EMMA MYLDENBERGER - Tour De Trance (1979-2006) FLAC (image+.cue), lossless

Emma Myldenberger is not the name of a person, but a folk band from the Odenwald. Their second LP, “Tour de Trance” from 1979, is similar to their first one: pleasant and skilfully presented folk music played partly on ancient instruments, but not as traditional as Pentangle; rather like Fairport Convention or The Trees. Dag Erik Asbjørnsen: “Music of a tranquil and folky beauty.” And right he is. The two tracks on the first side contain German lyrics, those on the flip side are purely instrumental. Those who like the group’s first LP will not be disappointed by their second one. The masterpiece on the album is the 19-minute long “Regenreigen”. In the booklet, there is again a long retrospective report by Michel Meyer about those days. The accurately recorded bonus tracks were taken from a gig in the Berlin Quartier Latin on April 8th, 1979. GOD
Tracklist :
1    Ein Bißchen 4:00
Words By [Text Von] – Emma Myldenberger
2    Regenreigen 19:21
Words By [Text Von] – Wolfgang Borchert
3    Lenyas Fantasie 6:53
Guest, Drums – Peter Brinckmann
4    RAA 8:24
Guest, Drums – Peter Brinckmann
5    Wassensteyns Hochzeitsnacht 4:59
Guest, Drums – Manfred Müller-Jehle
- BONUS TRACKS -    
6    RAA    6:40
7    Ein Bißchen    4:17
8    I Know You Rider    5:07
9    Stromberger Siebensprung    2:03
Credits :
Contrabass [Kontrabaß], Guitar, Vocals – Topsi Tkacz
Guest, Harp – Achim Müller-Hargittay
Guest, Hurdy Gurdy [Drehleier] – Ekkehard Hoffmann
Guest, Tabla [Tablas], Percussion, Vocals – Fritz Schütz
Guest, Tambura [Tamboura] – Michael Stühr
Guest, Vocals – Martin Friedrich
Guitar, Mandolin, Zither, Vocals – Michel Meyer
Guitar, Percussion, Vocals – Reines Pauker
Oboe, Flute [Flöten], Crumhorn [Krommhorn], Guitar, Ocarina [Okarina], Glockenspiel, Vocals – Biber Gullatz
Songwriter [Songs By] – Emma Myldenberger (tracks: 1 to 7, 9), Grateful Dead (tracks: 8)
Violin [Geige], Flute [Flöten], Banjo, Vocals – Anne Goßlau
Vocals, Flute [Flöten], Glockenspiel, Percussion – Gaby Kinscherf