The "Jumpin' Rockets" bring back the 50ies feeling to the present time with covers of "Elvis Presley", "Johnny Kid and the Pirates" and "Imelda May", which break through the typical cover types and add their own touch, and with their own (yet unknown) Rockabilly compositions they make the dance floor shake. They combine the influences of the forefathers of Rock'n Roll with catchy tunes and the well-known vintage sound of the 50s, which brings an absolute earworm guarantee. 

According to the motto: What sounds cool is cool!  

Groovy and rousing rhythm parts paired with a gripping guitar sound - catapults everyone into the new dimension of "Rockabillity". 

The newly acquired front woman "Sandy Lee" inspires with her soft, but also rough tones and embodies with her curves, concentrated female power infront of the mic.  

An absolute "must see" for every Rock'n Roll fan who wants to experience an unforgettable evening with the finest Rockabilly sounds "from outta Space"!  

In November 2021 the "Jumpin' Rockets" released their first album "Hot Stuff From Rocketsilo 51" with former frontman "Kai Thurau", but the second album is already in the pipeline and will be released in a few months!  

Stay tuned folks and friends.... 

Paul Ansell - Number Nine - has been a top act on the rock and roll scene since 1993.

He played all over the world, recorded an album at Sun Studios in Memphis, and his best man was Scotty Moore.   

After the Blue Rhythm Boys, Paul devoted himself entirely to his new project. Number Nine is versatile, virtuosic, unique, his versions of "Hey Joe" or "Red Light" are much-played popular hits. Whether rock 'n' roll, blues, rockabilly or country music: With his soulful, impressive voice, Paul Ansell makes every song his song and captivates listeners.   

But also, as a songwriter Paul Ansell is on the top: his songs are unmistakable and always highlights, his warm voice always reminds of artists like Ray Charles, Charlie Rich, Sam Cooke or Elvis Presley.  

The Rock'n'roll Kamikazes are a divine wind of Rock'n'Roll!
 

Kamikaze (神⾵風?) Is a Japanese word, usually translated as "divine wind" (kami means "divinity", and kaze stands for "wind"; ka inhale and ze exhale)

In fact, 2019 is the tenth year that these fearless Rock'n'Roll warriors continue their valiant mission. A mission that has taken them all over Europe, from Berlin to Palermo, from Catania to Normandy and from Milan to Teneriife. A non-stop tour-of-duty, bringing this primitive, visceral, tribal and impetuous music to the masses, without dwelling on traditionalism but,perhaps, dare we say, even more rooted in the rebellious tradition of Rock'n'Roll than most.  

As the Zen masters say, they look at the moon and not the finger that points at the moon.

Yes, it may be that The Rock'n'Roll Kamikazes are that finger...and not necessarily the index finger. 

The band was formed by Andy Macfarlane, former frontman of the Hormonauts on vocals and guitar, Nicolò Fioriof Gattamolesta on double bass, Peppe DeGregoriis on drums and Guy Portuguese (Guy E the Specialists) on saxophone. In 2013 after Guy's untimely demise, the Kamikazes decide that they absolutely must continue their mission and set off with Eugenio Pritelli on the second guitar. 

2019 saw the release of the fourth album, Campari & Toothpaste with AreaPirata Records. At times a return to the simplest of Rock'n'Roll, soaked sodden in the Blues swamp where the music was born. And yet, at moments full of fuzz and proto-psychedelia voodoo, their minds corrupted by by that primordial rhythm and animal smell. And yes, they are also musicians of a certain caliber. "Rock'n'Roll is a serious thing", but also playful and ironic. These boys are capable of making you dance your socks off while touching your butt with their free hand!  

All 4 members of the band are masters, true "sensei" of the genre. Yes,The Rock'n'Roll Kamikazes explode in public. The Rock'n'Roll Kamikazes make tall four walls tremble.The Rock'n'Roll Kamikazes are a typhoon, a hurricane, a tornado of energy and above all, Rock'n'Roll!