Michael Karoli

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Michael Karoli (April 29, 1948November 17, 2001) was a guitarist, violinist and founding member of the German krautrock band Can.

He died in 2001 after a long battle with cancer, aged 53. At the Echo Awards ceremony in 2003, Red Hot Chili Peppers guitarist and solo artist John Frusciante paid tribute to Karoli[1].

Solo:

  • Deluge (1995) with Polly Eltes

With Can:

  1. ^ Can DVD
Can
Holger Czukay | Michael Karoli | Jaki Liebezeit | Irmin Schmidt
Malcolm Mooney | Damo Suzuki | Rosko Gee | Rebop Kwaku Baah
Discography
Albums: Monster Movie | Soundtracks | Tago Mago | Ege Bamyasi | Future Days | Soon Over Babaluma | Landed | Flow Motion | Saw Delight | Out of Reach | Can | Rite Time
Compilation albums: Limited Edition | Unlimited Edition | Opener | Cannibalism | Delay 1968 | Incandescence | Cannibalism 2 | Anthology | Cannibalism 3 | Peel Sessions | Radio Waves | Can Live | Sacrilege
Famous songs: "Yoo Doo Right" | "Mushroom" | "Halleluhwah" | "Vitamin C" | "Spoon" | "Moonshake" | "I Want More"
Related articles: Krautrock | Spoon Records | Traffic | Omar Rodriguez-Lopez Quintet
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