Thirsty Moon
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GenresProgressive rock, krautrock, jazz-rock, jazz fusion
Years active1971–present
Thirsty Moon | |
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 Thirsty Moon, 1976. | |
| Background information | |
| Origin | Bremen, Bremen, Germany |
| Genres | Progressive rock, krautrock, jazz-rock, jazz fusion |
| Years active | 1971–present |
| Labels | Brain, Sky |
| Members | Norbert Drogies Michael Kobs Willi Pape Harald Konietzko Jürgen Drogies Hans-Werner Ranwig |
| Past members | Erwin Noack (deceased) Siegfried Pisalla Gerd Lueken Heinz Sander Rainer Neumann Serge Weber Junior Weerasinghe Uli Harmssen |
| Website | www |
Thirsty Moon is a German Krautrock band. The band was founded in the early 1970s in Bremen and plays progressive rock with strong jazz influences. Band members were the brothers Jürgen and Norbert Drogies, Michael Kobs, Harald Konietzko, Erwin Noack, Willi Pape and Siegfried Pisalla, although this line-up changed in the late 1970s. The band's first two albums received critical acclaim and are considered Krautrock classics.[1]
In 2007, Jürgen Drogies released the album Dreamcatcher and gave his new band the name Back to the Moon.
- Norbert Drogies - drums
- Michael Kobs - electric piano, organ
- Erwin Noack - congas, percussion
- Willi Pape - saxophone
- Harald Konietzko - bass, guitar, vocals, cello
- Jürgen Drogies - guitar, percussion
- Hans Werner Ranwig - organ, vocals
- Siegfried Pisalla - vocals, guitar
Later members:
- Rainer Neumann - saxophone
- Serge Weber - piano, synthesizer
- Junior Weerasinghe - drums, vocals
