Time: 55:46
Size: 127.7 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 1995
Art: Front
[5:01] 1. Little Angel
[4:56] 2. Blues On The World
[5:15] 3. Diddlin'
[7:13] 4. Tin Pan Alley
[3:57] 5. See See Rider
[3:01] 6. Skyesism
[6:34] 7. Let Them Talk
[3:21] 8. Mystery Train
[6:18] 9. I'd Rather Go Blind
[5:35] 10. Baby What You Want Me To Do
[4:30] 11. How Long
Christian Willisohn - piano, vocal; Rick Hollander - drums, vocal; Rocky Knauer - bass, vocal; Lillian Boutté - vocal; Henry Heggen - harmonica; Manuel Lopez - guitar.
Christian Willisohn is one of the outstanding figures on today's music scene. No matter where he performs, critics and audiences alike applaud his supreme musicianship, his creativity and his technical virtuosity. In his own compositions, pianist and singer Christian Willisohn goes back to the roots of the blues, taking his listeners on a trip from the basics to the myriad facets of the music. His musical career began in 1980 in the Munich clubs; from the mid-eighties onward he toured across Europe and the USA with blues greats like Zora Young, Aron Burton, Vince Weber, Lousiana Red and many others. Festival appearances including Montreux, Ascona, Munich, Berlin, Frankfurt, Burghausen, Vienna, Hamburg, Lyons, Paris, Barcelona, New York, Chicago, New Orleans, Sydney, and Auckland assured him of an impressive international following.
In 1995, the Christian Willisohn Trio released an album entitled Blues On The World. In the same year, Christian published his first book of sheet music, The Real Blues'n Boogie Book, written in collaboration with Professor Herbert Wiedemann.
Christian Willisohn is one of the outstanding figures on today's music scene. No matter where he performs, critics and audiences alike applaud his supreme musicianship, his creativity and his technical virtuosity. In his own compositions, pianist and singer Christian Willisohn goes back to the roots of the blues, taking his listeners on a trip from the basics to the myriad facets of the music. His musical career began in 1980 in the Munich clubs; from the mid-eighties onward he toured across Europe and the USA with blues greats like Zora Young, Aron Burton, Vince Weber, Lousiana Red and many others. Festival appearances including Montreux, Ascona, Munich, Berlin, Frankfurt, Burghausen, Vienna, Hamburg, Lyons, Paris, Barcelona, New York, Chicago, New Orleans, Sydney, and Auckland assured him of an impressive international following.
In 1995, the Christian Willisohn Trio released an album entitled Blues On The World. In the same year, Christian published his first book of sheet music, The Real Blues'n Boogie Book, written in collaboration with Professor Herbert Wiedemann.
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