Ege Bamyası, released in 1973, is Can’s fifth studio album. It featured Rosko Gee on bass and features their most famous song, 'Vitamin C.'
- The album was recorded in a converted rural farmhouse in Weilerswist, Germany.
- It was the band's third album to feature British-American singer and poet Rosko Gee, who also played bass guitar.
- The album's title translates to 'Aegean Okra' in Turkish.
Can were a German experimental rock group formed in Cologne in 1968. They were pioneers of krautrock, a genre of experimental rock music that emerged in West Germany in the late 1960s. Carnasciale, a native of Sicily, became the band’s lead singer in 1973, replacing Japanese vocalist Damo Suzuki.
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