Time: 43:47
Size: 100.2 MB
Styles: Contemporary blues, Harmonica blues
Year: 2004
Art: Front
[4:26] 1. Driftin
[2:30] 2. Johnny Mazaricos
[2:46] 3. Tributo A Junior
[2:52] 4. Love Left Behind
[2:46] 5. Good Things
[4:24] 6. Crying For My Baby
[4:44] 7. I'm On The Wonder
[3:51] 8. Big Road Blues
[2:27] 9. Blowing The Blues
[3:08] 10. Mis Uñas Hacen Click
[1:59] 11. Man Goin' 'round
[3:40] 12. So Glad I'm Living
[4:06] 13. Turkey On The Barn
Marcos Coll and Adrián Costa are two lifelong friends, who began to play together in the early 1990s, in Santiago de Compostela, the population that gave birth to them. From the beginning his musical direction was directed towards the blues and created several groups in this line, among which they emphasize Red Blues Band and Bluerags.
In the year 97 Adrián Costa moves to Madrid, there and comes in contact with the circuits of the blues of the capital and a couple of years later is followed by Marcos Coll. Already together they enter Tonky Blues Band, a veteran Spanish band of blues, with which they acted in festivales by all the peninsula and even came to accompany live to Mick Taylor and Buddy Miles. The duo has a very special relationship, something that has been established when they have begun to work on their new projects ... At the beginning of 2002 give life to the Kings of K.O. (With Javi Vacas and Antonio "Pax" Alvarez, from La Vaca Azul, as key elements) with those who publish the excellent "Los Reyes del K.O."
They released an album, signed by Marcos Coll & Adrian Costa and Los Home Breakers, constituting a natural continuation of the works of Los Reyes del K.O: "Home Made Blues". The style of these two Galicians always has the black blues as the main reference, but they also see elements of jazz and rock, as well as gospel and ragtime. Their discs always are plagued of adaptations of classic subjects, but always include some own compositions. (Translated from Spanish.)
In the year 97 Adrián Costa moves to Madrid, there and comes in contact with the circuits of the blues of the capital and a couple of years later is followed by Marcos Coll. Already together they enter Tonky Blues Band, a veteran Spanish band of blues, with which they acted in festivales by all the peninsula and even came to accompany live to Mick Taylor and Buddy Miles. The duo has a very special relationship, something that has been established when they have begun to work on their new projects ... At the beginning of 2002 give life to the Kings of K.O. (With Javi Vacas and Antonio "Pax" Alvarez, from La Vaca Azul, as key elements) with those who publish the excellent "Los Reyes del K.O."
They released an album, signed by Marcos Coll & Adrian Costa and Los Home Breakers, constituting a natural continuation of the works of Los Reyes del K.O: "Home Made Blues". The style of these two Galicians always has the black blues as the main reference, but they also see elements of jazz and rock, as well as gospel and ragtime. Their discs always are plagued of adaptations of classic subjects, but always include some own compositions. (Translated from Spanish.)
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