http://www.lineamusica.it/2012/06/tokio-hotel-per-tom-ce-anche-un-jorg-che-ha-portato-positivita-nella-sua-vita/
Translation:
Tokio Hotel – There is a Jörg which is important in the life of Tom Kaulitz. Few know that in life there is also a young guitarist Jörg who played a crucial and perhaps worthy of note in his life, at least for the artistic part that does not exclude the affective made of these important friendships that prove over time.
In part, the young German rocker owes a little to this person for his extraordinary success with the guitar. From a young Tom had a great teacher Gordon Trümper which has helped but it was then Jörg Sander that has helped him improved and he did it become that good guitar player on stage the guy has proven to be.
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Jörg Sander lived and worked for more than 20 years in Hamburg and here he plays and composes for and with the most famous rock and pop stars of today. This list is a sort of registry map of rock and modern pop: ATC, Right Said Fred, Bro’sis, Nena, Heinz Rudolf Kunze, Melissa Etheridge, Kim Wilde, No Angels, Tokio Hotel, Echt, Mel C, Tommy Reeves , Christina Stürmer, not just here still missing many other celebrities with whom the musician in question worked.
And he who along with Tom Kaulitz of Tokio Hotel has created and developed the famous sound and arrangements for the guitar tracks in the album entered the German band. Jörg Sander puts it this way in this regard: “In order for Tom to execute on those came extraordinary guitar arrangements, both live and for recording the time I supported and I gave him lessons – we’ll see if now that he and his brother moved to Los Angeles will call me again to work the next album, who knows if it will contact me once again to help Tom or if the guy will do it alone this time. ”
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Jörg Sander as well as having collaborated with Tokio Hotel taking care of the arrangements for the guitar, he also worked as a studio guitarist with the following artists: Kim Wilde, Udo Lindenberg, Cultured Pearls, Melissa Ethridge, Nena, Laith Al-Deen, Tommy Reeve , Ivonne Catterfeld, Cinema Bizarre, Joachim Witt, Jan Plevka, Echt, Bosson, Princessa, Fury In The Slaughterhouse, Jeanette Biedermann, Delaware, Christina Stürmer, Right Said Fred, Heinz Rudolf Kunze, Michel van Dyke, Keimzeit, Vicky Leandros, Howard Carpendale and many others.
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For fans of Tokio Hotel is probably interesting to know that Jörg Sander has not only worked with the likes of Udo Lindenberg, Jan Plewka and Heinz Winckler for which he was also co-author. The musician was also in part associated with the success of “Bed & Breakfast” the first German boy who has had international success for which he was co-author, for the same band as David Jost, historic producer of Tokio Hotel, in 1995 – 1997 and 1999 was a singer and songwriter!
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Currently, Germany Jörg Sander is one of the most sought after and respected guitarists, both for work and study areas for much followed internships. We’ll see if they waited for their new album, Tokio Hotel, strongest of his past teachings are old enough to fend for themselves … or if you return to our roots to be sure, knowing how to work, we’ll find out soon.
Thanks to Lizzi
Translation:
Tokio Hotel – There is a Jörg which is important in the life of Tom Kaulitz. Few know that in life there is also a young guitarist Jörg who played a crucial and perhaps worthy of note in his life, at least for the artistic part that does not exclude the affective made of these important friendships that prove over time.
In part, the young German rocker owes a little to this person for his extraordinary success with the guitar. From a young Tom had a great teacher Gordon Trümper which has helped but it was then Jörg Sander that has helped him improved and he did it become that good guitar player on stage the guy has proven to be.
…
Jörg Sander lived and worked for more than 20 years in Hamburg and here he plays and composes for and with the most famous rock and pop stars of today. This list is a sort of registry map of rock and modern pop: ATC, Right Said Fred, Bro’sis, Nena, Heinz Rudolf Kunze, Melissa Etheridge, Kim Wilde, No Angels, Tokio Hotel, Echt, Mel C, Tommy Reeves , Christina Stürmer, not just here still missing many other celebrities with whom the musician in question worked.
And he who along with Tom Kaulitz of Tokio Hotel has created and developed the famous sound and arrangements for the guitar tracks in the album entered the German band. Jörg Sander puts it this way in this regard: “In order for Tom to execute on those came extraordinary guitar arrangements, both live and for recording the time I supported and I gave him lessons – we’ll see if now that he and his brother moved to Los Angeles will call me again to work the next album, who knows if it will contact me once again to help Tom or if the guy will do it alone this time. ”
…
Jörg Sander as well as having collaborated with Tokio Hotel taking care of the arrangements for the guitar, he also worked as a studio guitarist with the following artists: Kim Wilde, Udo Lindenberg, Cultured Pearls, Melissa Ethridge, Nena, Laith Al-Deen, Tommy Reeve , Ivonne Catterfeld, Cinema Bizarre, Joachim Witt, Jan Plevka, Echt, Bosson, Princessa, Fury In The Slaughterhouse, Jeanette Biedermann, Delaware, Christina Stürmer, Right Said Fred, Heinz Rudolf Kunze, Michel van Dyke, Keimzeit, Vicky Leandros, Howard Carpendale and many others.
…
For fans of Tokio Hotel is probably interesting to know that Jörg Sander has not only worked with the likes of Udo Lindenberg, Jan Plewka and Heinz Winckler for which he was also co-author. The musician was also in part associated with the success of “Bed & Breakfast” the first German boy who has had international success for which he was co-author, for the same band as David Jost, historic producer of Tokio Hotel, in 1995 – 1997 and 1999 was a singer and songwriter!
…
Currently, Germany Jörg Sander is one of the most sought after and respected guitarists, both for work and study areas for much followed internships. We’ll see if they waited for their new album, Tokio Hotel, strongest of his past teachings are old enough to fend for themselves … or if you return to our roots to be sure, knowing how to work, we’ll find out soon.
Thanks to Lizzi
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