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Progressive Rock

1969–1996 · 14 artists in the graph
Chris Karrer, John Weinzierl, and Renate Knaup surface together in 1969, the earliest credited hands in the scene, and the records that bind them gather around Amon Düül II — the recurring band-presence threading through nearly every name that follows. By 1971 Lothar Meid and Hartmut Enke join the sessions, then 1972 widens the circle to Daniel Fichelscher, Werner Diermaier, Jean-Hervé Peron, Gunther Wüsthoff, Joy Alaska, and Joachim von Grumbkow, with Olaf Kübler and Peter Leopold turning up again and again as recurring players across those dates. Behind the desk and the master tapes, Jürgen Koppers and Peter Kramper recur as engineers binding Karrer, Fichelscher, Weinzierl, Joy Alaska, and Meid, while Henriette Kroetenschwanz, Klaus-Jürgen Schneider, and Jürgen S. Korduletsch are the recurring presences stitching Karrer, Fichelscher, Weinzierl, Meid, and Knaup into one continuous credit. Harald Grosskopf picks up the baton in 1973, carrying the line forward through the decade. In 1980 it reaches Adrian Belew, an outside hand pulling the lineage into a new orbit, before Hans Joachim

The spine, inception to now

  1. 1969Chris Karrer
  2. 1969John Weinzierl
  3. 1969Renate Knaup
  4. 1971Lothar Meid
  5. 1971Hartmut Enke
  6. 1972Daniel Fichelscher
  7. 1972Werner Diermaier
  8. 1972Jean-Hervé Peron
  9. 1972Gunther Wüsthoff
  10. 1972Joy Alaska
  11. 1972Joachim von Grumbkow
  12. 1973Harald Grosskopf
  13. 1980Adrian Belew
  14. 1996Hans Joachim Irmler

The threads that bind it

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