Michael Rother sits in
Another chance to hear German guitarist Michael Rother sitting in for Iggy Pop this week.
He'll be spinning tracks from Cluster, Peaches and Bob Dylan.
Another chance to hear German guitarist Michael Rother sitting in for Iggy Pop this week.
He'll be spinning a mix of tracks including Cluster, Peaches, Bob Dylan, Secret Machines and Can.
Michael was born in Hamburg, Germany in 1950. He began playing guitar in the mid-60s and went on to become a brief but early member of the band Kraftwerk in 1971.
He left Kraftwerk that same year and formed the much respected NEU! alongside drummer Klaus Dinger. The pair went on to record three seminal albums during the 70s.
Towards the end of his time with NEU! Rother teamed up with the two members of Cluster to form the Krautrock supergroup Harmonia. They released two albums at this time although a third set of recordings from 1976 in collaboration with Enlgish producer Brian Eno eventually surfaced in the late 90s.
Michael released his first solo album, Flammende Herzen in 1977 and has gone on to release a further 8 solo albums since, as well as touring extensively.
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Music Played
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Neu!
Super
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Little Richard
Long Tall Sally
- Little Richard - British Hit Singles.
- Ace.
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The Kinks
You Really Got Me
- The Journey - Part 1.
- BMG.
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Secret Machines
Nowhere Again
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Cluster
Caramel
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Stereolab
Les Yper Sound
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F*** Buttons
Olympians
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Kraftwerk
Kometenmelodie 2
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Brian Eno
In Dark Trees
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Engineers
Clean Colourd Wire
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The Beatles
Tomorrow Never Knows
- Revolver.
- Parlophone.
- 14.
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The Byrds
Turn! Turn! Turn! (To Everything There is a Season)
- Turn! Turn! Turn!.
- Columbia.
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Boxed In
All Your Love Is Gone (Michael Rother Remix)
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Bob Dylan
Subterranean Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔsick Blues
- CBS.
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Can
You Doo Right
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LoneLady
Hinterland
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Peaches
I U She
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Harmonia
Sehr Kosmisch
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The Rolling Stones
The Last TimeΒ
- London.
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David Bowie
'Helden'
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Cluster
Im Suden
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Fujiya & Miyagi
Knickerbocker
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School of Seven Bells
Half Asleep
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Neu!
Hallogallo
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- Fri 26 Feb 2016 19:00Βι¶ΉΤΌΕΔ Radio 6 Music
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