Released: 2001 ?
Size: 140.0 MB
Time: 61:09
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Styles:Blues, Rock
Art: Full
1. Don't Put Me Down [6:21]
2. Mimi ( Love ) [3:35]
3. We Were Meant To Be [4:21]
4. La Boheme [3:58]
5. Krimi [2:21]
6. So Many Places [5:29]
7. The Fire Inside [3:50]
8. Far Away [3:38]
9. Are You OK ? [5:31]
10. I Gotta Move On [5:07]
11. She's My Fate [5:05]
12. Center Of My World [3:40]
13. I Can Afford It [4:35]
14. Running [3:33]
CrossroadZ is probably one of the few local bands in demand abroad. Sergei Voronov famous team called "elite national rhythm and blues", "Russian blues world class", "Russian Hendrix Planta", "charisma Russian rock 'n' roll." Sergei Voronov known as the legendary Russian rock musician, who started his artistic career in the late 70s of the XX century. In the mid-80s, was a member of the Ravens "Flowers" Stas Namin, "CB", "Gallery", "Brigada S" Soviet-American project «Peace Child", as part of touring in Japan and the US, playing Joint concerts, jam sessions with Lou Reed, Little Steven and Peter Gabriel. In 1988, Sergei Voronov re-group "Blues League" along with Nikolai Arutyunov. During the tour, the team of New York met Raven famous guitarist of the Rolling Stones Keith Richards. The talented Russian rocker was invited to participate in recording a solo album titled guitarist «Talk is cheap" and received as a gift one of Richard's guitar Fender Stratocaster. During the spring of 1990 created the group Sergei Voronov CrossroadZ, which he named after the composition «Crossroad Blues» Robert Johnson . For three decades on stage under the leadership of the group Voronov unchanged, despite any economic crises, defaults, political wars and stuff. In addition, the group CrossroadZ, as always, in an underground, lives its own life, playing a "distant from the people," a non-profit music and to this day retains its reputation for quality. The group of thirty-year history in the background, during the years of his artistic career has played with the most famous artists of domestic and foreign music from "The Untouchables" to Gary Moore, today gives CrossroadZ successful concerts all over the world and takes part in the largest Russian and international blues festivals.
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