Time: 48:55
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 1995
Styles: Western Blues, Folk Blues, Boogie
Art: Full
01. One Of These Mornings (3:11)
02. Full Time Love (3:30)
03. When I Get The Blues (3:49)
04. Me And Brownie McGhee (2:18)
05. She Ain't No Singer (2:46)
06. Phoenix Boogie (3:22)
07. I Feel Like I'm Coming Home (5:00)
08. Betty And Dupree (5:24)
09. Sail On (4:27)
10. The Sun Club Jump (3:10)
11. Arizona (What Are You Doing Tonight) (5:51)
12. Where's The Grey (6:02)
Hans Olson is a veteran performing musician with over 40 years in the music business. He began his career as a lead singer in a Rock & Roll band in Southern California in 1967. By 1970, Hans had developed a very unique and powerful solo act.
He plays an amplified acoustic guitar and harmonica. He is known as one of the best "harp-in-a-rack" players in the world.
Hans' singing is very powerful. His voice is comfortable singing many styles of music ranging from mellow folk ballads to growling boogie blues.
Hans' songwriting is one of his most notable assets. He has recorded over 70 of his songs on his 13 independent record releases.
Hans has been a full time performing musician since 1972. He tours all over the world, but most of the time he travels the highways in Arizona where he has an amazing reputation of being a solo act that can rock a nightclub all night long..
"Olson managed a delicate blend of the grim boogie blues of John Lee Hooker, the wistful introspection of Bob Seger and the raw urgency of early Bob Dylan". ~Joel Selvin, San Francisco Chronicle.
He plays an amplified acoustic guitar and harmonica. He is known as one of the best "harp-in-a-rack" players in the world.
Hans' singing is very powerful. His voice is comfortable singing many styles of music ranging from mellow folk ballads to growling boogie blues.
Hans' songwriting is one of his most notable assets. He has recorded over 70 of his songs on his 13 independent record releases.
Hans has been a full time performing musician since 1972. He tours all over the world, but most of the time he travels the highways in Arizona where he has an amazing reputation of being a solo act that can rock a nightclub all night long..
"Olson managed a delicate blend of the grim boogie blues of John Lee Hooker, the wistful introspection of Bob Seger and the raw urgency of early Bob Dylan". ~Joel Selvin, San Francisco Chronicle.
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