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"hi mister gunni, nice to meet you. i introduce in south brazil two hours week----only jazz music. in south america there s not a usa or europeans jazz fm stations...24 hours swing sounds...no, in brazil only weekly jazz radio show. every monday to…"
Teddy Osei left a comment for Günni Hastedt"Nice to hear from you my friend.
Hugh and I have been in tight contact since years back and great to be on this world stage together.
Good day and best regards."
Günni Hastedt left a comment for Teddy Osei"
You made my day my friend! Wonderful to see that you played with Hugh Masekela in soccer city. You all spreaded good vibes around the world with "Sunshine Day"
Thank you!"
Günni Hastedt posted a videoValle Gran Rey - A Video
... music and video-scenes made on a wonderful canary island called "La Gomera" - not that far away from Africa (and we all know where to find some roots of our music)...
Teddy Osei left a comment for Günni Hastedt"Hi Gunni just had the chance to listen to your Cacatua Bar track.Like it very much.Good vibes.
Your Friend.
Teddy"
Günni Hastedt left a comment for Teddy Osei"Sorry Teddy that I'm answering soooo late. You made me remember how long I did't visit my site here on Jazznetwork :-(
Thank you so much for your words (hoping for some Osibisa gigs here in Germany)
Love peace and happiness to you and…"
Günni Hastedt left a comment for Brent-Anthony Johnson"Hi Brent, thanks for adding me. Be welcome...."
Günni Hastedt left a comment for Rich Keith"Pleased to meet you here in this great community Rich! You 've got one more visitor on "Pure Jazz Radio""
Teddy Osei left a comment for Günni Hastedt"How nice to hear from you and to keep on enjoying music that we love.
40 years and we are still connected in happy sounds.
All the best.
Teddy"
Günni Hastedt left a comment for Teddy Osei"Hi Teddy,
so great to meet you on this wonderful network. To see you here makes me remembering your great performance in a club called "Welcome" ;-) that was situated in a little village in the Lüneburger Heide (lower saxony) called…"
Günni Hastedt left a comment for Bill Cobham"Your words on your spectrum album "what is life but a sprectrum and what is music but life itself" share my life.... "Stratus" is one of my life's faves since 37 years
I am very happy to meet you in this wonderful…"
Günni Hastedt left a comment for Bruce C"Hi Bruce,
thank you for your kind words. Be sure I'll keep in touch...
see you Günni"
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Gunni ...nice works your doin'...great music and photography....love to network with you anytime...my best to you always.... b"
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- Where are you located?
- Germany, lower saxony
- What is your affiliation to the Jazz World?
- Arranger, Composer, Jazz Festival, Fan
- Tell us a little about your background...
- I began to play instruments at 5, started to play bass at 28, had my 1st influences from E. Weber, K. Doldinger and many scandinavian Jazz Musicians but found my way to Jazz via jazz-rock played by FZ, Miles Davis, Chicago, King Crimson, Patto and others.... Then started a long time of my life without music (the biggest mistake I made in my life), but found back in 1999/2000... It didn't work good in my joblife so I found a way back to my passion (music), played bassguitar and sang in several groups and my musical activities werd quite different - from renaissance to contemporary music... At the same time I had - and still have - a lot of joy with my friends in the hard-rocking group "Blackout". A short time after my divorce I found again my old friend (my very best!) with whom I made music in the mitdth of the 80's. We decided to go on... Inspired by the bassists Eberhard Weber (since '75) and Tony Levin (in the 80's) - and free again to do my own thing - I decided to start on the electric upright. that means p r a c t i s i n g , something I hated in my youthtime (that was a big mistake too!). But it's never too late ;-) ... What I'd love to do is some world-music projects. And that's why i'm here too (remember Diz in the 50's, he was one of the pioneers once - in my eyes). Can't stand radio stuff and the way the majors sell music - like hamburgers (John Mc. Laughlin said that once, right?)
- How did you hear about the Jazz Network? Please give full name of contact
- Tom Glagow
- What Instrument do you play?
- Bass, Guitar, Other
- What is your website address? Only websites that pertain to your business and how you can be contacted.
- http://realworld234.vox.com
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Comment Wall (12 comments)
- At 3:51pm on July 25, 2011,
EDSON LUIZ KRUG said…
- hi
- At 3:50pm on July 25, 2011,
- hi mister gunni, nice to meet you. i introduce in south brazil two hours week----only jazz music. in south america there s not a usa or europeans jazz fm stations...24 hours swing sounds...no, in brazil only weekly jazz radio show. every monday to 21.00 at www.radioleste345fm.com.br this site is not running up- is under re-page now.well, i write to you in hope get cd-promote to play at station.my first desire is try feature in my country more improvised music.beat, groove sounds.think about.regards. edson.
- At 12:19pm on June 14, 2010, Teddy Osei said…
- Nice to hear from you my friend.
Hugh and I have been in tight contact since years back and great to be on this world stage together.
Good day and best regards.
- At 6:52am on August 11, 2009, Teddy Osei said…
- Hi Gunni just had the chance to listen to your Cacatua Bar track.Like it very much.Good vibes.
Your Friend.
Teddy
- At 9:16am on July 12, 2009,
Manee Valentine said… 
- At 8:16am on May 17, 2009, Teddy Osei said…
- How nice to hear from you and to keep on enjoying music that we love.
40 years and we are still connected in happy sounds.
All the best.
Teddy
- At 9:28am on May 16, 2009,
Enrico Galetta said… - Gunni thank you for the friendship.
It's a pleasure to be here and be part of your friends list.
Please keep in touch.
Ciao
- At 6:55am on May 16, 2009,
Bruce C said…
Gunni ...nice works your doin'...great music and photography....love to network with you anytime...my best to you always.... b
- At 3:24am on May 16, 2009,
Tom Glagow said… - Hallo Günni,
das ist ja wirklich mal `ne Riesenüberraschung ;-)
Melde Dich doch mal wo man Dich finded wenn man in Buxtehude ist, was nicht oft vorkommt ;-)
Kindest regards and take care,
T O M
Thomas Glagow
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- At 9:18am on May 15, 2009, Manee Valentine said…
The Jazz Network is exactly what the title suggests, a place where you get to mix and mingle with those who have not only an appreciation for Jazz but a forum to hear new up and coming artists as well. I've hooked up with so many of my old friends that I've lost contact with over the years here and it's been a great place to meet folk, appreciate good music and Musicianship. What an incredible idea!!
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