Time: 63:45
Size: 145.9 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2008
Art: Front
[0:36] 1. Intro With Mr. Eb Davis
[4:56] 2. I Feel So Good
[3:50] 3. Just To Prove My Love For You
[5:19] 4. I'm On The Wonder
[4:03] 5. Fucked Up Again
[6:04] 6. La Paloma
[6:55] 7. After Midnight
[7:09] 8. The Hucklebuck
[5:37] 9. The Great Googa Mooga
[2:35] 10. Good Things
[3:03] 11. Born In Santiago
[5:54] 12. That's All Right
[7:37] 13. I Got To Go
Marcos Coll and Adrián Costa started to play together in Santiago de Compostela in 1992 as the result of a firm friendship and a strong musical connection, with blues being the common denominator. After forming a number of different groups including Red Blues Band and Bluerags they finally settled in Madrid in 1999 and joined the well-established Spanish group the Tonky Blues Band. With this band they have performed at numerous blues and jazz festivals all over the peninsular and have accompanied a number of prestigious artists including Amar Sundy, Zack Prather, the legendary Mick Taylor (ex – member of the Rolling Stones) and Buddy Miles (Jimi Hendrix, Santana), both in live performances and in recordings.
As a duo they have a curious and unmistakable chemistry, since their closeness is tangible right from the first notes, creating a strong rapport with the public. A number of different influences can be detected in their music, with black blues being the principal reference with undertones of jazz, ragtime and gospel. Their repertoire includes classic blues tracks such as ‘Need my babe’ (W. Horton), ‘Woman don’t lie’ (L. Johnson) and ‘Tight dress’ (G. Smith), traditional jazz pieces such as ‘I left my heart in San Francisco’ and ‘Yesterdays’ and gospel songs such as ‘Revelation’, ‘Wade in the water’ and ‘Reno factory’.
All this turns their music into a festival of colour and texture in the face of which it is impossible to remain indifferent.
As a duo they have a curious and unmistakable chemistry, since their closeness is tangible right from the first notes, creating a strong rapport with the public. A number of different influences can be detected in their music, with black blues being the principal reference with undertones of jazz, ragtime and gospel. Their repertoire includes classic blues tracks such as ‘Need my babe’ (W. Horton), ‘Woman don’t lie’ (L. Johnson) and ‘Tight dress’ (G. Smith), traditional jazz pieces such as ‘I left my heart in San Francisco’ and ‘Yesterdays’ and gospel songs such as ‘Revelation’, ‘Wade in the water’ and ‘Reno factory’.
All this turns their music into a festival of colour and texture in the face of which it is impossible to remain indifferent.
Live At Yorckschlosschen Berlin

6 comments:
thnks !!! was looking for a good copy for a while here!!
MapleB
could you re-upload plase!!!!!!!!!
new link posted 13june2015.
Carbon14: Hi 'mar-tiggas', can re-up "Los Reyes Del K.O. - Live At Yorckschlosschen Berlin"?. Thank you for your attention and congratulations on this excellent blog
new link 03dec2015.
Carbon14: Many thanks!! mat tiggas
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