When Daniel Demoustier began making a film about Jean-Marie Aerts' career on the occasion of his 70th birthday, nobody could have possibly foreseen that Jean-Marie would fall seriously ill that same year. Yet Jean-Marie continued to make music and Daniel continued to follow Jean-Marie until he left us on April 20, 2024. The film offers a unique overview of the life of perhaps the greatest guitarist and producer in Belgian music history.
Jean Marie Aerts
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When Daniel Demoustier began making a film about Jean-Marie Aerts' career on the occasion of his 70th birthday, nobody could have possibly foreseen that Jean-Marie would fall seriously ill that same year. Yet Jean-Marie continued to make music and Daniel continued to follow Jean-Marie until he left us on April 20, 2024. The film offers a unique overview of the life of perhaps the greatest guitarist and producer in Belgian music history.
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