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Johnny Rosenberg is a Dutch artist that took part in the Dutch national final of the 2005 Eurovision Song Contest with a latino pop song called "When Forever Ends" that came third. Now he's a member of a jazz/swing trio and the other members are Mozes Rosenberg and Barthia Egtberts. On the end of 2006, the trio recorded their first offcial studioalbum 'Nothing but a G-thing'. A cd with a mixture of gypsyswing and Latin-american music which mostly contains instrumental songs. The official release of this cd took place on the 15th of March 2007, in the Dynamo-café in Eindhoven. The capacity of the café turned out to be far to small for the hundreds of people who showed up that night. The year 2007 was also a year of musical change, when the trio decided to take it to a more various repertoire, more vocalsongs and more guestmusicians. In October 2007 they recorded the cd ‘Vocamentals’ with drums, percussion and saxophone. Their new studioalbum will be released in July 2009, and will be followed by the start of their theatertour throughout the netherlands, together with pianowizard Rob van Bavel. For more info on this tour, check www.jazzimpuls.nl Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.