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Sweet Soul Music Revue Freitag 14. Juni 2019 | 19.30 Uhr | KKL Luzern | Konzertsaal Sweet Soul Music Company DIE HITS DER SOUL LEGENDEN JAMES BROWN | RAY CHARLES ETTA JAMES | ARETHA FRANKLIN THE TEMPTATIONS | WILSON PICKETT SAM & DAVE | GLADYS KNIGHT STEVIE WONDER | OTIS REDDING und vielen mehr Sweet Soul Music Company – 10 Jahre voller Soul – SWEET SOUL MUSIC REVUE AUTHENTISCHER OLD SCHOOL SOUL DER 60ER UND 70ER JAHRE Als die SWEET SOUL MUSIC REVUE im März 2009 Premiere Die SWEET SOUL MUSIC REVUE steht für Soul pur! Die Show im Mannheimer Capitol feierte, ahnte niemand, was für eine macht den echten Old School Soul der 60er und 70er Jahre Erfolgsgeschichte folgen sollte: Über 400 Konzerte im hautnah erlebbar. Präsentiert werden Hits der legendären Soul- gesamten deutschsprachigen Raum und darüber hinaus – musiker Otis Redding, James Brown, Wilson Pickett, Sam & darunter Auftritte in so namhaften Häusern wie der Alten Dave, Gladys Knight, Sam Cooke, Aretha Franklin, Ike & Tina Oper in Frankfurt, dem Deutschen Theater in München, Turner, Etta James, Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Ray Charles der Laeiszhalle in Hamburg, der Stadthalle in Wien oder und vielen mehr. Im Rahmen der «10 Year Anniversary»-Tour dem Theaterhaus in Stuttgart. Weiter war die SWEET verneigt sich die REVUE mit einem besonderen Jubiläums- SOUL MUSIC REVUE zu Gast auf zahlreichen Festivals in programm vor den Soul-Giganten Amerikas sowie den nicht Deutschland, der Schweiz, Italien, Lettland, Spanien und minder bekannten Plattenlabels dieses Genres und bringt die Luxemburg. goldene Soul-Ära authentisch auf die Bühne. Arthur Conley Wilson Pickett Ray Charles Etta James Sweet Soul Music In The Midnight Hour Georgia On My Mind I’d Rather Go Blind – Mustang Sally – – Ray Charles – Sam & Dave The Platters I’ve Got A Woman James Brown Hold On, I’m Comin’ Only You – It’s A Man’s, Man’s, I Take What I Want The Great Pretender Sam & Dave Man’s World – Smoke Gets In Your Eyes Soul Man Gladys Knight I Feel Good – Soothe me – Midnight Train To Georgia Aretha Franklin – Etta James – Think Otis Redding Sam & Dave At Last A Natural Woman The Dock Of The Bay – When Something Is Wrong – – The Temptations With My Baby The Temptations Motown Ain’t Too Proud To Beg – Papa Was A Rollin’ Stone Dancing In The Street Stevie Wonder My Girl – – I Wish Aretha Franklin Get Ready Superstition Respect ––––––––– – I Never Loved A Man Programmänderungen vorbehalten – ✂ Sweet Soul Music Company – 10 Jahre voller Soul – SWEET SOUL MUSIC REVUE AUTHENTISCHER OLD SCHOOL SOUL DER 60ER UND 70ER JAHRE Ticketbestellung | Sweet Soul Music Revue | KKL Luzern Rechnungs- und Ticketversand erfolgen per Post DATUM ANZAHL PREISE IN CHF Fr 14.06.2019, 19.30 Uhr ■ ■ ■ Karten ■ 98 ■ 92 ■ 86 ■ 78 ■ 69 ■ 45 Falls die gewünschte Preiskategorie ausverkauft ist, wünsche ich ■ die nächst tiefere Kategorie ■ die nächst höhere Kategorie. 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