Bjørn Berge takes the Blues and Rock to the next level! He performs with an… Read Full Bio ↴Bjørn Berge takes the Blues and Rock to the next level! He performs with and without band. You wouldn't notice the difference. The man is a band on his own. Maybe thats why 'they' call him the 'string-machine'. Even the drumming is taken care off in a 'sole-man-performance'. Just a kick of a heavy, worn out boot on a wooden box for basedrum for example. His fingers play like he sold his soul to ,.... (Fill it in yourself)
His voice speaks for itself. Blues to the utmost ground!
Official Website: Bjørn Berge
ADDITIONAL DETAILS:
Bjørn Berge, Norway's best selling blues artist, started to play guitar when he was 13 years old. After playing for some years, Bjørn discovered Robert Johnson, Elmore James, Leo Kottke and John Hammond. Bjørn Berge, as we know him today, was born. Yet, the term "blues" doesn't cover what Bjørn Berge is all about. We're taking raw, hellraising rock influenced by a wide variety of music styles.
Bjørn Berge's got a voice like gravel and broken glass, and sings as if the devil himself is snapping at his heels. Years of touring with nothing much but junk food, cigarettes, rainy tarmac and ferry ports to look forward to between gigs have paid off; these days Berge is one of Norway's most respected and critically praised artists. Those who have seen this medicine man of music on stage know to rate him as one of our greatest guitarists.
He growls and barks, sometimes snarling the lyrics rather than singing them, spitting out his blueblack groove accompanied by just his guitar and right foot. It's raw with dirt, sweat and hunger and at times almost menacingly in touch with the dark side.
Even if Berge's background is blues, his spicy homebrew reflects equal measures hip-hop and badass-funk as it does traditional blues.
Berge released his critically acclaimed Blue Mood/Warner Music debut "Blues Hit Me" in 1999. The album firmly established him as one of the most exciting contemporary artists, as well as impressing critics and audiences alike with the rare authority of his musical expression. "Bag Of Nails" goes straight for the listeners jugular, and is an even more immediate and explosive experience than its predecessor.
Armed with only his guitar, Berge is a musical highway robber savvy enough to leave the mediocre by the wayside, and only take with him what can enrich his music and performance. Live Berge is merciless, leaving audiences, but reeling as he packs up his guitar and heads on to the next venue, the next gig, the next challenge.
He plays as if he had fifty sets of arms and twenty pairs of legs, and with an insatiable musical curiosity and appetite which will never allow him to become jaded or stuck in a rut.Album available by Bjørn Berge: "Blues hit me", "Bag of nails" and "Stringmachine".
Farmen have licensed Berge's releases on Warner Music for sale outside Norway.
In August 2002 he released his first album for Farmen, called "Illustrated Man", for which he received fantastic reviews in the press in Norway and Denmark. With "Illustrated man" he won the Norwegian Grammy (Spellemannprisen) for the best Norwegian blues album in 2002.
Mad Fingers Ball: Bjørn Berge, Norway's best selling blues artist, started to play guitar when he was 13 years old. After playing for some years, Bjørn discovered Robert Johnson, Elmore James, Leo Kottke and John Hammond. Bjørn Berge, as we know him today, was born.
Yet, the term "blues" doesn't cover what Bjørn Berge is all about. We're taking raw, hellraising rock influenced by a wide variety of music styles.
Bjørn Berge's got a voice like gravel and broken glass, and sings as if the devil himself is snapping at his heels. Years of touring with nothing much but junk food, cigarettes, rainy tarmac and ferry ports to look forward to between gigs have paid off; these days Berge is one of Norway's most respected and critically praised artists. Those who have seen this medicine man of music on stage know to rate him as one of our greatest guitarists.
He growls and barks, sometimes snarling the lyrics rather than singing them, spitting out his blueblack groove accompanied by just his guitar and right foot. It's raw with dirt, sweat and hunger and at times almost menacingly in touch with the dark side.
Even if Berge's background is blues, his spicy homebrew reflects equal measures hip-hop and badass-funk as it does traditional blues.
Berge released his critically acclaimed Blue Mood/Warner Music debut "Blues Hit Me" in 1999. The album firmly established him as one of the most exciting contemporary artists, as well as impressing critics and audiences alike with the rare authority of his musical expression. "Bag Of Nails" goes straight for the listeners jugular, and is an even more immediate and explosive experience than its predecessor.
Armed with only his guitar, Berge is a musical highway robber savvy enough to leave the mediocre by the wayside, and only take with him what can enrich his music and performance. Live Berge is merciless, leaving audiences, but reeling as he packs up his guitar and heads on to the next venue, the next gig, the next challenge.
He plays as if he had fifty sets of arms and twenty pairs of legs, and with an insatiable musical curiosity and appetite which will never allow him to become jaded or stuck in a rut.Album available by Bjørn Berge: "Blues hit me", "Bag of nails" and "Stringmachine".
Mad Fingers Ball: On this new album, Bjørn Berges unique fingerstyle is shown to its fullest advantage, reinforced by his unusually harsh, deep voice. His cover of Deep Purple's "Hush" is worth the listen.
All in all, the artist has released a total of 10 studio albums, two of which won a Norwegian Grammy (Stringmachine in 2001 and Illustrated Man in 2002).
His voice speaks for itself. Blues to the utmost ground!
Official Website: Bjørn Berge
ADDITIONAL DETAILS:
Bjørn Berge, Norway's best selling blues artist, started to play guitar when he was 13 years old. After playing for some years, Bjørn discovered Robert Johnson, Elmore James, Leo Kottke and John Hammond. Bjørn Berge, as we know him today, was born. Yet, the term "blues" doesn't cover what Bjørn Berge is all about. We're taking raw, hellraising rock influenced by a wide variety of music styles.
Bjørn Berge's got a voice like gravel and broken glass, and sings as if the devil himself is snapping at his heels. Years of touring with nothing much but junk food, cigarettes, rainy tarmac and ferry ports to look forward to between gigs have paid off; these days Berge is one of Norway's most respected and critically praised artists. Those who have seen this medicine man of music on stage know to rate him as one of our greatest guitarists.
He growls and barks, sometimes snarling the lyrics rather than singing them, spitting out his blueblack groove accompanied by just his guitar and right foot. It's raw with dirt, sweat and hunger and at times almost menacingly in touch with the dark side.
Even if Berge's background is blues, his spicy homebrew reflects equal measures hip-hop and badass-funk as it does traditional blues.
Berge released his critically acclaimed Blue Mood/Warner Music debut "Blues Hit Me" in 1999. The album firmly established him as one of the most exciting contemporary artists, as well as impressing critics and audiences alike with the rare authority of his musical expression. "Bag Of Nails" goes straight for the listeners jugular, and is an even more immediate and explosive experience than its predecessor.
Armed with only his guitar, Berge is a musical highway robber savvy enough to leave the mediocre by the wayside, and only take with him what can enrich his music and performance. Live Berge is merciless, leaving audiences, but reeling as he packs up his guitar and heads on to the next venue, the next gig, the next challenge.
He plays as if he had fifty sets of arms and twenty pairs of legs, and with an insatiable musical curiosity and appetite which will never allow him to become jaded or stuck in a rut.Album available by Bjørn Berge: "Blues hit me", "Bag of nails" and "Stringmachine".
Farmen have licensed Berge's releases on Warner Music for sale outside Norway.
In August 2002 he released his first album for Farmen, called "Illustrated Man", for which he received fantastic reviews in the press in Norway and Denmark. With "Illustrated man" he won the Norwegian Grammy (Spellemannprisen) for the best Norwegian blues album in 2002.
Mad Fingers Ball: Bjørn Berge, Norway's best selling blues artist, started to play guitar when he was 13 years old. After playing for some years, Bjørn discovered Robert Johnson, Elmore James, Leo Kottke and John Hammond. Bjørn Berge, as we know him today, was born.
Yet, the term "blues" doesn't cover what Bjørn Berge is all about. We're taking raw, hellraising rock influenced by a wide variety of music styles.
Bjørn Berge's got a voice like gravel and broken glass, and sings as if the devil himself is snapping at his heels. Years of touring with nothing much but junk food, cigarettes, rainy tarmac and ferry ports to look forward to between gigs have paid off; these days Berge is one of Norway's most respected and critically praised artists. Those who have seen this medicine man of music on stage know to rate him as one of our greatest guitarists.
He growls and barks, sometimes snarling the lyrics rather than singing them, spitting out his blueblack groove accompanied by just his guitar and right foot. It's raw with dirt, sweat and hunger and at times almost menacingly in touch with the dark side.
Even if Berge's background is blues, his spicy homebrew reflects equal measures hip-hop and badass-funk as it does traditional blues.
Berge released his critically acclaimed Blue Mood/Warner Music debut "Blues Hit Me" in 1999. The album firmly established him as one of the most exciting contemporary artists, as well as impressing critics and audiences alike with the rare authority of his musical expression. "Bag Of Nails" goes straight for the listeners jugular, and is an even more immediate and explosive experience than its predecessor.
Armed with only his guitar, Berge is a musical highway robber savvy enough to leave the mediocre by the wayside, and only take with him what can enrich his music and performance. Live Berge is merciless, leaving audiences, but reeling as he packs up his guitar and heads on to the next venue, the next gig, the next challenge.
He plays as if he had fifty sets of arms and twenty pairs of legs, and with an insatiable musical curiosity and appetite which will never allow him to become jaded or stuck in a rut.Album available by Bjørn Berge: "Blues hit me", "Bag of nails" and "Stringmachine".
Mad Fingers Ball: On this new album, Bjørn Berges unique fingerstyle is shown to its fullest advantage, reinforced by his unusually harsh, deep voice. His cover of Deep Purple's "Hush" is worth the listen.
All in all, the artist has released a total of 10 studio albums, two of which won a Norwegian Grammy (Stringmachine in 2001 and Illustrated Man in 2002).
Killing Floor
Bjørn Berge Lyrics
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Adrian Smith/Bruce Dickinson So this is dream time, and all is quiet So this…
Albert King I should-a quit you, along time ago I should-a quit you,…
Black Stone Cherry A plain stare with a smile on display, Headed home where…
Bruce Dickinson So this is dream time, and all is quiet So this…
Cai Gray You've got this jet black silhouette I've got a chance…
Candy Butchers Hey, man, you got it in you I know I put…
Chester Burnett I should'a quit you, long time ago I should'a quit you,…
Chris Daniels & the Kings I should-a quit you, along time ago I should-a quit you,…
David Johansen & Hubert Sumlin Howlin' Wolf I should'a quit you, long time ago I should'a q…
DEATHGAZE violence desire appetite thuggery violence desire savager…
Dr. Feelgood (Chester Burnett) I should have quit you long time ago I…
Electric Flag I should of quit you, a long time ago I should…
Emma Ruth Rundle feat. Thou I saw the light fall From your eyes and Heard the last,…
Graphic Nature I bet you've seen it in somebody else's eyes before The…
Howlin I should have quit you, a long time ago I should…
Howlin' Wolf featuring Eric ClaptonSteve WinwoodBill Wyman & Charlie Watts I should of quit you, a long time ago I should…
Howlin'Wolf I should have quit you, a long time ago I should…
Hubert Sumlin I should'a quit you, long time ago I should'a quit you,…
Hubert Sumlin & David Johansen Howlin' Wolf I should'a quit you, long time ago I should'a q…
J.M Tu sei meglio La uccido e non mi pento La uccido e…
Jimi Hendrix I should of quit you A long time ago I should of…
Jimi Hendrix Experience I should of quit you A long time ago I should of…
Jimi Hendrix Jimi Hendrix I should of quit you A long time ago I should of…
Johnny Winter feat. Paul Nelson I should'a quit you, long time ago I should'a quit you,…
Johnny Winter/Willie Dixon I should'a quit you, long time ago I should'a quit you,…
LIVING ROOM - Howlin' Wolf I should have quit you, a long time ago I should…
Michael Bloomfield I should of quit you, a long time ago I should…
Michael Bloomfield; The Electric Flag-An American Music Band I should of quit you, a long time ago I should…
Mike Bloomfield I should of quit you, a long time ago I should…
Mr. Black & Blues A plain stare with a smile on display, Headed home where…
Naked Aggression There's this group around that calls themselves prolife Well…
Paul Nelson I should'a quit you, long time ago I should'a quit you,…
Redgum Joe spoke no English but he had a dream And he…
Robert Cray with Jimmy Vaughan & Hubert Sumlin Howlin' Wolf I should'a quit you, long time ago I should'a q…
Silence Equals Death Killing Floor From where I’m standing the truth is hidden in…
Slash I should've quit you a long time ago I shoulda quit…
Subvision Like a loone desperado In my search and bravado I'm not sure…
The Electric Flag I should of quit you, a long time ago I should…
The Electric Flag-An American Music Band;Michael Bloomfield I should of quit you, a long time ago I should…
The Jimi Hendrix Experience I should of quit you A long time ago I should of…
The Way Of All Flesh Got a head full o' memories and none of them…
Verbena Hey boy, I'd like to know whatever you need to,…
Willie Dixon Johnny Winter I should'a quit you, long time ago I should'a quit you,…
Willie Dixon & Johnny Winter I should'a quit you, long time ago I should'a quit you,…
Wolf I should have quit you, a long time ago I should…
We have lyrics for these tracks by Bjørn Berge:
Alone Again All things considered After all these years One thing remain…
Am I Wrong Am I wrong, fallin' in love with you Tell me am…
Angel Band My latest sun is sinkin' fast, my race is nearly…
BLACK JESUS hey call me White Devil, Black Jesus Heaven closes, hell fre…
Bottle Floats I see you And you see me Tail between my legs Yes, it's…
Bound to Ramble No complaints, no regrets Never bitter, hoping for the best …
Coliseum First you look at me, then I look at you. Never…
Ginger brandy wine Got up today and I thought a lot About a…
Hush I got a certain little girl, she's on my mind No…
Mama Said I was walking in town one night. I saw a girl…
Monkey Ship You are not me I am not you Thank God for…
Mr. Bones Mr. Bones can you hear me or am I alone? Gettin sick of…
Speed of light I want to roll into town after midnight Don't want to…
The calling Fade the lights Close your eyes Go deep and slow Yeah, far…
The Wrangler Man What did you say On our wedding day Something bout the good…
Zebra I could be loud man, I could be silent I could…
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