Roland Van Campenhout is a living legend, archetype for an almost extinct kind of artist - the sound magician, firmly rooted in blues and folk, but at the same time open to pretty much all genres, whether they are called ethno, jazz or psychedelic. As a teenager - inspired by author Jack Kerouac's Beatnik classic "On The Road" as his philosophy of life - he belonged to a skiffle combo. From the end of the 1960s, the man with the catweazle beard turned increasingly to the blues, played for a time in Rory Gallagher's band, and from 2000 there were collaborations with the much younger Belgian crossover interpreters such as Sioen. With "Somewhere In The Mountains" a new live album was released on 2CDs+DVD or alternatively on 2LPs+DVD+Book. The new set "Somewhere In The Mountains" offers recordings of the "Kitchen Recording Series", which also contain a songbook, on CD 2 or LP 2 from the "Der Keller" theatre in Cologne. The DVD presents excerpts from different concerts of the last years in the same theatre. Translated with www.DeepL.com/Translator
