After the American Blues was brought to Germany in the 60's by the American Folk Blues Festival, Al Jones was the man of the first hour who popularized the American Blues in Germany. People have always associated the name "Al Jones" with blues. For blues musicians and blues lovers, Al Jones laid the foundation for German-American blues history. In the course of time, Al Jones constantly developed his blues style, spanning from legendary originals to modern original compositions.

Johann Fliegauf - Bluesharp
Thilo Kreitmeier 
& Michael Ausserbauer - Tenorsaxophon
Sebastian Kühn - Bass
Tommy Eberhardt - Schlagzeug
Al Jones - Gitarre, Vocal

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The Mufuti Twins come back live on stage - this time with a whole bunch of new songs. Double bass, harp, tenor guitar and vocals - and no less than three drummers! But not all three drummers will play at the same time, because the drummers also play a variety of other instruments such as Wurlitzer, guitar, vibraphone and percussion. So there is always something going on on stage. You can hear the fondness for old soul and Alabama grooves clearly - they play songs that could have been written during a road trip at a highway gas station with lyrics that were definitely written at some highway gas station: Wistfulness and Euphoria, Dust and Longing and Holes in the Soles of Your Shoes.

Christofer Kochs, Tenorgit., Vox, Harp
Uli Fiedler: Bass & Kontrabass, Vox
Harry Cane: Drums, Vibraphon,
Percussion, Vox
Tobi Wiedenmann: Drums, Wurlitzer, Vox, Percussion
Tom Kroiss: Drums, Gitarre, Percussion

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=okVBUufHUd4

Lancy Falta was born in 1965 in Memmingen, Germany, and was practically born with musical talent. At the age of 10 he learned to play the guitar from his father Bobby Falta. His high level of playing and his sophisticated technique were also appreciated by musicians such as Joe Pass, Chaka Khan, Philip Catherine, Kosta Lukasc, Wolfgang Lackerschmid, Kitty Winter, Schnuckernack Reinhardtt, Ziplo Reinhardt, Babik Reinhardt son of DJANGO, Tony Lakatos, Joo Kraus, Harry Stojka, Bireli Lagrene, Horst Jankowski, Joe Zawinul, with whom he has also worked.

Patrick Scales - Bass
Guido Mai - drums
Max Grosch - violine
André Schwager - keyboard
Lancy Falta - guitar

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"Their music is deeply rooted in traditional genres like blues, country, R&B and rockabilly - sometimes wild, sometimes mellow, but always remarkable, hot and full of passion."
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Lou Thompson - Steel Guitar, Baritone
Howlin’ Max Messer - Bass
Steve Train - Vocal, Rhythm Guitar
Revelling Norberto - Piano, Organ, Accordion
Max Rossing - Guitar
Simon Czermak - Drums, Percussion

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Antun Opic has been making music since childhood. In addition to guitar, he accompanies his self-composed, written and also produced songs with various other instruments.

Antun Opic: Gitarren, Gesang
Isaac Reed: Bass
Mathis Riehm: Drums / Percussion
Luca Zambito: Keys

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The twinning between Harare and Munich gave the impetus for Zimbabweans living in Munich, including a Pamuzinda member, to come together with other musicians to form a partner group "Pamuzinda Munich". The motivation was to show, besides all the negative headlines about Zimbabwe like HIV/AIDS, mismanagement and corruption, dictatorship and political violence, poverty and cholera, also the positive sides of a living culture: the wonderful music with the manifold instruments, the traditional songs and dances, the many stories to tell.