Orange Power - It's All Love

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The Austrian rock band Orange Power was founded in Vienna in 1973 and its initial history ended that same year with the release of the debut single, Fly Away / Carry The Blues, which had moderate success.
However, the band split up shortly afterwards, and keyboardist Peter Janda revived it again only in 1975.
And if he managed to find the right instrumentalist team without any problems, then finding the right vocalist turned out to be a much more difficult task.
Finally, in 1976, after Rudi Nemeczek, Bruno Mobs and Hannes Neubauber were short-term guests at the microphone, Gino Pertot, the winner of the Pop-Odroms song contest of the same year, was found. And shortly after the band recorded a new single, “For Stefanie Marrian / Me And Johnnie Prerider,” with the new frontman, “Orange Power” released an album of the same name. However, despite numerous positive reviews in the press, the group again failed to make a breakthrough.
One of the main reasons for this result and the soon collapse of the team was the separation of the specialization of musicians, for example, the ardent pragmatist and group leader Peter Janda preferred to work more in the studio, while the rest of the group wanted to play live.
Probably the best concert was Orange Power at Sophiensalen in Berlin, opening for Stanley Clark.
Peter Janda later became one of the most sought-after producers on the local music scene, and on behalf of the group he continued to release albums with instrumental compositions that were used as background music on radio and television.




Personnel:
Gino Pertot — vocals, 6-string acoustic guitar, 12-string acoustic guitar
Johann Schon — bass
Peter Janda — keyboards
Walter Kramer — electric guitar
Hardy Ganselmaier — drums, percussion
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Fritz Koberl — producer



Orange Power - Orange Power (1977)