Most recently, Wolf Maahn could be experienced sporadically solo under the motto "Under a Big Sky" in churches; "Live & Soul" is the title of his concerts before Christmas with the band. This is also the name of his current live double CD with recordings from the Gloria Theater in Cologne, covering large parts of his long career. So Maahn classics like "Somewhere in Germany," "Roses in the Asphalt" and "The Addiction of Dreamers" also come back to life. "Many of his songs are unsinkable German rock classics," Rolling Stone has written in his pedigree. With those, the 63-year-old still leaves his fans "blissfully drunk" - as one read in the Hamburger Morgenpost. "The lyrics play an insane role for the fans," the singer, guitarist and songwriter, who was born in Berlin and has his roots in Cologne, stressed to Deutschlandfunk Kultur. In doing so, Maahn sings about not only personal, but also socio-political topics. In his blog you can also find testimonies of his commitment, for example an ad he placed for the anniversary of the daily newspaper: Dear taz, thank you & lots of respect for 40 years of uncomfortable questioning! The fight goes on against poisoning, dumbing down and dehumanized capitalism!" Good luck! Venceremos!
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