Dr. Slide & der Wolf

Dr. Slide & the Wolf at Joly's Live Music Bar

We live in a world dominated by digital media. Music is digitally manipulated
until it supposedly sounds "perfect".
Everything human, corners and edges are polished away.
Dr. Slide is different, real and analog, doesn't want to be perfect, prefers to be wild and free, doesn't put you to sleep, but rather
shake you up, challenge you to disagree, sweep you away - be alive!
Edgy, marked by the rough winds of life, still hopelessly romantic, in an impeccably fitting suit, all this is Dr. Slide.
Dr. Slide is all that and that's what his music sounds like.
With his irrepressible energy and a wonderfully wry sense of humor - without neglecting the spiritual side of life.
without neglecting the spiritual side of life - he casts a spell over the audience.
He lives for and through his music, plays from the bottom of his heart and soul, paints his life stories
in his very own, genuine colors, with a voice that gets under your skin.
His jaw drops when he plays various guitars, self-made instruments and Squareneck-
Dobros with virtuosity and aplomb, as if there was nothing easier in the world, playing behind his head, balancing over
balancing over tables and chairs or simply walking through the rows to get close to his audience.
his audience.
After several encores, Dr. Slide leaves his audience enchanted, with a feeling of new vitality,
strength and bliss into this beautiful world.
References:
He learned his craft in the Mississippi Delta from the great old masters of the blues.
He was "on the road" with John Lee Hooker, Bo Diddley and Johnny Winter, among others.
Dr. Slide has had the honor of performing with the following international blues greats:
Pinetop Perkins, Willie "Big Eyes" Smith, R.L. Burnside, Junior Kimbrough, John Mooney, Son Seals,
Luther Allison, Bob Margolin, Michael Burks, Bob Stroger, Johnny Dillinger, Fruteland Jackson, Joey
Gilmore , Eric Sardinas, Abi Wallenstein, Marc Breitfelder, Kees Shippers and many more.
As a result, German television became aware of him and the MDR sent a film team to the
USA to produce and broadcast a half-hour feature about him.