Julian Sas (born 29 May 1970) is a Dutch blues rock guitarist, singer and songwriter. He has released almost 20 studio albums since 1996, with the most recent being the double CD release, Electracoustic on Cavalier Records. He was born in Beneden-Leeuwen, Netherlands, on a boat on the river Waal, and spent his early years living on a vessel moored there. When Sas was six years old, he saw Chuck Berry perform on television and Sas dreamt about owning a guitar. Later when he was eleven, he viewed Jimi Hendrix via the same medium and, after persisent asking, was given a guitar of his own a year later. He began to play in bands at the age of 13 as a singer and guitarist, but had to be content with jamming and backing a few older blues musicians before forming his own ensemble late in 1994. Sas commented "... I am still a dreamer and wandering spirit. Just like the river and that never stands still and keeps going. I was born with a restless soul, who needs new things and travelling and exploring..." Sas drew inspiration for his playing from Hendrix, Peter Green, Alvin Lee, Freddie King, and his key influence, Rory Gallagher. In 1996, the Dutch independent record label Dureco released Sas' debut album, Where Will It End!? Sas went on to release numerous discs on the Corazong label, beginning in 1999 with, For the Lost and Found. Sas reached the Dutch Album Top 100 chart both with Wandering Between Worlds in 2009 and the 2012 release, Bound to Roll. Wondering Between Worlds maintained the eclectic approach to music but showed Sas is an old-school bluesman. The band members then included Edwin van Huik (bass guitar) and Lars-Erik van Elzakker (drums). More information...
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