Artist description "The White Satin Lovers" consists of Jan Roger Carlson and Christer Hanson.They are recording in a cabin, somewhere in the deep forest just south of Gothenburg.No massive information leaves that cabin, except for an occasional CD-R and a scribbled note in our mailbox now and then.So there is not very much for us - their publishing company - to tell you so far. Sincerely,Guitar Park Music Publishing.

Music Style Instrumental, mostly guitar as lead instrument.

Musical Influences Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Bo Winberg, Peter Green, Keith Richards, Jimi Hendrix , John Fogerty, Lynyrd Skynyrd and of course Steve Earle.

Similar Artists Could be: Ventures, Shadows and the Spotnicks.

Artist History Hanson and Carlson played a lot together in several bands in the late 80's and early 90's.They split up and moved to different locations - but had a meeting in the early days of 2000.New plans were made, new ideas were born and in the pub where they had their reunion - they found another resemblance.They were both very fond of the cocktail "White Satin".So the name of their new group - was an easy choice!

Group Members Christer Hanson - drums.Jan Roger Carlson - guitar/bass/keyboards.

Press Reviews "Weather Radio"MP3 Station, about "Lullaby for Richard":"Nice tune, enjoyable to hear while driving along the ocean. Don't forget to watch the road. Reminiscent of some of the great surf soundtracks played along with film footage of surfers going down the big waves ...". About "Waves of Eternity" :"Cool surf tune. Perfect for in the background while listening to waves break. If you're not near the ocean and waves are breaking outside of your dwelling, please call for help. Something is not right and it couldn't be you! Enjoy the tunes! Surf's up!" - Charlie 15 August 2000. "No flash or guitar shredding here...Just straight forward, mellow guitar notes without the aid of exaggerated effects. Guitarist, Jan Roger Carlson, who lives in Gothenburg, Sweden, wrote this lullaby for his son when he was an infant. (His son, that is). I got the impression from Carlson's liner notes that his melody was successful in lulling his son to sleep because he does admit that it no longer works. In any event, here's a very appealing track that was created by a father's love for his new born son. I can't think of a better stimulus than that for writing a great melody. Check it out and see for yourself."Dick Stewart. Lance Records. http://www.lancerecords.com

Location Gothenburg - Sweden

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