Gig vids: Fred Wesley & The New J.B.'s at Paradiso 24-04-2018 Part 3

My latest mix is now online. Venus Tunes Sessions is a monthly mix by Susanne Alt on Freak31, aired every first Sunday of the month at 19:00h. In addition, earlier Venus Tunes Sessions shows are repeated every Friday between 20:00-21:00 and Tuesday 21:00-22:00.Freak 31 has around 250 daily listeners (less during the week, more in the weekend) and a total of +10.000 listeners every month. In addition to Mixcloud and Hearthis, all mixes are also available as podcasts on Deezer and iTunes.It was in 2015 when I had my first official dj gig and since 2016 I started to perform regularly. This took place in Amsterdam's Skyybar, Floor17 and The Harbourclub Zuid... bit by bit, other places like Momo and W Amsterdam followed, leading to club bookings as a dj and festival bookings with Venus Tunes Live in the Netherlands and abroad. All of this in addition to my normal life as a musician. I love dj'ing as it adds another facet to my musicianship.Listen to all editions of the Venus Tunes Sessions where you like; choose your platform: Venus Tunes Sessions is a monthly guest mix by Susanne Alt on Freak31, aired every first Sunday of the month at 1900h. Streaming Dance, straight from Amsterdam. - Here's In Love in L.A., as Fred says our one and only love song.I think it's a nice atmosphere and sound and I am grateful that I could contribute to the concert although my g# key got stuck for a second in the middle of the solo..Bop To The Boogie!Bop to the Boogie, Boogie to the Bop Bop, to the Boogie, Bop, Bop! This song makes everyone smile.It was a Tuesday in April, I played in the band of vocalist/ drummer Jamal Thomas. This was the opening act for Fred Wesley at Paradiso, Amsterdam.Mr Wesley himself invited me to play a couple of tunes during his own set as well!It was a great honor to play with him once again! A dream come true... More videos will follow during the next days.His band was great as ever, with Gary Winters (trumpet), Phillip Whack (tenor sax), Peter Madsen (keys), Reggie Ward (guitar), Dwayne Dolphin (bass) and Bruce Cox (drums). The first time I met Fred Wesley, reaches back to May 2008 when I asked Fred for signing his autobiography. It was in 2008, a James Brown tribute at Paradiso, with Tony Allen, Pee Wee Ellis, Peter Madsen but also Cheikh Lô and others. Never could I imagine then that I would later play and record with this big artist. The more of his music I get to know, the more he amazs me. His oevre seems neverending and is very diverse.. A guy from Germany, Heinrich Buttler keeps track of all of his work...Pass the peas & Gimme some mo' from the same night: