The King Bees - Stingin' And Swingin'

Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 57:56
Size: 132.6 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2000
Art: Front

[4:20] 1. Where'd You Get To
[4:34] 2. No Dice
[5:58] 3. Send E To The Jailhouse
[5:55] 4. Coupe De Ville
[5:27] 5. Back Door Lovin'
[4:03] 6. Party Shoppe
[5:35] 7. Make It Up To Me
[5:29] 8. Things Ain't Right (Feat. Jerry McCain)
[4:33] 9. Stumblin' From The Hideaway
[3:43] 10. I. B. Lover, Md
[4:25] 11. Dimples (Feat. Neal Pattman)
[3:48] 12. Low Down Dog

The King Bees are used to rockin' their blues in some great settings - Rome, New York City, Amsterdam. Their deep love of the genre, their keen musical sensibilities, and their pure pleasure in performing translate into any language.

Founded in 1987 by guitarist/organist Hound Dog Baskerville and singer/song-writer/bassist, Queen Bee Zamagni, The 'Bees cut their teeth and honed their skills sitting in with and backing up many blues titans - Bo Diddley, Tinsley Ellis, Billy Branch, Mojo Buford, Big Jack Johnson, Sam Carr, Frank Frost, Lazy Lester, Ronnie Earl - these are only a few who've invited The 'Bees to share the stage.

But what has most refined and sharpened their cut-to-the-bone talent are the years spent on the road with some of the most legendary of blues greats, such as Jerry McCain and Chicago Bob Nelson. But don't think The King Bees are merely a superior back-up band. Having learned at the feet of the greats throughout the deep-South has amply prepared them to forge a smoldering, rocking, soul-stirring sound that's all their own. Over the many, many miles logged in the States, and in numerous European tours, they've proven that they can raise the roof at prestigious concert halls, such as Lincoln Center NYC, shake the stage at European festivals, and bring the crowd to their knees in a juke-joint way down South.

Stingin' And Swingin' mc
Stingin' And Swingin' zippy

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