       

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                       Description
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«Curt Cress began his career in 1965 in Hanau with the band Load. Later 
he also played in Hanau near the bands' inspiration Six and most recently
Orange Peel, which was officially disbanded again the very next year, but 
comes together for occasional appearances. He has published about 12,000 
photographs and his records have sold at least 400 million copies. He 
worked as a member of several bands including Klaus Doldinger's Passport, 
Atlantis, Spliff, Milli Vanilli and Snowball, Curt Cress Clan, and as a 
guest on numerous studio recordings and live performances with German and
international artists, e.g. Falco, Peter Maffay, Rick Springfield, SAGA 
and Tina Turner.»

«Cress was also known as a producer, most notably for Uwe Ochsenknecht, 
Claudia Cane, Heiner Pudelko, Nena, Nina Hagen and the Royal Philharmonic
Orchestra. He continued to work as a studio musician, as for Boney M., 
Hubert Kah, Michael Cretu, Scorpions, Alphaville, BAP, Inga and Annette 
Humpe, Peter Cornelius, Marianne Rosenberg, Elio e Le Storie Tese, 
Stefan Waggershausen, Udo Lindenberg, Meat Loaf and Freddie Mercury 
([i]Mr. Bad Guy[/i]).»

«Cress also made himself a name as a TV and film music composer. He 
composed the music for the series SK Kölsch, The Red Mile, HeliCops 
Einsatz über Berlin and for the telenovelas Bianca - Wege zum Glück and
Julia - Pursuit of Happiness. Cress is one of the composer's music scene
for the series Love in Berlin. He also worked for the Tatort and has 
among others the theme songs of the ARD sports show and Wetten, dass ..?
For the feature film Bandits Cress was hired as Playback singer. Since 
2009 he records along with Chris Weller and Manuel Mayer for the music 
of the ZDF telenovela Alisa - Follow your heart.» Source: wikipedia 

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