Hansi Biebl Band

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Hansi Biebl Band
General information
Genre (s) Rock , blues rock
founding 1978, 1996
resolution 1982, 2009
Founding members
Johannes "Hansi" Biebl
Carlos Shuffat
Drums
Peter Krause
guitar
Stefan Schirrmacher
Willi Becker
former members
bass
Christian Liebig
bass
Michael Kaszubowski
Drums
Herbert Junck
Bass, vocals
Maik Pönisch
Drums
Steffen Hass
Bernd Kleinow (guest)
Annual hit parade of the GDR
title
To be your friend
  GDR 48 1981

The Hansi Biebl Band was a German blues rock and rock band . It was founded in East Berlin in 1978 , disbanded in 1982 and was active again in 1996 with a new line-up. After the release of their first LP , the band was also able to appear on GDR television , including in programs such as youth club and rund . Two LPs were released by the GDR record label Amiga .

history

The blues guitarist and singer Johannes Biebl founded the Hansi Biebl Blues Band in 1974, which was banned from performing in 1975 after Eberhard Klunker and Olaf Wegner had fled to the Federal Republic of Germany . Then Biebl played in the Veronika Fischer Band and with Vier PS . In 1978 he founded the Hansi Biebl Band and thus continued the tradition of the blues band era, with clear jazz rock and folk influences shaping the band's sound. The first long-playing record appeared after just one year of existence. While the compositions on the record came from Biebl, Thomas Schmitt from MTS provided most of the texts.

Other founding members of the Hansi Biebl Band were Carlos Shuffat ( percussion ), Peter Krause (drums), Stefan Schirrmacher ( guitar ) and Willi Becker ( bass ). Michael Kaszubowski replaced Becker and left the band with Krause in 1980. Christian Liebig (bass), formerly with Freygang , joined the band together with Herbert Junck .

At the beginning of 1980, the Hansi Biebl Band with Biebl, Liebig and Junck was a trio that continued to be popular and released a second album. Bernd Kleinow ( harmonica ) was there as a guest musician . 1982 Biebl disbanded the band after two successful albums. Liebig went to Engerling and later to Modern Soul Band and Karat , Junck moved to NO 55 , later to Silly . Biebl left the GDR in 1984.

In 1996 the band started their comeback with the musicians:

  • Hansi Biebl (vocals, guitar)
  • Maik Pönisch (bass, vocals)
  • Herbert Junck (drums), until 2002
  • Steffen Hass (drums), from 2002

The band broke up in 2009.

Discography

LPs

  • 1979: Hansi Biebl Band ( Amiga )
  • 1981: The long way (Amiga)
  • 1998: Under the Clouds ( Buschfunk )
  • 2009: Savannah (radio recording from 1975 with Eberhard Klunker and Olaf Wegner)
  • Pieces on numerous samplers

single

  • 1978: What a day / There are moments (Amiga)

See also

literature

  • Götz Hintze: Rock Lexicon of the GDR. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf Verlag, Berlin 1999, ISBN 3-89602-303-9 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. Götz Hintze: Rock Lexicon of the GDR. Schwarzkopf & Schwarzkopf, Berlin 1999, ISBN 3-89602-303-9 , p. 328
  2. Bernd Kleinow's website , accessed on April 25, 2017