Sff (schicke fuhrs frohling) –

Complete recordings

SFF (Eduard Schicke, Gerd Führs and Heinz Fröhling), had an orchestral sound that was overwhelming and fascinating. With Dieter Dierks (Scorpions, Wallenstein, Nektar etc.) the band found an excellent producer for their first album Symphonic Pictures", which was released in 1976 and sold about 12,000 copies. The trio's popularity grew mainly due to their unforgettable live concerts - "It was a bit like magic and an overwhelming intensity that took the audience and the band together into another world." In this context, the SFF gigs in Scheeßel (Germany, 1977) and, of course, the Brain Festival (1978), from which two songs appear on this collection, should be mentioned. In 1977 and 1978 SFF recorded two more records with Dieter Dierks: "Sunburst" and "Ticket To Everywhere". After the recording of the last album, musical and ideological differences arose and the trio disbanded. Gerd lived in Bremen until his tragic death in November 1992. He worked in Japan, the USA, England and Germany for Yamaha, who considered Gerd one of the best programmers / keyboard consultants in the world. This CD release is dedicated to his memory."

Country of Pressing	US
Artist	SFF (Schicke Fuhrs Frohling)
Released	2023
Music Genre	Pop / Rock
Label	MADE IN GERMANY MUSI
Condition	New
UPC	885513029522
SKU	al-885513029522

1.1 Tao
1.2 Solution
1.3 Dialog
1.4 Sundrops
1.5 Pictures
1.6 Wizzard
1.7 Autumn sun in cold water
1.8 Artificial Energy
1.9 Driftin'
1.10 Troja
1.11 1580
1.12 Explorer
2.1 Open Doors
2.2 Song From India
2.3 Ticket to Everywhere
2.4 Spain Span Spanish
2.5 Here And Now
2.6 Slow Motion
2.7 Folk `n Roll
3.1 Every Land Tells A Story (Bonus, live in Essen, 1978)
3.2 Medley: Explorer / Wizzard (Bonus, live in Essen, 1978)
3.3 Tao (live in Papenburg, 1975)
3.4 Dialog (live in Papenburg, 1975)
3.5 Gedankenspiel (live in Papenburg, 1975)
3.6 Modimidofre (live in Papenburg, 1975)
3.7 Prickel Pit (live in Papenburg, 1975)
3.8 Ammernoon (live in Papenburg, 1975)
3.9 Dadadam (live in Papenburg, 1975)
3.10 Ticket to Everywhere (live in Papenburg, 1975)