Phil 2014

Phil, early nineties in his Studio in Switzerland

Leslie Carmen

Late seventies, Peter McTaggart with Phil mixing “Time moves on” at Sinus Studio in Berne

Phil, “City Walls”

Kurt Baeby, Phil, Yvonne Moore and Steff Buergi, mid eighties

Phil, mid eighties

Ruedi Bieri mid : late seventies with Carmen and Thompson

Ruedi, Ralph Burn sax, Walter Keiser drums, Phil Carmen and Mike Thompson, early eighties

Brian Auger, Pick Withers, Sabine van Baaren, Phil, Steve Evens, Dick Morrissey, Steve Dawson, and Larry E. Vann (just stepped out) – somewhere out there 1987

Simon D. Sanders, Heinrich Wirt, Phil and Wolfgang Schleiter at Metronome in 1984

Yvonne Moor, mid eighties on “Wise Monkeys” Thanks

Helmut Schoeni – missing you badly

Christian Ostermeier in Phil’s Studio, Double “Captain of your heart”, Phil Carmen “On my way in L.A.” “Wise Monkeys” and many more

Mostafa Kafai Azimi, trumpet on “On my way in L.A.” Thanks!

Phil at RAI UNO, early eighties

Lee Carmen in her Dad’s studio in Florida

Leslie Carmen at Disney Villa, late nineties

Phil, late sixties

Guido Ettlin, Drums – Peter Keiser – Bass and Sound Engineer Ron Kurz in Phil’s Studio in Stein A. Rhein, Switzerland

Leane Caroll in Phil’s Studio early nineties, recording on “Skylines”

Phil, “Live at the Jazz Festival in Montreux in 1987

Jerry Donahue and Phil somewhere on the Deutsche Autobahn

Phil on tour in Germany mid nineties, Phil, Liane Carrol, Jerry Donahue

Leslie Carmen, somewhere out there

Dick Morrissey, Pick Withers, Steve Dawson, Sabine van Baaren, Lynn Chadwick, Phil, Steve Evans and Larry E. Vann, late eighties

Phil in the early eighties somewhere out there

Phil, playing with the Apaches. With one of his first self-made guitars

20 years after Phil played with the “Apaches”, Angi Burri joins Phill on stage for a few songs. Lucerne in the mid nineties

School Band 1967:68 German Murer Organ, Phil, Guido Kunz Bass and Bruno Murer, Drums

Drummer and best friend Bruno Murer with his wife Maya

Among the best Drumers in the World, too many tracks to count, Walter Keiser

Carmen and Thompson at the “Folkshaus” in Zuerich, late seventies

Phil, somewhere out there, mid-late eighties

Sean Carmen backstage with Lynn Chadwick in Amsterdam late eighties

Sean Carmen 1993, “this is really tiring!”

Phil in Paris late nineties

Phil, early eighties

Phil, early eighties with Carmen and Thompson

Dick Morrissey somewhere out there making us looking good

Steve Dawson, short before he and Dick will look for the next Pub

Brian Auger, Larry E. Vann, Phil, Colin Hodgkinson

Queen Studio in Montreux Switzerland, Guido Ettlin, Phil, David Richards, Mike Thompson and Rolf

Jerry Donahue, Phil and David Mattacks

Phil recording with Paul Franklin in Nashville late nineties

Probably missed one of many flights in Italy, It’s gonna be a long night

Got money! Liane Carloll and Leslie Carmen, backstage : Baby Lee Carmen with Liane

Lee Carmen 20 years later in her Dad’s studio, recording her own songs

Richard Tee, Steve, Steve Gadd and Lynn Chadwick in Phil’s Studio, early nineties

Rolf Krueger, early nineties

Leslie Carmen, somewhere out there mid nineties

Uwe Krueger late eighties : Krueger Brothers, recording on Clover Leaf

Phil with mentor and music teacher Ernst Irniger and Wife Agnes

Phil and Kim Merz, South Florida late nineties

Phil in his Studio in Florida in 2009

Peter and Walter Keiser:Too many tracks to count

School Band 1967:68, Bruno Murer Drums, Phil, German Murer Organ, Guido Kunz Bass

Carmen And Thompson, Festival in San Remo 1981

Friend and Lyricist Simon D. Sanders, mid eighties in Phil’s Studio

Hey Mr. Tambourine Man, play a song for me.. Phil mid:late sixties

Hans Holzherr, Carmen and Thompson, and Phil Carmen early eighties

Richard Tee, Phil, Remy Gut, Peter Keiser, Yvonne Moor, Arlette, Sanna, Liz McComb, Lynn Chadwick, Martin Kohler, and Dick Morrissey, CD Phil Carmen “Skyline”

Micky Stickdorn, Album Changes

Ladysmith Black Mambazo with Phil, Joseph Shabalala and Moudi Cabalou

Larry E Vann brought a lot of joy into the road life, 1987

Peter Keiser, Rolf Krueger, Walter Keiser, Leslie Carmen and Phil – good times

Phil in his studio, early eighties

Brian Auger and Larry E. Vann

Steve Evans, one of many studio sessions, Album Phil Carmen “Skylines” Phil Carmen Live, Brian Auger “Oblivion Express” Keys to the heart”

Jerry Donahue Recording on “Skyline”

Carmen and Thompson, late seventies

Phil early seventies