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  2. www.youtube.com › watchBittern Storm Over Ulm - YouTube

    Provided to YouTube by Virtual Label LLCBittern Storm Over Ulm · Henry CowUnrest℗ Henry CowReleased on: 1974-05-10Composer: FrithAuto-generated by YouTube.

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  3. www.youtube.com › watchHenry Cow - Bittern Storm Over Ulm - YouTube

    15 de abr. de 2010 · From the album, "Unrest".

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  4. genius.com › Henry-cow-bittern-storm-over-ulm-lyricsHenry Cow – Bittern Storm Over Ulm Lyrics | Genius Lyrics

    Who wrote “Bittern Storm Over Ulm” by Henry Cow? Unrest (1974) Henry Cow. 1. Bittern Storm Over Ulm. 2.

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  6. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Unrest_(Henry_Cow_album)Unrest (Henry Cow album) - Wikipedia

    Frith said that his composition "Bittern Storm over Ulm" was a "perversion" of one of his favourite Yardbirds songs, "Got to Hurry" (1965), into which he added bars, beats and half-beats. Live performances of this piece were released on Henry Cow's "Road" box set under different names ("Heron Shower over Hamburg" in London in April ...

    • Avant-Rock , Avant-Garde Jazz

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  8. rateyourmusic.com › release › albumUnrest by Henry Cow (Album, Rock in Opposition): Reviews ...

    Perhaps the most notable examples of HENRY COW’s bizarre sense of reinterpretation comes with the opening “Bittern Storm Over Ulm” which deconstructs The Yardbird’s B-side blues rock “Got To Hurry” and resurrects it as an unrecognizable display of progressive rock and avant-garde jazz freakery.

  9. www.progarchives.com › albumHENRY COW Unrest reviews - Progarchives.com

    Perhaps the most notable examples of HENRY COW's bizarre sense of reinterpretation comes with the opening "Bittern Storm Over Ulm" which deconstructs The Yardbird's B-side blues rock "Got To Hurry" and resurrects it as an unrecognizable display of progressive rock and avant-garde jazz freakery.