Time: 46:28
Size: 106.4 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Year: 2011
Art: Front
[3:45] 1. Trenton Blues (Pay To Play)
[3:35] 2. Poor Poor Cuckold Man
[6:09] 3. She Put Me Down
[4:15] 4. New York's Finest
[3:58] 5. Señorita
[2:55] 6. The Perfect Woman
[6:31] 7. One Bag Of Money
[4:09] 8. Good Stiff Drink
[4:04] 9. Police On My Back
[4:08] 10. My Highlight
[2:53] 11. Down At The Casino
Whether raising eyebrows with superbly crafted original songs, exploding the hits of Stevie Wonder or Sting into ultimate groove tunes, or funkin’ up a Stevie Ray Vaughn blues jam, anything is possible with Kimon’s vast library of songs. With a bluesy guitar style all his own, and a funky back beat that will make you stand up and move your feet, Kimon is constantly performing live every chance he gets.
New York City born Kimon Katafigiotis (pronounced "kee-mon"), although an accomplished blues and rock guitarist, distinguishes himself as a dynamic performer through rebellious energy in the original spirit of rock and roll. In the studio, Kimon attempts to shed light on the inequities of our times, and along the way has built a loyal following by consistently singing and performing what’s on his mind. In an era of ultra-conservativism, he snubs the typical "introspective singer / songwriter" genre, and without mincing words, fires off a unique sense of socio-political awareness. In the words of the Tri-City News, "he knows exactly what he wants his songs to say... his straight forward, muscular lyrics speak for themselves."
In 2008 Kimon began the creation of a solid band lineup, while simultaneously developing a unique incendiary guitar technique. The band Kimon & the Prophets went on release 2009’s “Roadhouse Party” album, and 2011's “Trenton Blues, ” both garnering international reviews, international radio play, including being played on the nationally syndicated radio show “Blues Deluxe”, reaching over 100 U.S. radio stations with two million potential listeners. The band won the Jersey Shore Jazz & Blues Foundation battle of the bands, and went on to compete in the 2011 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN.
New York City born Kimon Katafigiotis (pronounced "kee-mon"), although an accomplished blues and rock guitarist, distinguishes himself as a dynamic performer through rebellious energy in the original spirit of rock and roll. In the studio, Kimon attempts to shed light on the inequities of our times, and along the way has built a loyal following by consistently singing and performing what’s on his mind. In an era of ultra-conservativism, he snubs the typical "introspective singer / songwriter" genre, and without mincing words, fires off a unique sense of socio-political awareness. In the words of the Tri-City News, "he knows exactly what he wants his songs to say... his straight forward, muscular lyrics speak for themselves."
In 2008 Kimon began the creation of a solid band lineup, while simultaneously developing a unique incendiary guitar technique. The band Kimon & the Prophets went on release 2009’s “Roadhouse Party” album, and 2011's “Trenton Blues, ” both garnering international reviews, international radio play, including being played on the nationally syndicated radio show “Blues Deluxe”, reaching over 100 U.S. radio stations with two million potential listeners. The band won the Jersey Shore Jazz & Blues Foundation battle of the bands, and went on to compete in the 2011 International Blues Challenge in Memphis, TN.
Trenton Blues
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