My music has influences of all kind, especially the 1960 decade with The Beatles and Rolling Stones.
I have been into music for all my life. It was, it is and it will be my passion until I will leave this place on earth. At the age of 11 I started to learn clarinet, a few years later I discovered the guitar and the saxophone. I have played in a lot of bands of different styles of music - Folk, Rock, Blues, Funk, Soul, Jazz. It keeps me young and gives me a good feeling. I hope you will enjoy my original songs here on Fandalism and I would be glad to read your comments.

For my recordings I use:
- TASCAM DR-7 MK II
- Zoom MRS-8SD Digital Recorder
- t.bone SC450 Condensator Microphone
- Sony HandyCam HDR-PJ10e

My instruments:
-Taylor 214 CE
- Taylor 310 with Fishman pickup
- Selmer Super Action Mark IV - Alto Sax
- Thomann Soprano Sax
- Hohner and Lee Oscar BluesHarps
- Yamaha Clarinet

It was the 5th April, 1970 in Nuremberg, a Jethro Tull concert. I went there with three of my best friends. We had listened to their album "Aqualung" for hours and hours before and though we didn't really expect to get the same quality of sound at the live concert, it was almost perfect. Ian Anderson and the others performed so well, with power and energy, so that we were cast away, also caused by all this marihuana smoke in the hall, that, I think, was mostly due to a big crowd of american soldiers. I'll never forget this evening, cause it was one of the best concerts I've ever attended - and there were a lot, I can tell.

Good music, musicians and performers

For my recordings I use:
- TASCAM DR-7 MK II
- Taylor 314 CE
- Yairi 12string
- System '54 Soprano Sax
- Hohner and Lee Oscar Blues Harmonicas
- Sony DSC-W830 camera

Beatles, Rolling Stones, Bob Dylan, Jethro Tull, Deep Purple, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, America, Eric Clapton, Eagles

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Any good musician who's got the feeling for improvising

I used to play in a band called XXL. We organized some concerts at the end of the last century/millenium and had always an audience of 700-1000 people. Yes, and they loved us!

Too difficult to make a choice. Instead, I would take my guitar with me and play all the songs I love