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Doldinger's Motherhood was a German jazz-rock band led by saxophonist Klaus Doldinger. In 1970, they released the album "Motherhood," which blended elements of jazz, rock, and fusion. The group served as a precursor to Doldinger's later formation, Passport. Members included guitarist Paul Vincent, bassist Lothar Meid, and drummer Udo Lindenberg. The "Motherhood" album features tracks like "Devil Don't Get Me" and "Song of Dying." After the band's dissolution, some members continued their musical careers in other projects, with Doldinger founding Passport and Lindenberg becoming a successful solo artist. The products available from the artist Doldinger's Motherhood include vinyls.
