Album · 1974
Cinemascope
- Released
- 1974
- Label
- BASF
- Catalogue no.
- 21 22270-5
- Tracklist
- 8 tracks
- Length
- 41:43
- Country
- DE
“Cinemascope” is an album by Joachim Kühn, released in 1974 on BASF. The original release has 8 tracks with a running time of 41:43. The line-up features Gerry Brown (percussion), Joachim Kühn (piano, electric piano), John Lee (bass), Rolf Kühn (arranger, performing orchestra) and Toto Blanke (electric guitar).
Who played on Cinemascope
- Gerry Brown percussion all tracks
- Joachim Kühn piano, electric piano, alto saxophone, producer all tracks
- John Lee bass all tracks
- Rolf Kühn arranger, performing orchestra, producer all tracks
- Toto Blanke electric guitar all tracks
- Zbigniew Seifert electric violin on 1 track
Tracklist
- A1 Zoom -Part 1- — Toto Blanke, Joachim Kühn 5:26
- A2 Zoom -Part 2- — Toto Blanke, Joachim Kühn 3:44
- A3 One String More — Joachim Kühn 8:18
- A4 Vibrator — Joachim Kühn 2:16
- B1 Travelling -Part 1- — Joachim Kühn, Rolf Kühn 5:10
- B2 Travelling -Part 2- — Joachim Kühn, Rolf Kühn 6:27
- B3 Success — Joachim Kühn 5:06
- B4 Black Tears — Joachim Kühn 5:16
Production
- Conny Plank engineer
- Hans Lampe engineer
More albums by Joachim Kühn
Sound of Feelings
1969 · BYG Records
Bloody Rockers
1969 · BYG Records
Paris is Wonderful
1970 · BYG Records
Piano Solo
1972 · BASF
This Way Out
1973 · BASF
Hip Elegy
1976 · MPS
Springfever
1976 · Atlantic
Charisma
1977 · Atlantic
Snow in the Desert
1980 · Atlantic
Nightline New York
1981 · Sandra Music Productions
United Nations
1981 · Atlantic
I’m Not Dreaming
1983 · CMP Records
Frequently asked questions
Who played on Cinemascope?
The line-up of Cinemascope includes Gerry Brown (percussion), Joachim Kühn (piano, electric piano), John Lee (bass), Rolf Kühn (arranger, performing orchestra), Toto Blanke (electric guitar) and Zbigniew Seifert (electric violin).
Which label released Cinemascope?
Cinemascope was released in 1974 on BASF (21 22270-5).
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