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Austria 3
Austria 3 formed in 1970 with Wolfgang Ambros, Manfred Tauchen, and Günter Wimmer. Their song 'Großvater' came out the following year and became a hit in...
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Austria 3 formed in 1970 with Wolfgang Ambros, Manfred Tauchen, and Günter Wimmer. Their song 'Großvater' came out the following year and became a hit in Austria. The band's sound mixed rock and folk with some Viennese cabaret elements.
Tauchen left in the mid-1970s, and Ambros and Wimmer kept recording through the 1980s and 1990s. They put out albums with songs like 'Charlatanerie' and 'Komm Zu Mir' that showed a more developed, introspective side of their music.
Their work, particularly 'Großvater', connected with Austrian listeners and became part of the country's popular music landscape.
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