xhol caravan - all green [1970] [part 1]

[@nikolaosmosxakis3395]

very good band................................................................................................................................

[@victoraudiolp]

Soft Machine, but mostly Zappa/Mothers. Electronized sax sound, and early jazzy prog psychedelia, great !!! Today I bought a Xhol Altena 1970 live. Incredible, like this, with flute solo, and long tracks. Recommended stuff!!!

[@hans-jurgenfischer2438]

Sopranosax played with Wawa-Pedal, somtimes sounding like a fiddle.Very Nice!

[@Bizarronumber4]

I've heard of these guys,but never heard their music before.Thanks for putting this on KZbin.

[@paulhmull]

Utterly amazing. I've instantly become a fan. Thanks mate

[@Futurolvidado]

Great

[@keltyk]

If you like this you might love Brainticket's lp 'Psychonaut'- After a few listens it can get into the blood- a true classic. Trippy space-jazzrock- I think the musicians are punchingl below their weight. Not strictly Kraut- Swiss, German, Belgian members- classic female psych vocals of the genre too. Just a tip, hope you enjoy much.. probably some of it on KZbin

[@nightimelady]

awesome post, thanks for that!

[@stereom]

I can see the Soft Machine influence definitely. But I also think that Zappa was as big of an influence. The Mothers did jazz-rock kind of music as early as 1967 ("Invocation and Ritual Dance" from 2nd Mothers album is a lengthy guitar and sax jam that pre-dates the SM style in 1970). I also recommend YouTubing "Zappa King Kong 1968" and then comparing the result to anything on "Noisette" album. FZ pioneered electrification of saxes and Xhol Caravan here follow suit.

[@josedias1387]

This is so good!

[@sakalak]

Y'shouldn't be. Zappa's late 60s output was almost entirely jazz fusion (up 'til Chunga's Revenge, from then on, his work was a mix mash of silly prog, fusion, and occasionally funky hard rock).

[@StatutoryTape]

xhol caravan = ultra-flabbergasted amazing jam & vidmix

[@stereom]

Zappa and the Mothers did it even earlier than the Softs. Softs was more vocal oriented and without the saxes up to 1969. This video is from, what, like 1969-70?

[@cosmogonic5]

Magic Trip to The Xhol Moon!!

[@lastGARYMOOREexit]

Undeniable Soft Machine flavored ?

[@mellotrongirl]

The latter half of this reminds me of Wigwam out of Finland

[@ksjoyjespeace]

This actually sounds a lot like early Van der Graaf Generator, I think !! Anyway, it's very good, and first hearing,so much to discover on yt !!

[@MegamanX4ThArmor]

Hoooooo, sind das schöne Farben. Klingen tut das schon ein bischen wie Tangerine Dream später.

[@d.g.r7235]

que genios existira alguien que conosca los secretos de las baquetas hoy en dia

[@WithMyLittleSpoon]

*****Blessings To ALL Sempre&Forever

[@TerrenceNoRocsi]

sounds good

[@charlessavarese]

Highly influenced by Zappa and The Mothers.

[@RocknJazzer]

Sounds like they were influenced by the Soft Machine.

[@danielpinzone2800]

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[@peasanttoast]

I think either Can or Amon Duul 2 released the first Krautrock album. Still this is great stuff.

[@moshedf]

psicodélico! e a criancinha no fim do vídeo... te monta um monte de história!

[@rafzamjim]

Another great german music is Manfred Schoof quintet `Scales´ and `Light lines´ from JAPO-ECM records...now in KZbin cHECK...

[@cosmogonic5]

Miles Davis, plz

[@MarsNova]

...Yeah, you'll normally find that Krautrock is like that. LOL...

[@DannyHood-j]

How come these bands were filmed, many other bands were not. They knew someone with camera in Hollywood moved in and actually recorded something when they didn’t feel like it. Lol. You people add any stray wonders in off street plays harmonica and ruin the bands sound. You think it sounds cool though. Lmao!

[@berlinteo]

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