The German progressive rock band Prof. Wolfff lived a short and intensive life in the early 70s, as a part of the krautrock adventure – with gigs all over Germany and a TV performance at the ‘Talentschuppen’ (ARD – first German channel). The band unexpectedly split in march 1972, shortly after producing their first album ‘Prof. Wolfff’, which was released in 1972 by Metronome. Along with Ton Steine Scherben, an important politically engaged rockband from Berlin and Ihre Kinder, Prof. Wolfff was one of the first progressive rock bands in Germany exclusively singing rock songs with German lyrics, even before Udo Lindenberg released his first ‘German’ album. As a result, other musicians were inspired to compose rock songs using German language. See for more.
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Prof Wolfff = Prof Wolfff – 1972 – ( Full Album)