Julian Sas: Wandering Between Worlds - Live
Wandering Between Worlds - Live
1 DVD, 1 CD
DVD
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EUR 16,99**
EUR 14,99*
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- Tonformat: PCM Stereo
- Label: CoraZong
- Bestellnummer: 1040478
- Erscheinungstermin: 3.5.2019
Weitere Ausgaben von Wandering Between Worlds - Live
Sound:DSS 5.1/PCM stereo;Bild:16:9/PAL;Spr:E;Ländercode:0;
Laufzeit:116 Min.
Laufzeit:116 Min.
Dies ist die Deluxe Version der Doppel-CD: das gesamte Konzert als Filmmitschnitt, dazu eine CD, und wiederum mit neuen Titeln...
Live on stage, that's where Europe's premiere blues-guitarist Julian Sas is at his very best. Loud and aggressive but equally sensitive and intense. Live this bluesman to the backbone is always an event. His guitar playing is full of passion and spectacular. His voice soulful. The rhythm section, Tenny Tahamata on bass and Rob Heijne on drums, is solid, swinging and pushing Sas to great heights.
Hailing from the small town of Beneden Leeuwen in the Netherlands, Julian Sas (29 / 5/1970) has become an established and well respected name in the Blues-World. Many consider him to be one of the top guitar-players in Europe. Arguably his career started at the tender age of five, when Julian got his first (plastic) guitar. However music became a much more serious affair when the twelve years old Sas got his first real guitar from his parents; an Ibanez Les Paul.
Live on stage, that's where Europe's premiere blues-guitarist Julian Sas is at his very best. Loud and aggressive but equally sensitive and intense. Live this bluesman to the backbone is always an event. His guitar playing is full of passion and spectacular. His voice soulful. The rhythm section, Tenny Tahamata on bass and Rob Heijne on drums, is solid, swinging and pushing Sas to great heights.
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Live on stage, that's where Europe's premiere blues-guitarist Julian Sas is at his very best. Loud and aggressive but equally sensitive and intense. Live this bluesman to the backbone is always an event. His guitar playing is full of passion and spectacular. His voice soulful. The rhythm section, Tenny Tahamata on bass and Rob Heijne on drums, is solid, swinging and pushing Sas to great heights.
Hailing from the small town of Beneden Leeuwen in the Netherlands, Julian Sas (29 / 5/1970) has become an established and well respected name in the Blues-World. Many consider him to be one of the top guitar-players in Europe. Arguably his career started at the tender age of five, when Julian got his first (plastic) guitar. However music became a much more serious affair when the twelve years old Sas got his first real guitar from his parents; an Ibanez Les Paul.
Live on stage, that's where Europe's premiere blues-guitarist Julian Sas is at his very best. Loud and aggressive but equally sensitive and intense. Live this bluesman to the backbone is always an event. His guitar playing is full of passion and spectacular. His voice soulful. The rhythm section, Tenny Tahamata on bass and Rob Heijne on drums, is solid, swinging and pushing Sas to great heights.
Rezensionen
J. Seibold in Audio 4/09: "Mit kraftvoller Stimme, mit brillanten Riffs und Soli führt Julian Sas sein Trio durch zwei lohnende Live-Stunden, aufgenommen in druckvollem, erdigem Sound."- Inhalt
Disk 2
- 1 Track 1
- 2 Track 2
- 3 Track 3
- 4 Track 4
- 5 Track 5
Julian Sas
Wandering Between Worlds - Live
EUR 16,99**
EUR 14,99*
