Hans Theessink Band - Bridges - 2004 [Hybrid SACD]
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Audio CD (April 30, 2022) - Number of Discs: 1 - Format: Hybrid SACD - Label: Blue Groove - Catalog Number: BG-1520
Blues, Acoustic Blues
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Audio CD (April 30, 2022) - Number of Discs: 1 - Format: Hybrid SACD - Label: Blue Groove - Catalog Number: BG-1520
Blues, Acoustic Blues
| “ | Biography: Dutch blues guitarist, singer, and songwriter Hans Theesink has been carving a niche for himself in the U.S. market throughout the late 1980s and early '90s. It's no easy task growing up in the Netherlands and teaching oneself the blues, but perhaps that's the reason Theesink's guitar stylings are so unique. Theesink became hooked on blues as a teenager listening to the radio, playing mandolin and guitar. His favorites became Big Bill Broonzy, Sonny Terry, and Brownie McGhee, but later on he was exposed to a wider variety of influences. Theesink was 12 or 13 when he began playing guitar in earnest, and by his late teens he was playing in clubs and coffeehouses around Germany and the Netherlands. Theesink began his recording career in 1970 for a variety of small labels in the Netherlands and Germany, and continued perfecting his craft and honing his skills at clubs and festivals across Europe. Through the '70s, his eventual goal was to come to America to learn firsthand from the masters in the Mississippi Delta. It would be 1979 before Theesink would make it to America, and not surprisingly, his first stop was the Mississippi Delta. The trip proved fruitful, as he met and jammed with many Delta musicians, absorbing all he could from them and eventually incorporating their knowledge into his own style.  Product Description: The title of the album Bridges stands for many things, including the creative musical interpretation of the blues as played by Theessink and demonstrated sublimely on this CD. But Bridges also stands for the bond between his musicians from Austria, Zimbabwe and Theessink’s country of origin, the Netherlands. Bridges represents not only the peaceful, people-connecting blues music, it also stands for all the bridges destroyed by war that must be rebuilt. Theessink was deeply touched by the events in former Yugoslavia. Bridges evokes emotions in the listener, stimulating the imagination, leaving a free and open space to be filled with personal feelings, thoughts and memories. | ” |
01 - Behind The Sun - 4:50
02 - Believe The Devil Took Her Hand - 4:56
03 - Bridges - 3:22
04 - Dream - 4:45
05 - Circles - 4:10
06 - Running Home - 3:51
07 - Brand New Dawn - 3:07
08 - Zambezi - 3:45
09 - Moses - 4:53
10 - Odyssey - 3:54
11 - People Get Ready - 3:25
12 - What Will The Children Play - 6:42
13 - Rain - 7:14
14 - Little Girl - 3:40
15 - Mbube - 6:44
16 - Deadly Combination (bonus) - 7:42
Hans Theessink - Guitar, Vocals (NL)
Roland Guggenbichler - Keyboards (AUT)
Erich Buchebner - Bass (AUT)
Harry Stampfer - Drums (AUT)
Insingizi - Bg Voc (Zimbabwe)
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