“Delta Time” the new album, recorded in Los Angeles, is a naked and intimate, bare to the bone, recording that leaves a lot of space for Hans’ and Terry’s expressive voices and instruments.

The great Ry Cooder contributes with some phenomenal trademark guitar sounds while Terry’s singing colleagues Willie Greene Jr. and Arnold McCuller add some gospel-blues drenched vocals to die for.

Hans is probably Europe’s blues export no 1. After more than 7.500 concerts, 40 years “on the road” and more than 20 albums, an instruction video, a songbook and a DVD to his name, Hans Theesink has become a roots and blues institution. With his sonorous baritone voice and unmistakable guitar work Hans is in great demand delighting audiences around the world with his rich and emotional sounds. The US blues press called him “An international blues treasure” and “One of the world’s preeminent pickers”. The legendary Bo Diddley called him “One helluva guitar player”.

Terry hails from Vicksburg, Mississippi. At a very early age he was exposed to gospel music in the local church and knew that singing was his call. In a career that spans over 50 years, Terry has done several albums under his own name and has a long working relationship as a backing vocalist with Ry Cooder. Terry’s voice is pure “Mississippi Magic” the real deal and one of the most soulful voices in the business. His singing can be heard on countless productions.