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Winnetous Erben“ GRAYWOLF BLUES BAND 1 Photos: Ruth GoborPhotos: Ruth and Alexander Hast for Media AHA Group Musik mit „Winnetous Erben“ eder, der in Deutschland aufgewachsen des Indianers Wash-Ti. In den USA ist er good“ und mit einem zweiten Titel „Boogie J ist, hat wohl als Kind an den Abenteuern unter anderem als die Stimme des India- Man“ auf dem neuen Album „Dancing in the von Winnetou und Old Shatterhand teil- ners John Redcorn aus der Zeichentrick- Rain“ der Graywolf Blues Band vertreten. genommen. Sei es als Leser, Kinogänger serie “King of the Hill” bekannt, die auch in Preisgekrönt mit einem „Nammy“, dem oder Fernsehzuschauer, der mit den Schau- Deutschland läuft. Native American Music Award, für den Titel spielern Pierre Brice und Lex Barker auf die Jonathan erinnert sich noch gut an die „Dancing in the Rain“ haben die Musiker Reise durch die fernen Prärien der Vereinig- Dreharbeiten zu ‚Winnetous Rückkehr‘: „Die um Gray Wolf nun Tourpläne. Ende des ten Staaten ging. Und wer gar den Film „Der deutsche Produktionsfirma hatte in Spanien Jahres soll eine kurze Clubtour durch Florida Schuh des Manitu“ verstehen will, für den in einem Tal eine komplette Stadt als Dreh- gemacht werden und für das kommende Jahr sind diese Karl-May-Filme natürlich eben- ort aufgebaut. Und beim ersten großen Re- steht Deutschland auf der Wunschliste. Für falls Pflicht. gen trieb die komplette Stadt den reißenden die Tournee hat Gray Wolf eine besondere Zwei Deutsche, die es vor vielen Jahren Fluss hinunter, der durch die Regenfälle ent- Überraschung parat: Neben Jonathan Joss in die USA trieb, erleben die Freundschaft standen war. Für uns Schauspieler und die soll auch die Schauspielerin Irene Bedard mit Indianern durch Musik und Filmpro- einheimischen Zigeuner, die im Film als Indi- (Zeichenvorlage und Stimme von Pocahontas jekte. Andreas Gobor aus Erlangen und aner eingesetzt wurden, bedeutete das eine in dem gleichnamigen Disney-Zeichentrick- seine Frau Ruth, die mit dem Stamm der Drehpause von sechs Monaten.” Was Jona- film) mit auf die Reise gehen und eingerahmt Schwarzfußindianer verwandt ist, beschlos- than erstaunte, war die Fitness von Pierre von indianischen Tänzern und mit Musik hin- sen bei einem Pow Wow (Treffen nordameri- Brice, dem altgedienten Film-Winnetou, terlegt alte Indianerlegenden erzählen. kanischer Indianer) vor fünf Jahren mit dem der mit fast schon 70 Jahren für sein letz- Andreas Gobor und Alex Hast arbeiten Gitarristen Gray Wolf, eine Band zu gründen. tes großes Karl-May-Filmprojekt aus dem unter dem Namen ASO Music Publishing Als Rhythmusgitarristen für die Graywolf wohlverdienten Ruhestand gekommen war. gemeinsam an Studioprojekten und realisie- Blues Band suchten sich die beiden den „Er ist“, so Jonathan, „ein Mensch, der mich ren Filmideen für Hollywood. Eines der jüng- Krefelder Alex Hast aus, der bereits bei ei- tief beeindruckt hat.“ Auch Deutschland und sten Projekte ist die Fernsehserie „Legends nigen Projekten mit Andreas zusammen ar- Europa haben es ihm angetan: „Ich würde of Turtle Island“, an der Andreas schon seit beitete. Gray Wolf, selbst ein Yaqui-Indianer gerne wieder ein Filmprojekt in Europa an- fünf Jahren arbeitet. Drehbücher für sechs aus Arizona, brachte einen weiteren Apachen nehmen.“ Episoden liegen bereits produktionsfertig mit in die Band: Jonathan Joss, der 1998 Jonathan Joss, der aus San Antonio in vor. Turtle Island, die Schildkröteninsel, so an der Seite von Pierre Brice den letzten Texas stammt, und dessen aktuelles Band- nennen die Indianer Amerika. Mit an der Winnetou-Film gedreht hatte. Jonathan Joss Projekt sich „John Redcorn Experience“ Produktion beteiligt sind natürlich Gray Wolf, spielte in „Winnetous Rückkehr“ die Rolle nennt, ist mit seinem ersten Hit „Still no Jonathan Joss und Irene Bedard. - gw/aha 42 www.german-world.com Fall 2012 Section MUSIC GRAYWOLF BLUES BAND 3 Music with “Winnetou’s Heirs” nyone who grew up in Germany likely production company built an entire town A participated as a child in the adven- as a film location in a Spanish valley. And tures of Winnetou and Old Shatterhand. the first big rainstorm swept the entire town Either as a reader, moviegoer or TV specta- down the raging river that formed from the tor, they roamed the remote prairies of the rainfall. For us the actors and the native United States with actors Pierre Brice and gypsies who were cast in the film as Lex Barker. And anyone who wants to under- Indians, the shooting break lasted six Photos: Ruth GoborPhotos: Ruth and Alexander Hast for Media AHA Group stand the movie “Manitou’s Shoe” naturally months.” What amazed Jonathan was the has to watch the Karl May movies. fitness of Pierre Brice, the veteran movie Two Germans who moved to the US many Winnetou, who at the age of nearly 70 came years ago formed a friendship with Native out of his well-deserved retirement for his 2 Americans through music and film projects. last big Karl May film project. “He is,” says Andreas Gobor from Erlangen and his wife Jonathan, “a man who deeply impressed Ruth, who is related to the Black Foot tribe, me.” Jonathan also enjoyed Germany and decided with guitarist Gray Wolf at a pow- Europe: “I would gladly accept another film wow five years ago to form a band. As rhythm project in Europe.” guitarist for the Graywolf Blues Band the two Jonathan Joss, who hails from San Anto- sought out Krefeld native Alex Hast, who nio, Texas, and whose current band is called had already worked with Andreas on several the “John Redcorn Experience,” appears projects. Gray Wolf, himself a Yaqui Indian on the Graywolf Blues Band’s new album from Arizona, brought another Apache into “Dancing in the Rain” with his first hit “Still the band: Jonathan Joss, who played next no good” and with a second song “Boogie to Pierre Brice in the last Winnetou film in Man.” 1998. Jonathan Joss played the role of the Award-winners of a “Nammy,” the Native Indian Wash-Ti in “Winnetou’s Return.” In American Music Award, for the song “Danc- 3 the USA he is also known as the voice of ing in the Rain,” the musicians of Gray Wolf the Indian John Redcorn from the animation now have plans to go on tour. At the end of to Jonathan Joss the actress Irene Bedard series “King of the Hill,” which is also being the year they will go on a short club tour (the visual inspiration and voice for Disney’s shown in Germany. through Florida, and next year Germany is Pocahontas) will be accompanying them on Jonathan remembers the film shooting of on their wish list. For their tour Gray Wolf the tour to tell old Native American Leg- “Winnetou’s Return” very well: “The German has a special surprise in store: In addition ends, framed by Indian dancers, and with a Native American musical background. As ASO Music Publishing Andreas Gobor and Alex Hast have worked together on studio projects and have realized numerous film ideas for Hollywood. One of their more recent projects is the TV series “Legends of Turtle Island,” a project Andreas has been working on for five years now. The screen- plays for six episodes have been completed and are ready for production. Turtle Island is what Native Americans call America. Also participating in the production are Gray Wolf, Jonathan Joss, and Irene Bedard. - gw/aha 4 www.graywolfbluesband.com [ 1 Native American Blues with The Graywolf Bluesband: (L - R) Bobby Campbell, Dan Brinkley, Andreas Gobor, Alex Hast, Gray Wolf, Jonathan Joss, Ollie Rasbury and Ronnie Mendoza. 2 Jonathan Joss, the voice of the cartoon Native American John Redcorn. 3 Starring in more than 45 movies, “Pocahontas” Irene Bedard is one of the best known Native American actresses. 4 The two Germans, Alex (L) and Andreas (R), are currently part of the Graywolf Blues Band and John Redcorn Experience. ] Fall 2012 www.german-world.com 43.
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