Hamburg band Frumpy was formed in November of 1969 when drummer Carsten Bohn left the relatively popular German sixties ensemble known as The City Preachers and took singer Inga Rumpf, French keyboardest Jean-Jacques Kravetz and guitarist Karl-Heinz Schott with him. In autumn of 1970, FRUMPY released their first album and proved that rock music from Germany could live up to international standards. Their music combines jazz, soul and eastern elements. If its the keyboards the main instrument, its Inga Rumpf’s voice and interpretation that makes them so memorable and loved. Inga would in 1973 help form Atlantis, another memorable German band; and continue through the seventies till today as a solo artist of importance in Germany. Expect another compilation with Inga in the future. Compilation conceived and concluded in May 2015. All files @320.
Disk Title: Frumpy 1969-1972
01 – Frumpy – Roadriding
02 – Frumpy – Rosalie, Part 1
03 – Frumpy – Otium
04 – Frumpy – Rosalie, Part 2
05 – Frumpy – Singing Songs
06 – Frumpy – Goin’ to the Country
07 – Frumpy – Time Makes Wise
08 – Frumpy – How The Gipsy Was Born
09 – Frumpy – Morning
10 – Frumpy – Release
11 – Frumpy – I’m Afraid, Big Moon
12 – Frumpy – By the Way
13 – Frumpy – I’d Like To Be A Child Again
Total Time: 01:18:25
FRUMPY
Inga Rumpf – Guitar, Vocals
Jean Jacques Kravetz – Keyboards
Karl Heinz Schott – Bass
Carsten Bohn – Drums, Bass, Percussion
Rainer Baumann – Guitar, Steel Guitar
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Erwin Kania – Keyboards
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