Bluesmoose 2102-35-2025 - Vooruitblik Blues festival De Doolhof Tegelen

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Rob van Elst previews the Blues Festival De Doolhof in Tegelen, featuring B.B. and the Blues Jacks.

The episode begins with Rob van Elst presenting Blues Moose Radio and immediately setting the focus on the upcoming Blues Festival De Doolhof in Tegelen. He describes the festival terrain as a beautiful, covered area on old buildings, noting its suitability for older visitors who prefer seating. The first artist highlighted is B.B. and the Blues Jacks, a German band with eight albums, from which the host plays a song called 'Breaking Point' from 2021. Listeners are offered a chance to win festival tickets by emailing [email protected], with tickets otherwise costing 14 euros or available via the festival website. Next, Don Martin is introduced as an established artist in the Netherlands and England, with a song 'Bury the Life' from his live album 'Dixie Blackhand' recorded in the UK. The host mentions background noise from a truck during recording but assures it's typically quiet. Philip Fankhauser from Switzerland is presented as a creative artist new to the host, with a song 'Ain't That Something' played. The ticket giveaway is reiterated, encouraging responses on Facebook as well. King King, a Scottish band featuring the Nimmo brothers, is discussed, with the host recalling a 2014 recording and his experience presenting them at the Blues Festival in Omaha last year. A song 'Stranger To Love' from a 2016 live album is played. Finally, Toby Lee is introduced as a young guitarist who gained fame on talk shows, with a song 'The Bluest Blues' from 2022 played to conclude. The episode ends with a reminder of the festival date and a sign-off.

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