Vince Weber was born on 26th October, 1953 in Hamburg, West Germany and started taking piano lessons aged ten,. His sister introduced him to the blues by giving him records of Lightnin’ Hopkins, Michael Pewny, Champion Jack Dupree and Taj Mahal to name a few. By the time he turned sixteen he was playing in bars in the harbour of his home-town, where he met the comedian Otto Waalkes, who booked him as opener for his then-current tour. In 1975 he released his first album ‘The Boogie Man’. This album was partly recorded in ‘Fabrik’, where he had a regular gig once a month since 1976. In 1978 he travelled to the United States for the first time, becoming a DJ at the local NDR radio station, where he hosted a weekly Blues broadcast.
Vince Weber had played at festivals and clubs all over Germany, with other musicians like Axel Zwingenberger and Champion Jack Dupree, and produced a number of albums over his career, no doubt being an influence on many of the younger generation players.
In later years, Vince Weber reduced his live performances due to his health, and he past away on 23rd of February, 2020, at the age of sixty-six.
| Vince Weber – The Boogie Man (Piano Blues & Boogie Woogie) | 1975 |
| I’m The Boogie Man Chicago Breakdown Dust My Broom Another Babe Talk To Me, Baby | Mr. Pinetop’s Job Days Began To Drive Down Boogie Woogie Runner Roll ‘Em Pete |
| Vince Weber – Blues ‘n Boogie | 1977 |
| Speed Freak I’ve Got To Move Keep A-knockin’ I Used To Be Happy Nobody Knows You Snout Swinger | My Life Is A Boogie Cherry Red Let’s Boogie How Many More Years Blue Note Low Down Dog |
| Vince Weber – Vince The Prince | 1980 |
| Vince The Prince What’s Wrong With Me Kiddin’ Music Everything But Fight I’ve Got My Mojo Working | White Man Swing MDM Snapper Never Blue For Long Trust In God |
| Vince Weber – Boogie On A Blue Song | 1987 |
| Somebody Might Get Hurt I’ve Got My Own Way To Rock A Little Tune For You Saturday Night Fish Fry Rum ‘N’ Ola He Knows The Rules Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar | Boogie All The Time Take A Giant Step Outside Your Mind Trouble In Mind Forty-Four Blues I Need Help The Blues Is Here To Stay |
| Vince Weber – Octoroon | 1991 |
| Rock It Down The Road A Piece The Blues Won’t Get Tired Of Me Flip Flop And Fly Going Down Slow Boogie Woogie Country Girl | Tell Me How Do You Feel When Girls Do It Octoroon I’m Doing Fine Can’t Trust Your Neighbor The Dirty Dozen |
| Vince Weber – The Best Yet (Part – 1) | 1995 |
| I’m The Boogie Man Boogie Woogie Runner Roll ’em Pete Speed Freak I’ve Got To Move Keep A-Knockin’ I Used To Be Happy Nobody Knows You When – – You’re Down And Out My Life Is A Boogie | Cherry Red Let’s Boogie Vince The Prince What’s Wrong With Me Kiddin’ Music Everything But Fight I’ve Got My Mojo Working White Man’s Swing Never Blue For Long |
| Vince Weber – The Best Yet (Part – 2) | 1995 |
| MDM Snapper Somebody Might Get Hurt I’ve Got My Own Way To Rock A Little Tune For You Saturday Night Fish Fry Rum ‘n’ Ola He Knows The Rules Beat Me Daddy, Eight To The Bar Boogie All The Time | Take A Giant Step Outside Your Mind Trouble In Mind I Need Help The Blues Is Here To Stay The Blues Won’t Get Tired Of Me Flip Flop And Fly Going Down Slow Octoroon The Dirty Dozen |
| (Axel Zwingenberger and Vince Weber) – The Boogiemeisters (2001) | 2001 |
| Boogie Woogie Country Girl Welcome To Boogie City The Boogiemeisters I’ve Got To Move The Dirty Dozen Fantasy In Blues Boogie For Real | Foot Pedal Boogie Sixth Avenue Express Midnight Hour Blues Roll ‘Em Pete The Higher We Jump Low Down Dog |
| Vince Weber, Michael Maass – Into It (2002) | 2002 |
| Into It Ramblin’ With That Woman Pinetop’s Boogie Woogie I Don’t Know Evil Rock It | Melina He Was A Friend Of Mine You Can’t Trust Your Neighbour Boogie Woogie Country Girl Love Potion No. 9 |
| Vince Weber and Peter Müller – Delta Echo (2007) | 2007 |
| Movin’ Slow Shake, Rattle & Roll Mother Earth I’m Ready Blue Light Booge Mojo Working Lilian’s Blues Pinetops Boogie Woogie | Saturday Night Fish Fry Delta Echo Corey Harris Boogie Going Down Early In The Morning Cross Point Switch You’ve Got To Serve Somebody |