Julian Sas

Julian Sas (born 29 May 1970) is a Dutch blues rock guitarist, singer and songwriter. Sas drew inspiration for his playing from Hendrix, Peter Green, Alvin Lee, Freddie King, and his key influence, Rory Gallagher. Wondering Between Worlds maintained the eclectic approach to music but showed Sas is an old-school bluesman. Over the years, Sas has played with the former band members of Rory Gallagher, being Gerry McAvoy and Brendan O'Neill.

In 2019, Cavalier Records released Sas' studio album, Stand Your Ground. It contained eight new songs penned by Sas, and was recorded analogously in the Van Studios of Jan and Paul Schuurman in Spakenburg, Netherlands in 2018. Nearly three years after the release of Stand Your Ground, Sas and his band released their most recent studio album, Electracoustic. It was a double album set containing the same 12 original songs, recorded in both electric and acoustic versions. Performing alongside Sas (guitars and vocals) were Roland Bakker on Hammond organ and piano, and Lars-Erik Van Elzakker on drums and percussion. It came in the wake of the death of the band's friend and fellow musician, Fotis Anagnostou, which provided Sas with inspiration for his songwriting process.

Discography Albums Year Title Record label 1996 Where Will It End!? Dureco 1997 A Smile to My Soul Dureco 1999 For the Lost and Found CoraZong Records 1998 Live CoraZong Records 2000 Spirits on the Rise CoraZong Records 2002 Delivered CoraZong Records 2002 Ragin' River CoraZong Records 2002 Acoustic CoraZong Records 2003 Light in the Dark (compilation album) CoraZong Records 2005 Dedicat10n CoraZong Records 2005 Twilight Skies of Life CoraZong Records 2007 Resurrection Irond Records 2009 Wandering Between Worlds CoraZong Records 2012 Bound to Roll Cavalier Records 2016 Coming Home Cavalier Records 2016 1996–2000 Cavalier Records 2017 Feelin' Alive Cavalier Records 2018 2000–2005 (compilation album) Cavalier Records 2019 Stand Your Ground Cavalier Records 2022 Electracoustic Cavalier Records