Hans Theessink and Big Daddy Wilson

Big Daddy Wilson, a U.S.-born bluesman from Edenton, North Carolina, is celebrated for his soulful, versatile baritone across blues, gospel, and jazz. Based in Germany, he gained international acclaim with "Love Is the Key" and chart-topping "Neckbone Stew." Collaborating with artists like Eric Bibb, Wilson has performed at top global festivals and recorded with Grammy-winning producer Jim Gaines. His work spans labels like Ruf and Dixie Frog, bolstering his presence in Europe, Asia, and the U.S.

Hans Theessink, based in Vienna, is an Austrian folk musician known for his fresh take on American blues, covering artists like Chuck Berry. With over 20 albums, he collaborated with Terry Evans and Ry Cooder. His popular works include "Baby Wants to Boogie" and "Hard Road Blues."