The 90s – Hank Davison and his band had gigs with international rock stars like ZZ Top, Meat Loaf, Jethro Tull, Lynyrd Skynyrd and many others at the biggest biker festivals in Europe and the USA.

Dickie Peterson (Blue Cheer), Alvin Lee (Ten Years After), Glenn Hughes (Deep Purple), Biff Byford (Saxon), Adolfo „Fito“ De La Parra (Canned Heat), Bobby Kimball (Toto), Jerre Peterson (Blue Cheer), Ron Young (Little Caesar, Four Horsemen) and many others performed as guest musicians in the shows of the Hank Davison Band.

In particular Dickie Peterson († 2009) and Hank were connected by a very close friendship.The two musicians met in Schleiz in 1995 and they got along very well from the start. Again and again Dickie and Hank appeared on stage together. As the acoustic duo “Dos Hombres” they played various gigs on club tours between 1995 and 2004.

Hank Davison - Press

Augsburger Allgemeine Zeitung [local newspaper] - 2011:

„The blues rocker with an incredible stage presence appeared alone, singing along to the guitar with a high-pitched voice that is reminiscent of Bon Scott. 

And Davison won his audience over completely.
He mixed Chicago blues with rock & roll and country blues.
Thanks to the musician’s very own interpretation, this came across in a genuine, experienced style.
Davison left his mark on the well-known as well as the lesser known songs. “Midnight Special“, “Hoochie Coochie Man“, “Bad Moon Rising“ or “Me and Bobby Mc Gee“ – he made them sound flawless. When interpreting his songs, he often sticks close to the original. But then again, like with “Born to be wild“, his shuffle version is a far cry from the original and very unique. With convincing arrangements he gave the audience a two-hour “rock & blues feast”.