Jan Akkerman

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  • guitar
  • progressive rock
  • jazz
  • guitar virtuoso
  • rock
Jan Akkerman (born 24 December 1946) is a Dutch guitarist and lutenist. In 1973 Akkerman was chosen Best Guitarist Of The World by the readers of the UK magazine Melody Maker. In the 1970s, with Thijs van Leer he formed the core of the Dutch symphonic rock band Focus. Akkerman was born in the 'de Jordaan' area of Amsterdam, the son of a scrap iron trader. At age five he took guitar lessons and, at the age of fourteen, his first single was released. He was a member of Johnny and The Cellar Rockers, The Hunters and Brainbox, and joined the Thijs van Leer Trio in late 1969.

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Songs

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    Disc-o-asis

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    Dompteuse du Serpent (French for Hooker) [*]

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    Elegy

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    Ellington's Way

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    Eruptions

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    Etude

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    Everything Must Change

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    Family Reprise

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    Fellini's Restaurant

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    Fire From Heaven

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    Firenze

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    Floatin'

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    Floating

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    Focus 2

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    Focus 3

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    Formula n-one

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    Fresh Air

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    Fresh Air (excerpt)

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    From the Basement

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    Funkology

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    Gate to Europe

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    Green Onions

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    Guardian Angel

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    Having Fun

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    Headbanger

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    Heartware

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    Heavy Treasure

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    Hineimatov

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    Hocus Pocus / Pietons

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    Home Voyage - Extro

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    Home Voyage - I'll Make It Up To You

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    Home Voyage - Intro

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    Home Voyage - Where Would I Be

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    House Of The King

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    I Lose Again

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    I'll Find My Own Way Home

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    I'm In The Mood

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    In Between The Sheets

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    Indian Summer (feat. Thijs Van Leer)

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    Interview

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    Intro (10.000 Clowns)

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    It Comes & Goes

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    It Could Happen to You

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    Javeh

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    Journey

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    Journey (A Real Elegant Gipsy)

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    Just Because

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    Just Because So

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    Kemps Jig

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    Key to the Highway


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