JIMI HENDRIX 83: Raul Ukareda, Raul Vaigla, Andrus Lillepea, Laura Prits #1

JIMI HENDRIX 83: RAUL UKAREDA, RAUL VAIGLA, ANDRUS LILLEPEA, LAURA PRITS #1

Wednesday,  November 26, 8 p.m. at Philly Joe's Jazz Club

Legendary guitar genius Jimi Hendrix would have turned 83 on November 27. Devoted Hendrix fans Raul Ukareda, Raul Vaigla and Andrus Lillepea consider this day to be one of the most important events in world history and cannot help but celebrate it once again with a special program, this time with special guest, Laura Prits!

Raul Ukareda is a lifelong blues enthusiast, program director of Haapsalu’s August Blues and one of Estonia's best-known blues guitarists. He describes his vision in music as a deep longing and hope for something elusive. Ukareda's playing is always passionate and focused, and he is a sought-after musician in many Estonian ensembles. Ukareda has achieved his greatest success with the ensemble Compromise Blue, with which he performed at prestigious European and American festivals as early as the 1990s.

Raul Vaigla is the archetype of Estonian bass guitar. He is a recipient of the Order of the White Star. A teacher of countless other famous bass guitarists and a member of almost all legendary Estonian bands, including Ultima Thule, Radar, VSP Projekt, to name a few.

Andrus Lillepea is probably the Estonian percussionist with the toughest hand, the most abrupt style and certainly the coolest appearance.

Laura Prits is primarily known as the soloist of Ziggy Wild, with whom she has warmed up the stages for Carlos Santana, Bryan Adams, Dirty Honey, Skunk Anansie, Uriah Heep, and many more. Laura is a ball of fire, her stage energy is relentless, but most importantly – she has the exact same hairstyle as Jimi Hendrix!

Line-up:

Raul Ukareda – guitar

Raul Vaigla – bass

Andrus Lillepea – drums

Laura Prits – vocals

The ticket does not guarantee a seat, we recommend arriving early or making a table reservation for 10 € per table: info@phillyjoes.com

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