Mane Bock

Guitar, Bass, Soundmix, Curator


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vita

in 1965 mane bock and friends founded the band schaggy badge (later renamed schäggi bädsch) in karlsruhe, which attracted attention in different line-ups until 1985. initially the band was based in the area of karlsruhe, later on all over germany. from flensburg to passau they played in the hippest clubs, youth centres, concert halls and at many open air festivals (during this time the motto free and outside was born).

in the early 70s, the band supported the environmental campaign save the rhine, during which the poor state of water of the rhine was pointed out with a boat trip on the freight sailing ship avontuurer from basel to rotterdamm. the band gave a concert at each of the ship`s moorings and in these events, attention was drawn to the increasing pollution of the rhine. this action caused a lot of attention and was accompanied by the media (press and television) from start to finish.

in 1982 schäggi bädsch left karlsruhe and moved to bavaria to run the music bar bluespunkt. there the band worked on their musical development. at that time the musicians hubl greiner – achim juhl – derek hauffen – ulrike schimpf played with mane at the band and developed their own musical style. two years later the band moved to the palatinate and wilfried sahm joined the band.

with schäggi bädsch the tightrope walk between krautrock and independent (partly experimental) music with driving rhythms as well as influences from different styles and cultures was successful.

on the tours and concerts contacts to bands and musicians were made, among others: guru guru,embryo, checkpoint charlie, missus beastly, kling klong, captain sperrmüll, munju, schröder roadschow, chris karrer (amon düül).
i also fondly remember the days with the south indian tavil drummer paramaschivam pillai (a true master on this drum), who spent some time in our house and played music with us for many hours. during this time he was on tour in europe with the world musician roland schaeffer.

after the band schäggi bädsch split up in 1985, mane toured germany with checkpoint charlie for almost two years.

after these many years on the stages of the republic, mane shifted his interest and concentrated on working in the music studio. in frank farian`s studios in rosbach and in
st. ingbert in the saarland as well as in the hansa studio in berlin, more than 20 sound carriers were produced, which were distributed nationally and internationally.

between 1986 and 1992 mane and siegfried ipach founded and built up a publishing house (musicolor), a distribution company (cosmus) and a production company (musicolor). among other things, young artists were given the opportunity to produce an lp/cd in a professional environment. for several years mane worked with sydney youngblood and charles shaw, with singer george mcgrae he produced the cd i feel love for you, which was placed in the german and english charts for a few weeks, with singer dirk zöllner and his band the cd café grössenwahn was created.

after this time mane played in different bands, e.g. wapiti, of5, docfarbe. regular jam`s with friendly musicians enrich his musical effect.

from 1998 to 2011 mane played in several band projects, e.g. lunatic croakers, schallmaurer and quest. after many years of excursions into different musical styles, he makes his own rock music with these bands (back to rock). with these bands were: sibilly chiarella (voc), thomas walther (git), christoph kappler (bass), stefan keller (drums, voc) and hendrik bruggemann (bass, voc).

besides these rock bands, mane also played in the period from 2008 to 2011 with stahlband, a band project founded by lothar stahl. with lothar stahl (drums, xylophone, perc.), jens pollheide (flutes, bass), julia jung (voc), dieter schult (bass), manfred mc geyer (oud, git), jörg schöllhorn (keyboards) and many guest musicians, mane again travelled all over germany and played many live concerts. as a musical style, the term world music is very fitting, a mixture of jazz and rock with oriental influences and many odd beats.

from 2012 on, mane invited some of their friends musicians to regular meetings in order to make music freely and without constraints in the studio. this is how the project MAF (mane and friends) came into being. even after a few years, the musicians involved still have a lot of fun with it and that is the reason for this homepage.

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