Channel 5

Channel 5

Channel 5 war eine deutsche Pop-Band aus Hamburg, die 1982 von Jan Krueger, Christian Blau und Frank Winneberger gegründet wurde.

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Bandgeschichte

Krueger und Produzent 'Lonzo' Westphal entwickelten 1983 in Hamburg einen international konkurrenzfähigen, professionell inszenierten Sound für Channel 5, der sowohl Mainstream-Rock und Jazz, als auch Funk einschloss. Vom ersten Album Colour of a Moment wurden 1985 80 000 Exemplare verkauft. Nach zwei Deutschlandtourneen mit ausgeklügelten Live-Shows erschien 1986 die zweite LP Painted Nights. Chris Adam hatte die Band inzwischen verlassen und wurde durch Christof Scheibe ersetzt. Kurze Zeit später trennte sich die Gruppe.

Das Duo Krueger/Wilckens betreibt heute ein Produktionsstudio in Hamburg und produziert Songs für Werbespots. Krochmann hat ein Tonstudio in Norderstedt und produziert Kinder-Hörspiele, zum Teil zusammen mit Blau, der als freier Künstler im Bereich Malerei und Fotografie tätig ist. Scheibe spielte unter anderem mit Michel van Dyke und Sissi Perlinger.

Mitglieder

  • Jan Krueger – Gesang, Keyboard
  • Markus Krochmann – Gitarre, Gesang
  • Jens Scharff – Keyboard (bis 1983)
  • Chris Adam – Keyboard (bis 1985)
  • Frank Winneberger – Bass
  • Christian Blau – Schlagzeug
  • Christian Wilckens – Saxophon, Gesang
  • Jan Christof Scheibe – Keyboard (ab 1985 für Adam)
  • Lorenz 'Lonzo' Westphal – Produzent, Songautor und Arrangeur

Diskografie

Chartplatzierungen Erklärung der Daten
Singles
[1]
For the Look in Your Eyes
  Airplay 47 15.07.1985 (1 Wo.)
Isn't it You
  Airplay 40 16.12.1985 (1 Wo.)

Alben

  • 1985: Colour of a Moment (Mega Records)
  • 1986: Painted Nights (Polydor)
  • 1986: Isn't it You (Polydor)
  • 1988: Channel 5 (Polydor)
  • 1992: The Best of Channel 5 (BMG Ariola)

Singles

  • 1985: For a Look in Your Eyes (Mega Records)
  • 1985: Isn't it You (Polydor)
  • 1986: Young Girls Talk Too Much (Polydor)
  • 1988: Take a Trip (WEA)

Einzelnachweise

  1. ↑ HIT-BILANZ, deutsche Chart-Singles auf CD-ROM, Taurus Press

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