Starring Rosi

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Starring Rosi
Studio album by Ash Ra Tempel

Publication
(s)

1973

Label (s) Ear / Cosmic News

Format (s)

LP , CD

Genre (s)

Krautrock / Progressive Rock / Artrock / Psychedelic Rock

Title (number)

7th

running time

34 min. 52 sec.

production

Dieter Dierks

Studio (s)

Dierks Studios, Stommeln

chronology
Join Inn
( 1972 )
Starring Rosi Inventions for Electric Guitar
( 1974 )

Starring Rosi is a studio album by the Berlin Krautrock group Ash Ra Tempel from 1973. It is the band's fifth album.

History of origin

The entire album was recorded by Manuel Göttsching without any other band members. The additional instruments came from producer Dieter Dierks and drummer Harald Grosskopf . The singing and the narrative guidance in individual tracks was taken over by Göttsching's friend, the Berlin photo model Rosemarie "Rosi" Müller, after whom the album is also named.

The very spherical and relaxed record was recorded and mixed in the Dierks Studios in Stommeln in July and August 1973 . The album was released in the same year on the record label Ohr under the "supervision" of Rolf-Ulrich Kaiser .

The back of the record sleeve bears the following dedication: Dedicated to WM, Gitti, Ilja, Manuel .

reception

The reviewer Andreas Pläschke felt "immediately reminded of a jam of the Grateful Dead " when hearing the opening number Laughter Loving . John Bush gave the record three (out of five) stars on Allmusic and said, although the album tastes like a school lesson, when Göttsching shows the different styles that he has mastered, the album holds this diversity together surprisingly well.

occupation

Guest musician and production

Track list

Page A:

  1. Laughter Loving (Manuel Göttsching) - 8:00
  2. Day-Dream (Manuel Göttsching, Rosi Müller) - 5:21
  3. Schizo (Manuel Göttsching) - 2:47
  4. Cosmic Tango (Manuel Göttsching, Rosi Müller) - 2:06

Side B:

  1. Interplay of Forces (Manuel Göttsching, Rosi Müller) - 8:58
  2. The Fairy Dance (Manuel Göttsching) - 3:07
  3. Bring Me Up (Manuel Göttsching, Rosi Müller) - 4:33

Web links

Single receipts

  1. Ulrich Adelt: Krautrock. German Music in the Seventies , University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor 2016, p. 101.
  2. Starring Rosi on the baby blue pages .
  3. AllMusic Review by John Bush .