To be reissued on CD and LP from MiruMir, a new(ish) label that concentrates on the electronic pioneers of the 60s and 70s. I wasn't aware of this session, but in doing some research, it appears it's been in the CD-R market for some years now. Presumably this will be a much enhanced version. I love both Schickert and Schulze's 70s works, and I had no idea they ever played together, so this could prove to be most interesting.
Label says:
"For the FIRST TIME, from the vaults of electronic music guru, KLAUS SCHULZE, comes The Schulze-Schickert Session, a RARE and PREVIOUSLY UNRELEASED
private session featuring echo-guitar pioneer, GÜNTER SCHICKERT.
Recorded on 26 September 1975 in Klaus Schulze’s home STUDIO in
Hambuehren, Germany, Schulze can be heard playing an EMS Synthi A, as
well as keyboards, and a Syntanorma, while Schickert plays a 12-string
Framus with metal strings and also sings on a few tracks. Although
Schickert’s name is little-known outside of a very select circle of
krautrock fans, he was a key member of the Berlin free jazz scene of the
1960s and a pioneer of the echo-guitar. Just prior to the recording of
this informal session, Schickert’s first LP,Samtvogel, was released on
the seminal Brain label. On the two bonus tracks, found only on both CD
versions, Schickert’s playing ebbs, as Schulze takes on the more
dominant role.
Tracklist:
Side A: 1 Die Sehnsucht des Laien 2. Hymns to the Night 3. No-Frills
Side B: 1. Heart of Darkness 2. Twilight Chill 3. Blessed Twilight"
