Klaus Voormann

Klaus Voormann

Klaus Otto Wilhelm Voormann

On 15 records in 3 Record Tribe collections

Played on

John Lennon / Plastic Ono BandJohn Lennon / Plastic Ono Band, 1970Bass All Things Must PassGeorge Harrison, 1970Bass Guitar, Performer RevolverThe Beatles, 1966Design The Beatles In MonoThe Beatles, 2009Design Anthology 3The Beatles, 1996Design Concept, Painting Anthology 2The Beatles, 1996Design Concept, Painting Anthology 1The Beatles, 1995Design Concept, Painting NicoletteNicolette Larson, 1978Bass Born To Be With YouDion, 1975Bass BreakawayArt Garfunkel, 1975Bass RingoRingo Starr, 1973Backing Vocals, Bass, Double Bass, Lithography TransformerLou Reed, 1972Bass Guitar Son Of SchmilssonNilsson, 1972Bass, Electric Guitar, Horns Nilsson SchmilssonNilsson, 1971Acoustic Guitar, Bass, Rhythm Guitar ImagineJohn Lennon, 1971Bass, Double Bass

About

German multi-instrumentalist musician, graphic designer, illustrator and producer, born 29 April 1938 in Berlin, Germany.
He moved to London in the early 1960s. Gibson Kemp asked him to join his band The Eyes as their bassist. The band performed at the Star-Club Hamburg in 1963 where it was rechristened to Paddy, Klaus & Gibson. In 1965, he returned to London. He was the bassist & flutist for Manfred Mann from 1966 to 1969. After that, he became a session musician. He then became a member of The Plastic Ono Band.
He designed the cover of The Beatles’ album “”, for which he won a Grammy Award, and Bee Gees’ “”.
He produced Trio’s first album.
Married to Christina Harrison (his second wife).