Sarita and Schroeder | fr

Damals: Der Undergrounddichter Uli Hundt gründete Mitte der 70er zusammen mit Bassist Rich Schwab, Gitarrist Gerty Beracz, Saxofonist Jesus Canneloni und Schlagzeuger Richard Herten die Band. Das Konzept: anarchistischer Humor, deftige Show und Respekt vor Nichts und Niemanden. Der Durchbruch der Schroeder Roadshow kam mit dem zweiten Album "Anarchie in Germoney" (1978). Es folgten unzählige Auftritte auf Tourneen (u.a. mit Ton, Steine, Scherben), für Rock-gegen-Rechts und die Friedensbewegung und beim Anti-WAA in Wackersdorf vor 100.000 Leuten. Es waren wilde Zeiten und die Band war ein Aushängeschild des Aufstandes gegen die gutbürgerliche Gesellschaft - durch sie bekam die Protestbewegung eine Stimme...

The German electronic artist Robert Schroeder composes, produces and publishes electronic music since 1979. At that time he was discovered and promoted by electronics pioneer Klaus Schulze. Till this day he released numerous solo CDs. Schroeder's music spectrum reaches from electronics, ambient, chill-out, trip-hop to rock and classical. Electronic music in the widest sense is the musical style of this artist who has his roots in the music of Klaus Schulze, Can and Pink Floyd. .

John Francis Schroeder (January 1935 – 31 January 2017) was a British pop and easy listening composer, arranger, songwriter and record producer. In 1961, Schroeder won an Ivor Novello Award for co-writing "Walkin' Back to Happiness". Schroeder worked as an A&R assistant to Norrie Paramor at Columbia Records. He was also a songwriter and, with Mike Hawker, wrote the song "Walkin' Back to Happiness", which in a version by Helen Shapiro reached number one in the UK Singles Chart during 1961. Schroeder also co-wrote two other hits for Shapiro, "Don't Treat Me Like a Child" and "You Don't Know". Later...

A club jazz trio project by the keyboard player, Shunsuke Watanabe who has played for top notch Japanese pop and rock artists like Puffy, Chemistry, Ko Shibasaki, De De Mouse, Motoharu Sano, Bonnie Pink, Kirinji, Kohei Dojima and so on. Named after Schroeder who appeared in the American cartoon, Peanuts, the piano, bass, drums trio plays music imagining the image in the brain of a boy who has contemporary musical ears through listening to classical, jazz, dance, electronica music, etc. and paying respect to Vince Guraldi’s trio who made music for animated adaptations of Peanuts. Official Website: http://www.sma.co.jp/artist/profile/index/35 Myspace: http://www.myspace.com/schroederheadz...