New JazzrockTV episode released – KAMA Quartett with Interview and Live Session
July 15, 2018
JazzrockTV #128 KAMA Quartett
The KAMA Quartett released an impressive tribute album in 2016. A love supreme by John Coltrane got interpreted with influences from Jazzrock and Rock. Additionally the band released a vinyl album in 2017 that have been recorded live.
KAMA Quartett are Katharina Maschmeyer (Saxophone), Nils Pollheide (Guitar), Philipp Rüttgers (Keys), Jens Otto (Drums) and percussion master Nippy Noya. We met the band at her Studio in Osnabrück where they played an small exclusive Live Session for us and talked about the creation of the albums.
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