The Breeze Kings - 2 albums: You Got To Bring Some ...To Get Some! / Can't Stay Home

Album: You Got To Bring Some ...To Get Some!
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 48:27
Size: 110.9 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2003
Art: Front

[4:16] 1. Hey Bartender
[4:34] 2. Don't Put Any Headstone On My Grave
[3:50] 3. Up The Country
[2:18] 4. Hidden Charms
[3:12] 5. I Love The Life I Live
[4:01] 6. Tell Me Again Baby
[4:38] 7. Sorry That You Put Me Down
[4:35] 8. Casanova Man
[2:13] 9. Hello Little Bird
[3:21] 10. Going To Decatur
[2:29] 11. Mother In Law Blues
[2:41] 12. How's It Feel To Be Back
[2:35] 13. Cut You Down
[3:38] 14. Pink Panther

The Breeze Kings are making waves in Atlanta and all over the eastern USA because they have something special. Call it dedication, charisma, passion, on-stage chemistry ... whatever it is, this classic blues combo is one of Atlanta's most popular and sought after bands.

The Breeze Kings formed in October 1997. Today they are performing over 200 shows per year all over the east coast and have made several tours of Europe. Spotlighting complex guitar parts, explosive harmonica, and rock steady rhythms, their exciting and authentic blend of Chicago blues, Delta blues, and other regional styles has caught the attention of blues fans everywhere. Their energy has won over many new blues fans while their unwavering dedication to the time honored blues traditions has earned them the respect of many blues purists. This is a blues band - no question. It's no wonder the Breeze Kings have won Creative Loafing's Best Blues Band in Atlanta award six times (1999, 2000, 2001, 2004, 2005, 2006).

Carlos "Breeze" Capote - vocals, harmonica; Jim Ransone - guitar; Dave Roth - bass; Mark Yarbrough - drums.

You Got To Bring Some ...To Get Some!

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Album: Can't Stay Home
Bitrate: 320K/s
Time: 36:08
Size: 82.7 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2012
Art: Front

[5:02] 1. Mercury Blues
[2:39] 2. Too Cute
[3:34] 3. Well I Wish
[3:09] 4. My Little Life
[3:49] 5. Play You My Love
[3:02] 6. Beehive
[2:05] 7. Well For Water
[4:32] 8. Coolin' Out
[4:12] 9. Be My Rider
[4:00] 10. The Other Track

"The Breeze Kings manage to skirt the line between fidelity to the genre and honesty to the listener ... i.e. they're old school without trying to prove it with cartoonish gestures to some ephemeral Blues God. They won't try to pretend that Muddy Waters has laid his golden hand on their heads and that they are somehow the rightful heirs to a ghostly tradition, but they will pay homage to the forebears without making you feel like you're watching a "Blues as a Themepark" nightclub act. A top notch band with one of the best frontmen in the south. If you're like us and feel like the word "blues" has gotten a bad name by the outfits that make a caricature of the music, you'll be sold without feeling like you were ever asked to buy." ~ Cole Skinner and Gayle Thrower

Can't Stay Home

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