Bitrate: MP3@320K/s
Time: 40:36
Size: 94,2 MB
Styles: Blues, harmonica blues, roots
Scans: Front
1. Carmen By The Sea (3:19)
2. Big Boss Man (2:42)
3. Drunken Hearted Man (4:26)
4. The Clown (1:00)
5. Sloppy Drunk (1:37)
6. About An Old Cliche (2:49)
7. Long Gone Lonesome Blues (2:23)
8. I Can't Be Satisfied (1:53)
9. Buzz Me (2:47)
10. Laughing In Rhythm (1:33)
11. Rattlesnaking Daddy (2:51)
12. Satan Takes A Holiday (0:32)
13. Mop Mop (2:53)
14. Harmonica Rag (1:49)
15. Love With A Feeling (1:31)
16. Going Back Home (4:05)
17. Jenny's Blues Line (2:19)
Malcolm Scarpa is a composer, guitarist and singer and is a veteran of the Madrid blues and pop scene. He is considered to be a cult artist, brilliant composer and passionate performer, unique and eccentric. Scarpa is recognized by the media, by the musicians and by a select cohort of fans but unknown to the general public.
One of the best known harmonica players in Spain, Ñaco Goñi has been in the frontline of the blues scene in the country almost from its start, approximately 30 years ago. Grown out of the once celebrated musical neighborhood Prosperidad, his trajectory has been intimately linked to Madrid's particular history, where he started out when he was about fifteen playing with older pioneers and friends like Malcolm Scarpa, Whisky David, and Tonky de la Peña (with whom he recorded the groundbreaking Blues Corner, the first blues album in Madrid).
One of the best known harmonica players in Spain, Ñaco Goñi has been in the frontline of the blues scene in the country almost from its start, approximately 30 years ago. Grown out of the once celebrated musical neighborhood Prosperidad, his trajectory has been intimately linked to Madrid's particular history, where he started out when he was about fifteen playing with older pioneers and friends like Malcolm Scarpa, Whisky David, and Tonky de la Peña (with whom he recorded the groundbreaking Blues Corner, the first blues album in Madrid).
Doin' Our Kind mc
Doin' Our Kind zippy
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