Lucifer friend

The German rock band where the Lucifer friend (Lucifer's Friend) played an active part in the 1970s. I pointed to the music that I could describe with both the hard rock and the progressive rock. Even what active British vocalist, John Lawton were registered at is famous for the you rye a heap.

Brief career history

John Lawton (John Lawton) meets four people of former member of German Bonds and forms Asterix and announces one piece of album in 1970. I change my name to a Lucifer friend and make my debut afterwards in "Lucifer's Friend" in "ヴァーティゴ record" and contract, 1970. It may be said that it is the hard rock album that solid Hammond organ undulates with a high tone vocalist of John and thinks about the times characteristics when スコーピオンズ has not yet made its debut with the pioneer for German hard rock. Furthermore, I want to strengthen a progressive rock color...I announce "I'm Just A Rock'n' Roll Singer" (1973) which pointed to Where The Groupies Killed The Blues (1972), clearer rock in sequence.

After the change of the drummer, I announce "Banquet" (1974) where I introduced a brass section of the great formation into afterwards. I announce "Mind Exploding" (1976) successively. However, John withdrew from a band and joined a you rye a heap as a successor of David Byron afterwards.

I make Mike Starrs (the microphone Stars) a vocalist, and transfer to "Electra record", and the left band side announces "Good Time Warrior" (1979). I announce "Sneak Me In" (1980) by the system which reached a second key baud D strike successively. On the other hand, John who participates in three pieces of albums, and withdrew from a you rye a heap announces solo album "Heart Beat" (1980). And John returns and announces hard rock-colored dark "Mean Machine" (1981), but I am not tied to a hit and am dissolved in 1982.

John is active afterwards in a German hard rock band called ZAR. And I form a unit called Lucifer friend II with Peter Hesslein which was the guitarist of the Lucifer friend and announce "Sumogrip" (1994). It was the hard rock work which included a melody of the sorrow, but the release in Japan was not done probably because of the photograph of the sumo wrestler a jacket.

Member

• The first - John Lawton (vocalist), Peter Hesslein (guitar), Dieter Horns (base), Peter Hecht (keyboard), Joachim Rietenbach (drums)
• The second - John Lawton (vocalist), Peter Hesslein (guitar), Dieter Horns (base), Peter Hecht (keyboard), Herbert Bornholdt (drums)
• The third - Mike Starrs (vocalist), Peter Hesslein (guitar), Dieter Horns (base), Peter Hecht (keyboard), Herbert Bornholdt (drums)
• The fourth - Mike Starrs (vocalist), Peter Hesslein (guitar), Dieter Horns (base), Peter Hecht (keyboard), Andrew Askew (keyboard), Herbert Bornholdt (drums)
• The fifth - John Lawton (vocalist), Peter Hesslein (guitar), Dieter Horns (base), Peter Hecht (keyboard), Herbert Bornholdt (drums) - second and lineup

Discography

• Lucifer's Friend (1970)
• ...Where The Groupies Killed The Blues (1972)
• I'm Just A Rock'n' Roll Singer (1973)
• Banquet (1974)
• Mind Exploding (1976)
• Good Time Warrior (1979)
• Sneak Me In (1980)
• Mean Machine (1981)
• Sumogrip (1994) - Lucifer's Friend II name

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