| German jazzfunk band, now lost in obscurity
Fritz Brause (unfortunately I couldn't find any references to the reasons for the silly name) had a short period of fame during the mid - eighties after their hit "Shilly Shally" reached Nr.5 in the German charts. Their sound was quite unusual for a german band of their time, as they impressed with polished brass-arrangements, Level 42-ish basslines and harmonies straight out of fusion.
Due to their impressive live-act they developed a hardcore following, especially in their home town of Bochum. The faded away in the early nineties, after their charismatic lead singer Sabine Sabine left the band to pursue a solo-career.
Recently reformed in their original lineup, they have recorded another album and will again tour the world.
Discography:
- Shilly Shally
- Bow-Tie and Rubberboots
- Don't go
- Ambiente
- Five
Homepage: http://www.fritzbrause.com | 
