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Schoenherz – What A Night
Schoenherz
What A Night
Label: Warner Bros. Records
Catalog Number: WB 56 504
Released: 1978, 70's
A classic obscurity from the legendary Lovefingers blog, What a Night is carefree, disco-rock from Austrian keyboardist Richard Schoenherz’s of the iconic Supermax. The Moog synthesizers, Rhodes, and Hammond organ on the album are of course a major highlight (B4 features Roboterwerke, a German synth genius who was a friend of Herbie Hancock’s), but Schoenherz’s vocals also land perfectly. Favorites include the almost West Coast sounding B1 “How Does It Feel There?” and the sleazy, slow disco B2 “Between the Judgement and Madness.”
Recommended – A4 Sultry Nights, B1 How Does It Feel There, B2 Between Judgement And Madness
Tags: Cosmic / Disco / Krautrock / Lovefingers
Tracklist:
A1 What A Night
A2 Too Little Love To Live But Too Much Fear To Die
A3 Rosa
A4 Sultry Nights
B1 How Does It Feel There
B2 Between Judgement And Madness
B3 What A Lonely Lonely Night
B4 The End Of The Beginning
Credits:
Art Direction [Coordinations] – Nestor (9)
Bass, Backing Vocals – Georg Liszt*
Drums, Percussion – Jürgen Zöller
Engineer – Armin Bannach, Jochen Wenke, Jon Lloyd
Guitar, Backing Vocals – Johann Daansen*, Rainer Marz
Keyboards [Additional] – Christian Kolonovits
Lead Vocals, Backing Vocals, Grand Piano, Electric Piano [Fender Rhodes], Organ [Hammond], Synthesizer [Mini Moog, Poly Moog], Written-By, Cover, Painting – Richard Schoenherz*
Percussion, Drums – Hartmut Pfannmüller
Photography By – Heli Hinkel
Producer – Peter Hauke
