I've played music my whole life. Started out with "stealing" my big brother's guitar at the age of 7 - 8 and playing some Johnny Reimar songs along with the Toga record player.

My father took me to our local townsquare every saturday morning to hear the Danfoss Orkesteret (Brassband). It was a great experience, and I very much enjoyd it.

My main instrument today is my Roland keyboard G70. I make a living from playing music at private parties, and my G70 gives me my bread. I used to have large amps like Dynacord P5, but nowadays it's to heavy for me, so I invested in The new Bose L1 with the most wonderful and authentic sound. I play the guitar in my 60s band Group LSD. Epiphone 345 electric and Epiphone PR 5E acoustic on my Fender de Luxe amp. Pedalboard: Boss ME-50.
I compose most of my pieces in NOTION3 and mix it in Cubase. On April 4th 2012 I invested in Ivory 2 to improve my piano sounds in future projects.

The Beatles had (and still have) the biggest influence on my choise to make music. I bought all their records and played them over and over again. Paul McCartney is my biggest hero noth as a musician/ singer and a composer.

I played in a lot of bands in my teenage years, but 3 bands formed my musical life:
The Haimons (covering: Hollies, Beach Boys, Herman Hermits ...)
Group LSD (covering: very much the same as The Haimons but including The Beatles)
Def Cisum (made our own material + some Chicago stuff)

If I could choose anyone to jam with, it of course would be Sir Paul McCartney. He influenced me the most and I think he's a wonderful human being as well as an exelent musician.

With my former band "Def Cisum" we played in "Deutsches Haus, Flenburg, Germany, warming up Julie Felix. The audience counted 3000 people, and I think that is the biggest audience I ever performed for. At a private parti I played for only 8 person (male), so there wasn't much dancing that night :-)

The Beatles White Album is what I would choose to take with me to a desert island (assuming there would be a record player at hand).