Ian Anderson referred to this very song in an interview, many decades later, with a smile on his lips, he would prefer to call it "Living with the Past” With this song Iwould like to invite a musical friend to join us on a journey into the past. Like Karsten and I, he loves the music of that time very much and always emphasizes: "I take my hat off to the past, but I have to go into the future. But sometimes it's nice to visit the past..." So come along for a trip down memory lane.

In 1978, Gerry Rafferty created a lasting monument in pop music with his song "Baker Street". Many musicians have covered the song again and again. Almost 20 years later (1997), the Foo Fighters released a rock version. Karsten loves this interpretation more than anything and suggested that we take this version and adapt it to our own ideas. No sooner said than done. Here it is, the cover of a cover. What do you think of it, write us a few sentences in the comment box.

Steve Winwood was 17 years old when I heard him sing "keep on runnig" for the first time in 1975. That year I was 13 years old and my decision was made not only to make pop music as a guitarist, I also wanted to sing like him. His voice has always fascinated me. and at over 70 years old, he still sings like he used to. With our instrumental version of "higher love" I would like to express my tribute to him. We hope you like it too

I recently got to know a French musician, who wrote a great instrumental (ain't no sunshine) as a tribute to Bill Withers. I thought it should also be sung and did a vocal to it. My musical companion (@Struppix) not only mixed this song perfectly but also made a brilliant master out of it. Thanks Karsten

Peter Gabriel is one of the most colorful figures on the POP scene. If you're talking about icons of the 80s, you can't miss him. Solsbury hill is not only a great song, it is characterized by another special feature. Similar to "living in the past" by jethro tull, the best 5/4 of all time, steve hunter has created a 7/4 guitar riff that is one of a kind. It was a challenge for karsten and me to interpret this song adequately as an instrumental. It was fun and we hope you like it too.