Nitzinger Live At Rockpalast 2001 (CD & DVD)

(MIG) 8 tracks, DVD regional code: 0, FSK: 0, DVD running time 77 min.
With the Barons, Texas guitarist John Nitzinger released a few singles in the mid-1960s for a smaller label in his hometown of Fort Worth. Starting in 1968, Nitzinger went solo for the first time, recording the singles "Plastic Window" and "Life Of John Doe" with T-Bone Burnett, who was also quite young at the time, as producer. In 1970 Nitzinger began writing songs for the US hard rock band Bloodrock. When the album "Bloodrock 2" reached gold status in the US, John Nitzinger was offered a solo contract with Capitol Records.
In the 1980s, Nitzinger formed the band PM with drummer Carl Palmer of ELP and released the album "1: PM" on Ariola Records. Two years later he joined Alice Cooper's touring band, wrote songs for Cooper's "Zipper Catches Skin" and also played guitars on that album.

For health reasons, Nitzinger had to take a longer break and only returned to the rock stages of this world in 1997 with the release of his longplayer "Didja Miss Me?". Four years later, Nitzinger appeared on "Rockpalast" with his superbly rehearsed band. John remembers it well: "It was a great and very open-minded audience. I gave away a Nitzinger T-shirt to a little kid who seemed delighted."

In 2007, Nitzinger released the critically acclaimed album "Kiss Of The Mudman," wrote many new songs in the interim, and in 2013 released the albums "Bloodrock 2013" with Bloodrock singer Jim Rutledge and "Revenge" with former AC/DC singer Dave Evans.
At the same time he produced a 90-minute DVD documentary, "Nitzinger - Tears From There To Here".