The Band "Das dritte Ohr" (eng.: The thirt Ear) is a german Bluesband with german textes.
The Bands texts ob maintime grounded on original textes like "I wanna a woman in my kitchen" and other typical Bluassongs, but a lot of songs are on thier own ground grown. But, please, listen yourself and enjoy!

The Band "Das dritte Ohr" (eng.: The thirt Ear) is a german Bluesband with german textes.
The Bands texts ob maintime grounded on original textes like "I wanna a woman in my kitchen" and other typical Bluassongs, but a lot of songs are on thier own ground grown. But, please, listen yourself and enjoy!

Below was translated from German to English using the Google Translation app.

The Third Ear is the longest existing still active blues band in Germany. It was founded in 1968 by Udo Wolff , who is still a member of the band. In 1981, the group became the first German blues band to receive the German Record Critics' Award.

At the beginning of their career, the band did their apprenticeship as an accompanying group for the European tours of black blues musicians from the generation of Muddy Waters and Howlin' Wolf , as a result of which the "ear" on the world's best-selling sampler in the history of blues music at the legendary Chess label appeared. In 1981, the group was the first German blues band to receive the German Record Critics ' Prize , partly because they only used German blues lyrics. The Third Ear was the first German blues band to perform in the Eastern Bloc, the United States and Central America; to this day, the “Ohr” LP is still a paydaythe best-selling German blues production. Typical Wolff quote: “Absolutely agree, loosely based on Molière : We are here to entertain. However, not at any price. In the end it means: like it or leave it.”

The Third Ear has been performing at Christmas in their hometown of Hildesheim for around 40 years , for example in the discotheque be bop on the Rottsberg.

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