Hans Theessink, an esteemed figure in the realm of blues and roots music, is an artist known for his rich baritone voice and masterful guitar work. Born on April 5, 1948, in Enschede, Netherlands, but currently based in Austria, Theessink has become a prolific musician and songwriter beloved on the international blues circuit. With a career spanning over several decades, he has built a reputation for his craft around the resonant storytelling nature of the American Blues tradition, yet neatly weaving it with folk, jazz, and soul influences.

Theessink's discography is a testament to his dedication and love for blues music, with "Pay Day," "True & Blue (Live)," and "Wishing Well" among his more recent offerings. Albums like "Delta Time" showcase his ability to collaborate seamlessly with other artists, highlighting a shared passion for authenticity in the genre. "Jedermann Remixed - The Soundtrack" illustrates his versatility and skill in blending different sounds and styles, while "Birthday Bash" captures the celebratory essence of his live performances, featuring a gathering of musical compatriots. His work, including "Songs from the Southland," "Crazy Moon," and "Lifeline," has not only contributed to the preservation of traditional blues but also to the evolution of its sound, endearing him to a global audience of music lovers.