Kraan - Sarahs Ritt durch den Schwarzwald (1972)

amazing live kraan 1972!!, ethnic jazz-rock from geramany

[@The64200]

Geile Musik, immer wieder. Turnt mich heute genauso an wie damals.

[@vortex162]

2021 für mich!

[@ullibaumgarten6212]

Das Saxophonspiel von Alto Pappert gab der Band das Außergewöhnliche. Für mich waren sie - neben Amon Düül, Amon Düül II und Ash Ra Tempel - eine der besten deutschen Bands der 70er.

[@slange71]

ther's nothing like kraan live, if you ever have the chance to see them live don't miss it they are more than amazing and always interact with their fans

[@theekrusher]

How did that guy learn to drum so well at 12 years old?? Sheesh......what a talent!

[@better3000]

der absolute klassiker.... super schön

[@veritaspoint1958]

That was flow, funky, tight, world, long before those terms were applied to describe a good quality of lively musical expression. A Kraan concert with this line-up was an unforgettable magic experience from the very first song on even by today's standards and especially after the first ten minutes when Hellmut Hattler thanked the audience for enthusiasm, because it was only a warm-up improvisation for the soundcheck.

[@MightySaturn5]

wow...how is it I never heard of these guys....excellent material and of course playing. These guys really deserve to be more known.

[@orpheus20006]

Great! Thanks, Helmut & Co. I'm glad I could see all these fatastic Krautrock bands (Kraan, Grobschnitt, Jane, Guru Guru, Eloy, etc) live on stage during the 70ths/80ths!

[@GamerKiddiesKoeln]

dat is aber lang her, die kenne ich doch auch noch. Habe ich auf unseren ersten Kinderparties aufgelegt. Wie schön mit Hendrix, Mother Finest, Rolling Stones und Frank Marino Mahogany Rush, Zappa,aber auch schon Jan Hammer, Herbie Hankcock und Miles Davis, aber erst wenn alle besoffen waren durfte ich damit rauskommen...15 Jahre jung war ich da

[@LocoManuel]

Los respetables años 70's........

[@dkba52]

KRAAN so great.

[@GfromAthens]

Truly a jazz- rock fusion!!!!

[@elmothman]

el Saxo como retumba!!!!...La performance de Jazz de KRAAN es de LOCURA!!!!... this is great!!!! Excelente Kraut Jazz!!!!

[@retePtnecniV]

vorallem wie geil war die welt als sowas noch im fernsehn kam ich habs leider nicht mit erlebt...

[@tine2141]

ich bin so froh das ich krautrock vor 10 jahren für mich entdeckt habe. ich war schon verrückt geworden von diesem dieterbohlenchartshit. kraan hat definitiv mein leben verändert.

[@Scoopa420]

genial

[@tine2141]

ich liebe kraan so sehr ich kann es garnicht beschreiben❤

[@luisinpato425]

Wonderful drums 🤘🏼

[@FlyUnicornsFly]

Intense w. serious musicianship. This band had/has it going on! I always look for SONG as well as atmosphere. There was something special about this era in music.

[@guitarsinger7382]

Tremendous drummer!! Krasser Schlagzeuger!

[@arnd-rainerrehbein7727]

Really. The guy is ALWAYS behind.

[@williamcolville8773]

excellent.love this kind of music.never gets old.

[@rudolfbecker4313]

that's right ....listened to Kraan Live Lp in 1975 for the first time and it's still one of my favourite ones and I listen frequently

[@SaraBonaventura]

Ich reite gerade nämlich! Klasse!

[@tripelkrauz]

1975's "Live" album is their best. Check it out.

[@actron]

HOLY FUCK!!Kraan blows my shit away!!

[@HispanicImpression]

SO ahead ot their time... and that means something in the 70ies...

[@hansolo305]

Красавчики!

[@lautstark716]

Stark! Und jetzt ist auch noch exmagman zurücK!

[@nikolaosmosxakis3395]

very very good.............................................

[@scottpastry]

haha youtube recomended this to me... i have never heard it before.... pretty damn good

[@wolfermann]

Thanx! Bedankt! Feine Sache !

[@chocky123]

this is great

[@Nordmanist]

love

[@thegrisgris]

Thanks for all comments! in the future i'll try to share other awesome videos about the germany progressive scene

[@joachimsaxer4812]

... and progressive it was, good God!

[@BobWilliam]

Nice Kraut stuff! Those Germans knew how to make some serious jazzprog in the 70's!

[@sagittarius7569]

Love ❤ Peace ☮ Music ♫ ..... forever Music never dies † Long Live Rock`N`Roll ★ .........^ Şupeřnovą ^

[@TheBluewarriorsheart]

Cool, Kraan ! Die hab ich seinerzeit rauf und runter gehört - beste unbekannte deutsche Prog/Fusion Band aller Zeiten bzw. ihrer Zeit weit voraus - (Grobschnitt fiele mir da auch noch ein) vielleicht auch deswegen nie gegen die den Markt überschwemmende angloamerikanische Konkurrenz angekommen - dafür aber langweilige Krautrocker wie Eloy.

[@EduardProels]

Man kann sagen was man will, aber das hat einfach mehr pep als die ganz neuen Aufnahmen !!

[@dakdakdak]

I LOVE YOU GERMANY

[@iantomei8059]

ja , das waren noch Zeiten

[@denniz9]

yeahh...

[@Peskygee1]

@keltyk I was making a joke about having to settle for hash. I never got the red Lebanese here in the states, but had a friend who got bricks of blonde for awhile, and can vouch that it was stronger than the cannabis we got at the time. I agree that it takes more than it gives after awhile. Krautrock gives me what I used to try to get out of psychedelics and find the music works better.

[@mrl0p3z]

Hell yeah!

[@MrBullwinkel]

when i was young

[@zolwikPawel]

Kraan!!!

[@bighill8272]

Never been to geramany LOL

[@namaste91]

@triplavaoddball it's the cowbell,alto is drumming on.

[@P0rn0ralle84]

Leider ohne Gesang! Der Text is natürlich der Ober Hammer, "Go sarah flieg nach Haus rauch ein Joint komm zu uns... wenns dann törnt dreh nicht um tu etwas sonst steigst du um."

[@fernandoazevedo1550]

Cláudio Cavalcante on the drums Fantastic

[@Nitrate900]

isn't him Jan Fride?

[@fernandoazevedo1550]

@@Nitrate900 The truth is that Claudio Cavalcante lives in our hearts. The legend, the myth, the man.

Funky Schwarzwald Baby

[@borgduck]

Fab Krautrock!

[@mooml1100l1]

each of them was a genius,in every lineup. da kommt einem schon fast n bisschen schwäbischer Lokalpatriotismus :D

[@markporter9912]

Kraan are new to me - sounds Zappa-ish - but that's good!

[@jezarobra]

nice

[@spurtfather]

tanktop drummer. that's what I'm talking about right there

[@Existentialexplosion]

@thegrisgris We love german progressive scene! Thanks a lot!

[@darkstar4024]

NICE!

[@puggo1491]

full motorik groop!!

[@namorrison5937]

Kraan iss de hundin.

[@geheimergitarrenheld]

Magma, fantastische Band, dreimal in F live gesehen

[@DrunkenPostie]

This is fucking awesome!!

[@YrendenQ]

cool

[@FlyingTeacup]

I love these WDR live recordings of Krautrock.. :) Just uploaded "M.C. Escher" from Kraan, number 2 on the album this song is on... Check it out!

[@triplavaoddball]

I love the guitar tone at 1:47! What kind of effect is that?

[@micaelatomtlund7567]

The guitarist pluck the strings at the "wrong" side of the bridge. To the right of the bridge. It creates harmonics vibration in the strings. Cool effect!

[@softteu]

[@namaste91]

@1533Montaigne absolut. Das mit Sounds wusste ich noch nicht,aber dem anderen habe ich nichts hinzuzufügen.

[@xhickzenxherchez1509]

kraan SARAH' s Ritt durch den Schwarzwald, was sagt denn da der Tierschutzverein zu @hellmuthattler lol

[@Pighood]

Mas MOAR!

[@DNP1993]

@Nightwithe what if we'd just ignore this comment?

[@trekex7374]

Oberklasse !

[@jimmypsychonaut9530]

:-)

[@schokone]

@ThomasHowellOrg not anymore :/

[@garygomesvedicastrology]

Ibanez became a huge guitar company by making guitars that were actually better than the ones they copied. Gibson, was overpriced and, at that time, fragile. Pete Townshend of the Who raved about Ibanez guitars as far back as the mid-1970's; Robert Fripp and Gabriel Byrne used Roland guitar synths because they loved the guitars (made by Ibanez), not the synths. Ibanez is one of the three top manufacturers today....AND KRAAN is EXTRAORDINARY. Helmut Hattler is one of the best bassists playing.

[@cruller23]

1:44. That guitar texture and tone is awesome. Nice use of the trapeze to bridge part of the string.

[@doctormean]

yow

[@lesyouri]

Great music, Fucking rickenbacker.

[@stephanweidt-guitar]

Irre gut!

[@Peskygee1]

Yea, I guess weed was a luxury in Europe at the time. These poor fellows had to settle for stuff like Red Lebanese hash.

[@geheimergitarrenheld]

no it was't "a luxury". It was well available, but nobody wanted it. And Red Libanese came in very varying qualities. Yellow Libanese was much better, and quite rare, usually. And was preferred to Maroc at that time. Some preferred black stuff instead, when available.

[@HammondB200]

I don't

[@danielhall2956]

haha, a effin ibanez rickenbacker copy ;D

[@honkforpeace007]

Geile Mucke, schade, nur die Bildführung ist grottig und nervt. Das war wohl eine Hommage an den vermeintlich psychedelischen Lifestyle der 70er. Weniger blinkende Spotlights und mehr Musiker wäre besser gewesen.

[@Manmohan108]

made in Germany

[@PabloRGA]

pidgeons should fly north

[@keltyk]

@Peskygee1 Weed was cheaper and rarer- didn't stretch as far- We were used to hash and preferred it- Weed wasn't as strong as it later became- Lebanese was highly desired- more than weed- more than morroccan- but less than black- There were 2 common grades of Leb- Blonde or Red- Red was rarer and better- But I grew out of all that- waste of time and money- unless you're the type who gets clarity and focus from it- otherwise it sucks the years out of you leaving you nowhere and poor

[@Vaughnrush]

Nice rickenfaker

[@berndgaal7689]

Ohh Gott was war das damals für ein Gedudel.

[@PAULLONDEN]

Not as interesting as Can,Neu! or DüüL.....too free jazzy.

[@howardamess452]

Bullshit...they're just as good..just more vibrant..more like Embryo Gong Munju Missus Beastly Mahavisnu...creative outside of the mainstream...this rocks off..but like Can/Gong meets early years Embryo...its great..who cares about categories 😆