DANGER!    Home Page    Guitar Licks    Guitar Tool    Blues Music    Blues Mp3    Blues Video    Blues Lyrics    Jazz Lyrics    Rock Lyrics    Blues Film    Blues Jam    Blues Guitar    Blues Events    Guitar Hero    Blues Harp    Concert Mp3    Guitar TAB    Music Books    Blues News       Search Site    Contact Us Blues Improv Bad Boys! Allman Bros Stevie Ray V Eric Clapton Jimi Hendrix Albert King B.B. King Duane Allman Johnny Winter ** ZZ TOP ** Bonamassa Buddy Guy W. Haynes Gary Moore The Beatles Chuck Berry Rolling Stones Pink Floyd Led Zeppelin CCR Band L. Skynyrd Chili Peppers Bonnie Raitt D. Matthews Springsteen Guns & Roses Grateful Dead C. Santana Guitar Watson Paul Gilbert Eric Johnson Kenny Burrell S. Henderson Robben Ford Grant Green C. Christian W Montgomery GUITAR TAB	And they shall beat their swords into Guitars Lean to Play 5 minute Guitar Solo! Blues Licks * Blues Chords Guitar Guru * Blues Riffs Bass Guitar * Blues Jam Trax Lou Rye Modern Day Troubadour Playing his way around the world, entertainer and songwriter Lou Rye (Lutz Reichert) left West Germany in the early 60's "with Bob Dylan in my heart" on a seven year musical sojourn. That adventure took the young troubadour throughout Europe, North Africa, the Middle East and India as well as North & South America. In the mid-60's, Lou Rye lived and played in New York City's Grenwich Village. There he made acquaintance with the likes of Al Cooper, Mike Bloomfield and Richie Havens. "I knew Jimi Hendrix and Janice Joplin. I met Hendrix at a laundromat and we hung out occasionally," recalls Lou. "Bob Dylan lived on Fifth Street and we played the Gaslight. I also played the open stages at all the major rock concerts from Monterey Pop to Woodstock." With the end of the 60's Lou left for Britain where he earned his living for ten years as a Residential Social Worker, later emigrating to northern Ontario, Canada to raise a family. All the while, Lou continued to write songs and perform in his local community. Recently, the 2001 Detroit Music Awards nominated Lou for Musician of the Year in the World Music Composer category. Over the last three years Lou has produced an ambitious trio of varied and excellent CD's aimed at the diverse audiences for whom he loves to perform. Really Blue, his first CD, showcases high-energy original blues in collaboration with Chris Natho and the Boogie Chilluns. His second CD, Of Love and Light, presents his own delightful Smooth Jazz and Soft Rock material. The Lou Rye All-Stars: Live2000, his third CD, features Lou and All- Stars strutting their stuff with a variety of covers as well as Lou's distinctively original material. This one sounds so fresh you could close your eyes and swear you're rubbing elbows at the club. Most recently, Lou put out yet another CD, a sampler featuring James Morse on Sax and Rick Matle on Guitar. The sampler was to showcase Lou's variety, to allow a taste of his repertoire in Spanish / New Age, Smooth Jazz , and Raga: World Music for spiritual journeying. Lou's live act showcases ninety percent original material with the rest bearing his unique signature. His Blues performances especially reveal a heartfelt high energy, attesting to his deep identification with the soul of the music. Singing in boisterous discipline and laying down licks reminiscent of BB King and Etta James, for over twenty years this world-traveling troubadour has brought audiences to their feet. He also writes and performs Latin & Soft Rock, Smooth Jazz, World Music, New Age and much, much more -- all with his distinctive touch. "Music allows me to connect with the world," explains Lou. "I love bringing joy to people." Lou's website:  http://www.lourye.com Read more Blues Heroes Stories from the bookTouched By the Blues Blues Guitar | Blues Lyrics | Blues Mp3 | Blues Concerts | Blues Video Guitar TAB | Concert Mp3 | Blues Music | Blues News | Allman Bros. Eric Clapton | BB King | Jimi Hendrix | Albert Collins | SRV | ZZ TOP © 1998-2005 Blues for Peace Corporation. All rights reserved.	Blues News Blues Gifts Eric Clapton Jimi Hendrix Allman Brothers SRV Albert Collins Guitar Mojo Gig From Hell Guitar Masters Guitar Pick Tips! Female Guitarists Les Paul History Best Blues Guitars Underated Guitarists Keeping Time Fender Strat Mojo Blues Guitar Hero Guitar Humor Guitar Tech 5 Jazz Guitars Top 10 Jazz Players Pick Musicians Slide Guitar Tuning