Satin Whale
- Type: Band/Group
- Country: Germany
- Born: 1971 in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
- Died: 1981 in Cologne, North Rhine-Westphalia, Germany
- Active: 1971 - 1981
Biography
Satin Whale were a Cologne progressive rock band formed in 1971 by Thomas Brück, Gerald Dellmann and Horst Schättgen, soon joined by Dieter Roesberg. Their debut 'Desert Places' (1974) on #Brain# was voted Germany's most popular album that year, and 'Lost Mankind' and 'As a Keepsake' consolidated their symphonic, organ-led sound. Later albums moved toward pop before the band split in 1981 after 'Don't Stop the Show'.
Genres
Satin Whale Discography
- Desert Places (1974) - Album - rated 3.92/5
- Lost Mankind (1975) - Album - rated 3.56/5
- As a Keepsake (1977) - Album - rated 3.28/5
Members
- Thomas Brück - bass, vocals (1971–1981)
- Gerald Dellmann - keyboards (1971–1980)
- Dieter Roesberg - guitar, saxophone, flute, vocals (1972–1981)
- Wolfgang Hieronymi - drums (1974–1981)