' Atlantis was a band formed by ex-Frumpy musicians Inga Rumpf, Jean-Jacques Kravetz and Karl-Heinz Schott, in late Summer, 1972. At the end of 1973, Atlantis was among Germany's three most popular German rock groups, according to a Musikmarkt poll. Half a year later, the line-up changed again. Schnelle and Bomschlegel were replaced by English keyboarder Adrian Askew and ex-Curly Curve guitarist Alex Conti. Both were featured on the third LP "Ooh Baby". Atlantis was at its best on stage, which was proved by a double album recorded live at the Hamburg Fabrik from 1973 - 1975. In Summer 1975, Atlantis went on tour in the States, mostly as opener for Lynyrd Skynyrd. The following european "Get On Board"-tour failed to have commercial success. Concequently, Inga Rumpf and Karl-Heinz Schott announced their departure in January 1976. On February 23, 1983, the original line-up reunited for a revival concert in the Hamburg Fabrik and received standing ovations. ' short bio


Tracks Listing:

01 - Friends (8:41)
02 - Ooh Baby (4:02)
03 - Somewhere (5:51)
04 - It's getting Better (6:52)
05 - Waiting And Longing (3:41)
06 - Brother (5:34)
07 - Rock'n' Roll Preacher (4:09)
08 - New York City (3:58)
09 - Mr. Bigshot (5:53)
10 - Mainline Florida (6:21)
11 - Godfather (3:33)
12 - Going To The Country (5:14)
13 - Rock Me Baby (4:38)
14 - Leave It To The Devil (4:09)

Line-up:
Inga Rumpf: lead vocal, acoustic guitar, percussion
Adrian M. Askew: keyboards, vocals
Alex Conti: guitars, vocals
Karl-Heinz Schott: bass
Ringo Funk: drums, percussion