Time: 55:54
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2015
Styles: Blues Soul
Art: Front & Back
01. Your Man Is Home Tonight (4:59)
02. Come On Rock Me (4:05)
03. Old School Jam (4:45)
04. Slow Good (3:59)
05. Let's Dance (4:12)
06. Amazing Lady (4:37)
07. Your Love Is Wonderful (4:28)
08. Please Don't Leave Me (3:19)
09. Ain't No Party (4:35)
10. Mend Your Broken Heart (3:52)
11. Leave My Women Alone (4:34)
12. Boom Boom Boom (Remix) (4:39)
13. Come On Rock Me (Bounce Remix) (3:44)
February 5th will change the life of Georg Schroeter and Marc Breitfelder. On this day, the duo from Kiel won the renowned International Blues Challenge in Memphis. Until then, this has never been achieved by any other European musician.
Georg Schroeter, born in Koblenz in 1964, grew up with four siblings on Gut Panker (Plön district. After finishing Lütjenburg Comprehensive School he began training as a piano builder in Braunschweig, before moving to Kiel. The pianist (wearing a hat in the picture) is married and father of a ten year-old daughter.
Marc Breitfelder, born 1965, is native to Kiel. After finals at the Heinrich-Heine-Schule in Heikendorf he began training as a gardner, followed by university training as a biologist with a pre-diploma. Breitfelder is divorced and has a twelve year-old son. In 1993 he came second at the World Harmonica Championship and was awarded the title of a European Champion of Blues, Jazz, and Country.
The Duo, having performed together since 1988 and released four albums, won the German Blues Challenge and the Baltic Blues Challenge in 2009. In 2010 the duo was the firt-time winner of the new German Blues Award. Now the Duo won the International Blues Challenge in Memphis.
Georg Schroeter, born in Koblenz in 1964, grew up with four siblings on Gut Panker (Plön district. After finishing Lütjenburg Comprehensive School he began training as a piano builder in Braunschweig, before moving to Kiel. The pianist (wearing a hat in the picture) is married and father of a ten year-old daughter.
Marc Breitfelder, born 1965, is native to Kiel. After finals at the Heinrich-Heine-Schule in Heikendorf he began training as a gardner, followed by university training as a biologist with a pre-diploma. Breitfelder is divorced and has a twelve year-old son. In 1993 he came second at the World Harmonica Championship and was awarded the title of a European Champion of Blues, Jazz, and Country.
The Duo, having performed together since 1988 and released four albums, won the German Blues Challenge and the Baltic Blues Challenge in 2009. In 2010 the duo was the firt-time winner of the new German Blues Award. Now the Duo won the International Blues Challenge in Memphis.
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