Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 49:48
Size: 115,1 MB
Styles: Electric blues
Scans: Full
1. El Alma (1:09)
2. Rock Away The Blues (4:09)
3. Coward's Knife (3:55)
4. Brand New Blues (3:40)
5. Out Of The Blue (4:00)
6. Hot Wires (3:44)
7. Do You Believe In Love? (5:18)
8. Blues Latino (5:34)
9. Magic Of The Gods (4:20)
10. Amapola Negra (3:08)
11. Fear (3:16)
12. Mexico City Blues (4:21)
13. Pachuco Boogie-Jeff's Boogie (Medley) (3:09)
Javier Vargas, the son of Spanish emigrants to Argentina, was born in Madrid soon after his parents left Buenos Aires. When he was nine years old, the family moved back to Argentina, which is where he started playing the guitar. In the 1980s he returned to Spain and became a member of Miguel Ríos‚ band, playing the guitar in several of his albums. He also played with La Orquesta Mondragón, and worked as a session guitar player and composer.
In 1991 he took the most important step of his career and formed his own band. All Around Blues was the first album recorded by Javier Vargas as the leader of the Vargas Blues Band. Madrid-Memphis was released in 1992. This second album includes contributions from bluesmen such as Carey Bell and Louisiana Red, flamenco guitar player Rafael Riqueni, and singers Philip Guttman and Jeff Espinoza. These two albums made a great impact and achieved record sales figures for blues albums in Spain.
The third album, Blues Latino, was released in Spain in 1994. It includes contributions from Flaco Jiménez, Chris Rea, Junior Wells, and Andrés Calamaro. The album was extraordinarily well-received by a greatly varied audience. It was also released in Argentina and, as a result of the success it had there, the Vargas Blues band performed in Buenos Aires to great critical and public acclaim.
In 1991 he took the most important step of his career and formed his own band. All Around Blues was the first album recorded by Javier Vargas as the leader of the Vargas Blues Band. Madrid-Memphis was released in 1992. This second album includes contributions from bluesmen such as Carey Bell and Louisiana Red, flamenco guitar player Rafael Riqueni, and singers Philip Guttman and Jeff Espinoza. These two albums made a great impact and achieved record sales figures for blues albums in Spain.
The third album, Blues Latino, was released in Spain in 1994. It includes contributions from Flaco Jiménez, Chris Rea, Junior Wells, and Andrés Calamaro. The album was extraordinarily well-received by a greatly varied audience. It was also released in Argentina and, as a result of the success it had there, the Vargas Blues band performed in Buenos Aires to great critical and public acclaim.
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