Such a marvelous instrumental on this scarce private pressing by Dutch duo Klaus Pfeifer and Klaus Tepp. Very hard to find record in superb NM condition, cover with bent corner and light storage wear.

Very enjoyable fusion jazz that lends from a variety of styles. Two stand-out cuts here with the afro-indian infused Monimbo and drum break boogie jazz funk Schweine Am Strand. Never seen before privat pressing. Cover...

Like new copy of this Doldinger classic. Forget about the hit on here and head to the darker themes like Angriff.

What a collaboration, Berry Lipman and Klaus Doldinger teaming up to record this mad funky promotional vinyl only with everything from drum breaks, batacuda and wah wah funk on offer. Superb looking and sounding EX co...

Kind of greatest Doldinger at the movies. Dolce Negresco, Das Boot, Waldhaus, Flug In Die Hölle and obviusly the powerful Tatort theme. Nothing rare but kind of essentials if you dig soundtracks.

Nice cosmic vibes on this Klaus Doldinger gem made for cigarette brand Peer Export. Both sides useful with Loco Motive my personal favorite.

One look at the line up here you know this will be real special. Ingfried Hoffman, Peter Trunk, Cees See and guitar wizard Attila Zoller backing sax man Klaus Doldinger with an excellent set of tracks obviously inspir...

Folky jazz rocker Pit Budde arranging this chidrens affair so little surprise that there are a handful of jazzy and funky songs to be found. In Unserm Haus is a nice groover and Das Wunschlied (soundclip) opens with a...

Essential Amiga jazz funk fusion release by Klaus Lenz and his Big Band recorded in Berlin. Don't get confused by the Big Band essemble here, it is a really funky record. Check the tittle track to catch my point. Dark...

Back in stock! Essential Amiga jazz rock release by the Klaus Lenz Big Band recorded in Berlin. Don't get confused by the Big Band essemble here, it is a really funky record. Check the title track to catch my point. D...

Stunning copy of this Amiga jazz masterpiece by Klaus Lenz. With people like Ernst-Ludwig Petrowsky and Ulrich Gumbert involved you would expect something spectacular. An exceptional mix of free jazz and soulful jazz-...

Beautiful copy of this DDR jazz masterpiece. One of my personal favorites to come out of the former East German republic. All is good but the highlight are Reverend Lee, Fusion and the killer dancefloor friendly Soul ...

That I have only discovered this masterpiece now is a mystery. An album release by the man of many names, Klaus Netzle, with a microchip, computer and a glass of red wine on the cover, it must have something unique on...

Funky stuff as usual by one of Berlin's finest in Klaus Nowodworski backed by the mighty Modern Soul Band. Collectable Amiga single in solid VG+ condition, cover has sticker on back.

Nice spacey vibes as you would expect for an Erdenklang release and a great sound fitting new wave, electro pop mixes or similar. Soft hairlines, plays with light crackle.

Rare debut release by the Amiga household rock unit Klaus Renft Combo. All songs penned by Kurt Demmler and with a musical landscape moving from art over progressive rock it is a solid release. Record graded VG as it ...

Super rare Blue Flame pre album promo single with one side promoting Klaus Schoenning and the other dedicated to fellow Danish new age experimentalist Kristian Lilholt. Tracks from their Artic Light and Chair In Air a...

Fourth studio album by the incredibly talented Danish multi instrumentalist. The almost 20 minutes long Locrian Arabesque title track works from meditative to upbeat with amazing use of analogue and digital synthesize...

Essential debut album release by the incredibly talented multi instrumentalist Klaus Schønning. A solid listen from start to finish and if not familiar you are in for a true treassure. Top notch producer record as wel...

Another masterpiece by the great Dane. The multi instrumentalist gets busy on the rhodes, organ, synth, percussion, clarinet and much more. A must to all fans and collectors of electronics but fusion jazz and prog ent...