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Biography: Short Cuts |
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| The early history of the band |
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| 1966: Wolfgang Michels (singer & guitarist, composer & writer) solo |
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| 1967: Michels solo as "One Plus None" |
| 1968: Michels with Klaus Kaumann (piano) as "One Plus None" |
| 1969: Michels, Kaufmann and Jojo Ludwig (drums, guitar, flute) as "One Plus None" |
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| In the beginning of 1969 "One Plus None" became "Percewood's Onagram". |
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| 1970: Michels, Kaufmann, Ludwig and Eddy Muschketat (percussion, mouth harp) as "Percewood's Onagram" |
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| Further coming ... |
| 1971: Thomas Moench - flute |
| 1972: Peter Conant Schaffer (USA) - electric guitar and Nick Bloodget (USA) - bass |
| 1973: Rainer Kosch - bass, Friedrich Thein - drums, Kaka Neumann - Percussion and Ala Dietrich - drums |
| 1974: Gerald Heinemann - harmony vocals, Geary Priest (USA) - drums and Uwe Meyer - bass |
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| The first important steps of success |
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| As "One Plus None": |
| BBC, London (1967) |
| Radio Bremen (1967) |
| Hamburg "Danny's Pan" and Bremen "Lila Eule" (1967/68) |
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| As "Percewood's Onagram": |
| BBC, London (1969): Interview with Peter Sahla, broadcasted by many european radio stations |
| Zurich, Switzerland (1969): International jazz-festival |
| Radio Bremen (Summer 1970): TV-Portrait, Open Air Live |
| Studio Bremen (1970): TV-Session with interview and music |
| London (1970): Invitation by Alexis Korner |
| Radio Bremen (1971): Interview together with Alexis Korner |
| Baden-Baden, Südwestfunk (1972): Interview with "Pop-Shop" |
| France (1972): Concert tour |
| Berlin (1972): Radio features on RIAS and SFB |
| AFN Frankfurt and Berlin (1973 and 1974): Interview (Herb Glover) and music |
| BFBS (1974): Alan Bangs about the band |
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| Albums |
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| "Percewood's Onagram" - April 1969 |
| "Lessons For Virgins" - September 1971 |
| "Tropical Brainforest" - September 1972 |
| "Ameurope" - April 1974 |
