Time: 46:45
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2018
Styles: Blues Rock
Art: Front
01. King Of The Games Room (4:03)
02. Healing Earth (Feat. Galandum Galundaina) (4:24)
03. Blues Sticks With You (Feat. Wolfram Minnemann) (2:52)
04. Down & Sad (4:37)
05. God Helps (3:34)
06. Virtual Blues (Feat. Danny Del Toro) (4:45)
07. Super Glue (8:26)
08. Going Down South (4:42)
09. It Hurts Me (4:59)
10. Healing Earth (Acoustic) (4:19)
Budda Power Blues are a Portuguese Power Trio that plays the blues from the guts. They deliver a punchy powerful, soulful, electric blues that makes you want to jump and shout. But they don’t do it on their own! The audience is always their 4th member, making every show a celebration of blues and life itself. Rumbling Bass (PEDRO FERREIRA), Power Drums (NICO GUEDES), Overdriven Guitar, and Power Vocals (BUDDA GUEDES) makes Budda Power Blues one of a kind. But don’t be mistaken: they can also be gentle and the dynamics may vary from blasting to whisper! Budda Power Blues were born in 2004 with the goal of being a laboratory band, where the three musicians could adventure into the improvisation world without any commercial compromises. But soon the band took off and got bigger than anyone ever imagined.
They recorded the first record in 2005, in Ferro, Covilha, naming it “Wanted”. This record sold out pretty soon, and in 2008 they release their 2nd record “Busted”, at Gaia Blues Festival, where they performed alongside Shemekia Copeland and Sherman Robertson. The band tours all Portuguese festivals and in 2010 and release their 3rd record, honoring the 40th anniversary of Jimi Hendrix’s Band of Gypsys record. They named it “Kind of Gypsys” because, as usual, the band turned the Hendrix record upside down and completely changed the arrangements. In 2013 Budda Power Blues releases their 4th record, and the first only with Budda’s original songs and lyrics. “One in a Million” is acclaimed by critics and fans as the band’s best record, and it took Budda Power Blues to a next level. They played in all of the Portuguese blues festivals again, and have been considered by critics as the best Portuguese blues band, and Budda as the best bluesman in Portugal. In 2015 Budda Power Blues release the self-titled 5th record.
They recorded the first record in 2005, in Ferro, Covilha, naming it “Wanted”. This record sold out pretty soon, and in 2008 they release their 2nd record “Busted”, at Gaia Blues Festival, where they performed alongside Shemekia Copeland and Sherman Robertson. The band tours all Portuguese festivals and in 2010 and release their 3rd record, honoring the 40th anniversary of Jimi Hendrix’s Band of Gypsys record. They named it “Kind of Gypsys” because, as usual, the band turned the Hendrix record upside down and completely changed the arrangements. In 2013 Budda Power Blues releases their 4th record, and the first only with Budda’s original songs and lyrics. “One in a Million” is acclaimed by critics and fans as the band’s best record, and it took Budda Power Blues to a next level. They played in all of the Portuguese blues festivals again, and have been considered by critics as the best Portuguese blues band, and Budda as the best bluesman in Portugal. In 2015 Budda Power Blues release the self-titled 5th record.
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