Artist description I write and perform a very wide range of musical styles from folk to classic rock sounds. Since many of musicians who perform with me originate from Oregon there is a heavy Pacific North Western folk and rock influence in nearly all songs.

Music Style American classic folk-rock similiar to that of the late 60's and early 70's.

Musical Influences CCR, Grandfunk Railroad, Crosby Stills Nash and Young, Beatles, Birds, Cream, Vanilla Fudge, Yes, Emerson Lake and Palmer, Dillon, Frank Zappa, Kinks, Jefferson Airplane, Jeff Beck, Pink Floyd, and many others of this period.

Similar Artists We feel we are unique, often spanning several musical genres. So we'd like you to decide this catagory.

Artist History The first time I performed under the artist name "WOLFF" was in 1972 while a member of the band "SWEI" from Forest Grove, Oregon, USA. The original band members of "SWEI" were Daniel Wolff, John Sherwood, Pat Lasley, and Blair Steveson. Since then I've worked with numerous other musicians on various musical projects, including working with the talented Van Dusky, Harry Ambros, Chity Somapala, Chris Keil, Glen Crews and others.

Group Members Daniel Wolff (WOLFF), Van Dusky (Krusty), John Sherwood, Harry Ambros, Chitral Somapala (Chity), and Chris Keil. Some of the musicians who work with me change for each new musical project.

Instruments Autoharp, acoustic and electric guitar, bass guitar, drums, sitar, synthesizer, keyboards, and more.

Albums Metanoia

Press Reviews Numerous reviews throughout Europe and North America

Additional Info If you like our music do us a favor and tell others about our work. Word of mouth is the best way to spread the news about our music. We greatly appreciate your loyalty and support for our music.

Location Neidenbach, Eifel - Germany

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