Welcome to my homepage!
Ems-Vechte-Welle now available as online radio stream. Go to www.emsvechtewelle.de and click on the orange play button, thats it. My next radio shows are on the 14th May "rockin'XXL" from 18 till 19 hrs and on the 21st May "BerndsBluesCorner" from 20 to 23 hrs. Stay tuned, don't miss it.
My name is Bernd Schulte and I'm a drilling fluids specialist in the oil & gas industry since 1981. Music has accompanied my whole life. Big sisters radio and records
was the first music I heard, like early Beatles, Beach Boys and a lot of Rock'n'Roll and Rockabilly. In my youth I played drums in a school band, covering the early Fleetwood Mac, Ten Years After and Canned Heat.
In 1997 a radio station, the Ems-Vechte-Welle, started to broadcast from our city. The Ems and Vechte are rivers that run through our region in NW-Germany. I became a volunteer radio Dj and did a show "Oldies but Goodies" playing oldies from the 50's till the 80's. In 1999 I decided to change the name into "My Generation", playing more Rock orientated music, the once I admire. Live broadcasting from a club in Lingen and interviews are also a part of my show. Eric Burdon had the "pleasure" to be the first "star" that I have interviewed. Since 2002 my show is called "rockin'XXL". Rockin stands for the music and XXL for myself.
Since July 2007 I do two radio shows, rockin'XXL a rock-music show and "BerndsBluesCorner" ( B.B.C.) a 3 hour blues show and nothing but the blues. Look at www.emsvechtewelle.de for the correct dates & times of broadcast.
On my www.myspace.com/bausbernd site you find lots of information about musicians, tour dates and much more.
If you want to submit your CD please use the mailing address that you find under Contacts.
Mai Woche in Osnabrück vom 1. bis 12.Mai
u.a. mit: Darrell Nulish feat. Monster Mike Welch, Sherrie Williams,
Blues Company u.v.a.
RIPS & BLUES in Raalte (NL) vom 10.- 12.Mai
u.a. mit: Julian Sas,Johnny Mastro & Mamas Boys, Ian Parker,Ian Siegal,The Hoax,
Seatsniffers, Barrelhouse, Popa Chubby u.v.a.
