Eiliff
Eiliff was a German instrumental group of the early 1970s that mixed jazz, rock and long improvised passages, with saxophone, organ and electric piano, guitar and sitar over bass and drums. The band made two studio albums for Philips, Eiliff (1971) and Girlrls! (1972), and is known today through those records and through live recordings from 1972 issued decades later by Garden of Delights. The line-up was Rainer Brüninghaus (keyboards), Herbert J. Kalveram (saxophone), Houschäng Nejadepour (guitar, sitar), Bill Brown (bass) and Detlev Landmann (drums).
Members
Bremen 1972
Superb live recordings of a heavily underrated early '70s band from Germany, playing a sophisticated style of progressive krautedelic jazz-rock, mostly instrumental. Eiliff's guitarist (and sitar playr) Houschäng Nejadpour would later become part of …
Close Encounter With Their Third One
Superb live recordings of a heavily underrated early '70s band from Germany, playing a sophisticated style of progressive krautedelic jazz-rock, mostly instrumental. Eiliff's guitarist (and sitar playr) Houschäng Nejadpour would later become part of …
