Jan Hauenstein
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I grew up with the music of the 60s, early 70s. Singer-songwriters, folk rock, folk, some rock, some blues, outlaw country. The words were always as important as the music. The music - some songs recorded solo, some with my friends, Charlie Woodward, Fred Grittner, Rex De Long, Art Faller, John August Lee, Jim Klein and Tamara Friedrich. We make transatlantic cyber music. Have started writing songs with Fred, Rex, Terry Ransom, Jim Clare.
Two of my heroes wrote:
It has that rooted European depth that I like. Well done! Cheers, Harvey Andrews
I loved the CD you guys made. Very Euro - East Coastal. John Stewart
I/we have recorded several albums, Late Bloomer, August 2009, is the best, I think.
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Featured Album (Free Downloads)
Late Bloomer by Jan Hauenstein
Late Bloomer is Jan's best work to date, fifteen songs, eleven originals, some of them co-written with Fred Grittner, Terry Lee Ransom, Rex DeLong and Jim Clare and four covers, two songs by the great John Stewart, one by Martha Ann Brooks and one by Jim Clare and Mark Teachey. Listen to some tracks and get free MP3s on Jan's artist page...
Jan Hauenstein's Artist Page / Free MP3 Downloads
About? Alright, about the new album -
This is my first 'real' album, mastered by songsmith Fred Grittner, 15 songs, eleven originals, some of them co-written with Fred Grittner, Terry Ransom, Rex DeLong and Jim Clare and four covers, two songs by John Stewart, July, You´re A Woman and Bolinas, recorded at Tree Sound Studios in Atlanta, one by Martha Ann Brooks and one by Jim Clare and Mark Teachey.
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