I. D. Company - album I. D. Company 1970

In 1970 the two German vocalists Inga Rumpf and Dagmar Krause recorded an experimental album that crossed rock and blues music with avant-garde, ethnic music, acid folk, with raga and jazzy echoes. Tha band and the title of the album was I. D. Company (Inga and Dagmar Company). The album was split in two parts, one side each, the more experimental side is Dagmar's side.

Inga Rumpf (1-3), Dagmar Krause (4-7) - vocals.
Wolfgang Kliegel - violin.
Frank Et. Peter - alto saxophone, flute.
Hans Hartmann - sitar, contrabass.
Joe Nay - percussion.

Bhagavad Gita.
Bum-bum.
I watched the women.
He's out now.
Dunne, glaseme frauen.
Schneeweibe hande.
Schwarzes insekt.