Holger Czukay & Rolf Dammers - Boat-Woman-Song (Full Length)

from Canaxis (1969)

[@Lukeinator64]

RIP Mr. Czukay, you brilliant, experimental gem. Where rock music would be without your sensibilities and destruction of the line between the avant-garde and pop, I can only imagine. Thank you.

[@chinmeysway]

damn.... didnt know he passed. long live Can

[@shamirkeren3954]

woman singing while laundrie at the river. recorded on 1967

[@mickigoe]

This is so spiritually empowering as to make time unreal. Love it.

[@rofanolubis]

mystical meditative music !

[@vibhupande]

stumbling into people who made music that didn't care about its commercial success, but had its own cool that spawned other artists and music

[@hitohiso]

深奥壮大慈悲

[@etto01]

Rest In Peace

[@skip_scada]

whoa

[@shamirkeren3954]

long before world music-and the cinic way of making money through names marketing,there was world music

[@venturecrew06]

lay on the floor and turn the lights out, volume loud, close your eyes and be transformed. From the mind that took Pope John Paul II Easter address and put it to a blues backing track, or the Chinese national anthem and turned it into a whimsical ditty. A world treasure.

[@simonhenry3815]

that is a very esoteric reference back to ABC Radio National program 'other worlds' from back at turn of the century - this is an 'otherwor4dly' treasure

[@ozenfant_ozn]

is that first loop off monteverdi's beata vergine, kinda?

[@josephlady2850]

I don't know why KZbin didn't post this last time, but the choral music at the start is from the Offertorium of Pierre De La Rue's Requiem by the Capella Antiqua Munchen and Konrad Ruhland. It is 'available online'. Come on folks; people might want to know!

[@markkeogh18]

Who was Dammers?

[@therealpils]

sound producer/engineer. sorry for the late reply. 😅ps. love the eno profile pic.