Rolling Stone once called Inga Rumpf "Germany's only world-class rock, soul and gospel singer". In her long career, Inga "The Voice" Rumpf has made a name for herself as a singer with the City Preachers, as a jazz, blues, R&B and soul performer - but above all as a rock singer with Frumpy and Atlantis, bands that wrote German rock history in the 1970s.
With the City Preachers and the rock bands Frumpy and Atlantis, she celebrated international success five decades ago and toured with superstars B.B. King, Aerosmith, Lynyrd Skynyrd and Lionel Richie. Tina Turner launched her global career with Inga's song "I Wrote A Letter" - the other side of the comeback single "Let's Stay Together".
In 2005, a dream came true when B.B. King invited Inga & Friends on his farewell tour. 2006 Inga Rumpf performs with her band Inga & Friends as part of the Crossroads Festival on October 20, 2006 at WDR Rockpalast. Inga's long-time companion from the old Frumpy / Atlantis days Jean-Jacques Kravetz (Peter Maffay Band, Udo Lindenberg Panik Orchester, Eric Burdon's Fire-Department and many more) will be at the start.
