Time: 70:58
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2008
Styles: Electric blues
Art: Front
1. Dame Tu Amor (Entonces Puedo Seguir) (3:36)
2. My Eyes Keep Me In Trouble (4:08)
3. Phone Booth (4:25)
4. Crosseyed Cat (4:37)
5. Like A Rolling Stone (4:45)
6. Hey Joe (3:23)
7. If You Love Me Like You Say (3:35)
8. I'll Be Your Baby Tonight (5:14)
9. Mary Had A Little Lamb (2:53)
10. Blues Para Mi Guitarra (4:59)
11. Shake For Me (3:12)
12. Amazing Grace (2:30)
13. Rock Me Baby (5:08)
14. The Hucklebuck (7:02)
15. As The Years Go Passing By (11:24)
Jose Luis Pardo is one of a handful of young artists born and raised outside the standard blues Meccas and who still has proven to be one of the best and most outstanding guitarists of the world scene. He is a living proof that you dont need to be born in North America to understand and feel the blues and make it your own. During the last five years, Argentine guitar blues singer, guitarist and composer Jose Luis Pardo has performed in the most important blues festivals of half of the world, earning a well deserved reputation as one of the most important and attractive blues acts in the international blues circuit.
In April 2007, he played the Jacksonville Blues Festival in USA where, after his set, he was specially asked to sit in with the legendary Muddy Waters Band to close the festival. He was the only non-american act at the festival. In July 2007, he was the great revelation of Blues Cazorla, Spain's most important festival and one of Europes finest. In January 2008, he was the leader of the Southamerican Band, in the Festival de Blues de Santiago de Chile, the most important blues festival of South America. Pardo was the only guitar player of all South America at that Festival, and he would repeat in Cazorla the following year.
The talented 29 year old musician, has already toured Memphis, Chicago, New York, Florida, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Spain, Portugal, France, Colombia, Mexico and a numoerous other countries. He has three CDs and one DVD pusblished and he is one of the privileged guitar players from South America endorsed by legendary guitar company, Gibson.
Jose Luis Pardo was born in Buenos Aires, March 17, 1981. Altough nobody in his family was a musician, he was always surrounded by music. First influences would be Michael Jackson, The Beatles and Europe. As Pardo says: "One night, I was about ten years old, I found myself playing imaginary guitar with a broomstick to a Brian May solo for about two hours, same solo. It was late at night but it was so intense that I had to wake my mother up. I knew that was it, that was what I wanted". He started studying guitar the following day. However, he would be a self taught musician as he quit guitar lessons one year later. At the age of 16, he started playing in the pubs and blues clubs of his hometown. This was the beginning of a journey that would later take him to the best blues spots in the world.
In April 2007, he played the Jacksonville Blues Festival in USA where, after his set, he was specially asked to sit in with the legendary Muddy Waters Band to close the festival. He was the only non-american act at the festival. In July 2007, he was the great revelation of Blues Cazorla, Spain's most important festival and one of Europes finest. In January 2008, he was the leader of the Southamerican Band, in the Festival de Blues de Santiago de Chile, the most important blues festival of South America. Pardo was the only guitar player of all South America at that Festival, and he would repeat in Cazorla the following year.
The talented 29 year old musician, has already toured Memphis, Chicago, New York, Florida, Argentina, Brazil, Chile, Spain, Portugal, France, Colombia, Mexico and a numoerous other countries. He has three CDs and one DVD pusblished and he is one of the privileged guitar players from South America endorsed by legendary guitar company, Gibson.
Jose Luis Pardo was born in Buenos Aires, March 17, 1981. Altough nobody in his family was a musician, he was always surrounded by music. First influences would be Michael Jackson, The Beatles and Europe. As Pardo says: "One night, I was about ten years old, I found myself playing imaginary guitar with a broomstick to a Brian May solo for about two hours, same solo. It was late at night but it was so intense that I had to wake my mother up. I knew that was it, that was what I wanted". He started studying guitar the following day. However, he would be a self taught musician as he quit guitar lessons one year later. At the age of 16, he started playing in the pubs and blues clubs of his hometown. This was the beginning of a journey that would later take him to the best blues spots in the world.
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