Jimmy Barnatan & The Cocooners - Jefe (Original Soundtrack)

Size: 117,0 MB
Time: 49:56
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2018
Styles: Electric Blues, Blues Rock, Funky Blues
Art: Front

01. Guitar Tears (1:11)
02. I Don't Wanna Go Back Home Tonight (3:26)
03. How Deep Is Your Love (4:37)
04. Lap Dog (4:27)
05. City Lights Up (6:43)
06. Wolf In Love (3:44)
07. Your Lost Kisses (3:57)
08. Teach Me At The School (2:16)
09. The Back Seat Of My Track (3:50)
10. Down The Hill (2:45)
11. I'm A Man (4:06)
12. Good Things Of The Life (4:18)
13. Playing With The Boss (3:10)
14. I Have A Rendezvous With Death (1:19)

Personnel:
Bass – Dani Simons, Ángel Camacho
Drums – Rubén Rodríguez
Guitar – Sergio González
Lead Vocals – Jimmy Barnatán

Jimmy Barnatán's new album, entitled 'Jefe', will be released this coming June. It is the sixth musical work of the Cantabrian actor and singer, also known for some of his roles on television, and the fourth album with 'The Cocooners', the band composed of Ángel Camacho, Sergio González and Rubén Rodríguez. These songs make up the original soundtrack of the film 'Jefe', which has been presented at the Malaga Film Festival and will hit theaters this summer.

The funny tone of the film, directed by Sergio Barrejón and starring Juana Acosta and Luis Callejo, has allowed the group to mix their usual style, the blues, with sounds from other genres such as rock or funk.

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Jimmy Barnatan & The Cocooners - Bourbon Church

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 46:20
Size: 106.1 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2017
Art: Front

[4:28] 1. Living Down The Higway
[3:24] 2. Bla Bla
[4:29] 3. Like The Grown Needs The Rain
[3:58] 4. Strange Fly Of The Bird
[3:47] 5. Bourbon Church
[5:04] 6. Oceans Of Caresses
[5:20] 7. In Memoriam
[3:45] 8. I´m Alone
[4:19] 9. Rocking & Swimming & Rocking On
[3:24] 10. Back Way Home
[4:16] 11. Distance With Your Lies

Bourbon Church is the fifth album by Jimmy Barnatán & The Cocooners. His American roots music, his particular sound that travels through the paths of rythm & blues, soul and funky, is intermingled this time with the gospel thanks to a choir of 30 people, in a very special way. Following the form of a Harlem mass, Barnatán made a reverend with three actors and The Cocooners will make us enter, through radio sequences and with his braided sermon, in the dark trance of rock, extolling the whims of night, smoke and alcohol. Intermixed with 11 new themes, its ceremony is complemented for the enjoyment and rejoicing of the public. In their particular liturgy, names are forgotten and masks are raised in a carnival of music drunk with the perfume of sin, with criticism of reigning hypocrisy and the command to indulge in the delusions of the carnal.

Enter with Jimmy Barnatán & The Cocooners in his spiral of Blues, Rock and Gospel. Join them at their Bourbon Church. (Translated from Spanish.)

Bourbon Church

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Jimmy Barnatan & The Cocooners - Motorclub

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 37:03
Size: 84.8 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2015
Art: Front

[3:21] 1. Bad Boy
[3:33] 2. Gonna Be Your Man
[4:01] 3. I've Got A Knife
[4:20] 4. Old Crown Blues
[3:26] 5. The Gangster That You Need
[2:46] 6. Elevate My Soul
[3:44] 7. John The Revelator
[4:10] 8. Touch The Sky
[3:58] 9. Una Noche Sin Ti
[3:39] 10. Your Eyes

Seguro que los seguidores de las series televisivas en castellano no tardarán en reconocer tras la figura de Jimmy Barnatán a Chucky de Los Serrano. Pero no solo eso. Porque Jaime Barnatán ha participado en varias de las películas de la serie Torrente y en producciones de Álex de la Iglesia, Daniel Monzón o David Trueba. Y entonces ¿qué hace en esta ruta? Pues el motivo es bien simple. Convertido en Jimmy Barnatán este actor lleva ya unos cuantos discos (este es el cuarto) intentando hacerse un hueco en el mundo de los sonidos marcados por el blues y la cosa no suena nada mal.

Ocho temas propios más alguna versión (destacables ese «John The Revelador» junto al inefable Carlos Tarque y «Una noche sin ti» en clave swing al lado de Johnny Cifuentes) componen un álbum que entra fácil y que nos muestra a un cantante de buena voz que bebe por igual de blues que de swing, jazz o incluso funk. No se dejen llevar por las apariencias y acérquense sin prejuicios. Les sorprenderá. ~Eduardo Izquierdo

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