Percewood's Onagram

German Krautrock, Prog Rock, Psychedelic Rock and Folk Rock band from Delmenhorst and Bremen, that existed from 1969 to 1974. In 1967, Wolfgang Michels went solo after having played in other bands before and chose the name "One Plus None" for his performances. He met first Klaus Kaufmann in 1968 and in 1969 Hans-Jürgen Ludwig, who accompanied him now in a band of that name. As that name was not matching a band anymore, the band was renamed in "Percewood's Onagram", based on a fictional character "Percewood", who is "on a gram", i.e. high on marihuana. Eddy Muschketat joined the band in 1970 and their early recordings were broadcasted by the BBC, mainly by support of Alexis Korner. They compiled a first album and wrote a second one in 1971 and a second follow-up in 1972. Starting from 1973, the band evolved more and more to a collective of musicians. Amongst them, the American native Peter Conant Schaffer, who went later to America together with Wolfgang Michels. They recorded "Ameurope", which became well-acclaimed, even though it was released with a swastika-cover. Nevertheless, the band split after that album due to a missing financial success.