Nach all den Jahren (After All These Years)

Manfred Jaspers’ album “Nach all den Jahren” (After All These Years) is a significant release, marking his return to music under his own name after a long hiatus since his 1981 album “Von einem Tag zum Anderen”. The album is described as a “reifes Alterswerk” (mature work of age), produced once again in the Stockfisch Records studios in Northeim by Günter Pauler and his team.

The album features 14 tracks, including songs like “Daniels Krämerladen,” “Handvoll Träume,” “Denk an die Anderen,” “Als ich morgens noch Liebeslieder sang,” “Teetisch,” “Das Liebespaar,” and the title track “Nach all den Jahren”.

The music blends original compositions with poetic interpretations of works by authors such as Heinrich Heine, Octavio Paz, and others, creating a reflective journey through life and time.

Manfred Jaspers, Guitar & Vocals
Jens Kommnick, Guitar
Jojo Schuize, E-bass