Everything" saw Smoke embracing a more concise, groove-driven approach, moving away from the extended improvisations of their earlier LPs. The album showcases their signature instrumental interplay within a more structured, song-oriented framework.
- "Everything" was recorded at Tonstudio Zuckerfabrik in Stuttgart in January 1973.
- The album was produced by Hamburg producer Konrad Plank, who had previously worked with artists like Kraftwerk and the Edgar Broughton Band.
- Though not a chart success, "Everything" is considered a key release in the German jazz-rock scene of the early 1970s.
Smoke was a German jazz-rock group formed in 1970. They were known for their instrumental prowess and experimental sound. In 1973, they released "Everything," their third album on the MPS label, which featured a more accessible, groove-oriented sound than their previous work.
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