Band, DE
Rock
German underground rock band of the 1970's hailing from Mannheim. Eccentric and unique vocalist Walter Seyffer had fronted numerous bands during the 1960's. He claims to have established Nine Days Wonder in 1966, then known as The Graves, who gradually transformed into Nine Days Wonder proper in February 1970. Walter got together an unlikely collection of musicians from Germany, Austria, Ireland and England, to create a diverse rock fusion encompassing all forms of Krautrock and showing distinct Frank Zappa and British progressive rock influences.
Michael Bundt b, syn DE | |
Sid Gautama dr, perc *2002 ID | |
John Earle ts, ss 1944-2008 IE | |
Walter Seyffer voc, perc, dr DE | |
Bernd Unger voc, g DE | |
Rolf Henning g, p DE | |
Karl Mutschlechner b DE | |
Martin Roscoe dr GB | |
Peter Oehler g, voc, p | |
Hans Frauenschuh g DE | |
Hyazintus dr DE | |
Freddie Münster syn DE |
Title | Artist | Year | Type |
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Nine Day's Wonder / Only The Dancers | Nine Days' Wonder | 2003 | Compil. |
We Never Lost Control / Sonnet To Billy Frost | Nine Days' Wonder | 2003 | Compil. |
The Best Years Of Our Life? | Nine Days' Wonder | 2001 | Album |
Sonnet To Billy Frost | Nine Days' Wonder | 1976 | Album |
Only The Dancers | Nine Days' Wonder | 1974 | Album |
We Never Lost Control | Nine Days' Wonder | 1973 | Album |
Nine Days' Wonder | Nine Days' Wonder | 1971 | Album |
Hovercraft Queen | Nine Days' Wonder | Single |