I was curious and did a little research on this album since discogs doesn't even list it. The band's name was actually Benjamin and the "Gaste" is just "guests" who are the drum ensemble playing on track 4 only. Benjamin was a trio comprised of husband & wife Manfred & Ursula Rohrer (she a pianist well-known in academic music circles of the time) as well as percussionist Mohammad Hakim Ludin. These same three musicians also performed on other "Musik mit Schlaginstrumenten" (Music with Pop Instrumentation) recordings, but not under the Benjamin band name. This album appears to be a series of library music recordings issued on vinyl, this being the first volume of the series.
Always fun going through the music you post and sorting out the unknown gems from the rubble. Thanks for your continued excellence!
Here, at Ezhevika Fields, I'm providing information & listening preview samples of lost albums from the past. My only aim is to promote real art & music for some reasons currently unavailable according to my sources. If you are the artist or label & would like the link to be removed just contact me & it will be done.
I'd like to thank all original uploaders; collectors sharing music giving us the unique possibility to explore the culture. Thank you!
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Fantastic (as always)! Thanks!
I was curious and did a little research on this album since discogs doesn't even list it. The band's name was actually Benjamin and the "Gaste" is just "guests" who are the drum ensemble playing on track 4 only. Benjamin was a trio comprised of husband & wife Manfred & Ursula Rohrer (she a pianist well-known in academic music circles of the time) as well as percussionist Mohammad Hakim Ludin. These same three musicians also performed on other "Musik mit Schlaginstrumenten" (Music with Pop Instrumentation) recordings, but not under the Benjamin band name. This album appears to be a series of library music recordings issued on vinyl, this being the first volume of the series.
Always fun going through the music you post and sorting out the unknown gems from the rubble. Thanks for your continued excellence!
Thanx a lot!
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