Size: 97,9 MB
Time: 42:32
File: MP3 @ 320K/s
Released: 2008
Styles: Blues, harmonica blues
Art: Front
1. Mad About My Baby (3:51)
2. Little Dog (5:21)
3. Can You See (4:54)
4. Chiles Con Carne (4:41)
5. Garbage Man (3:07)
6. E Boogie (2:39)
7. Take It Easy (5:22)
8. Mistery Train (4:02)
9. Shake Your Boogie (4:08)
10. Got Cha (4:23)
More than 30 years on stage and 17 albums released, endorse Mingo Balaguer's experience as a harmonica player and blues singer, not only in his own country, but also beyond its borders. He was a member of the legendary Caledonia Blues Band for ten years, during which time he performed with outstanding musicians such as Hubert Sumlin, Johnny Winter, Charlie Musselwhite and Magic Slim, among others.
Caledonia Blues Band played in such iconic venues as Chicago (July 1994), Hanover and Hamburg (November 1995). At the beginning of 2000, Mingo Balaguer founded The Blues Blasters, and a year later the Big Bang company from Granada, released their first CD "Keep The Blues Alive". With this band they had the great opportunity to do a two week tour along the East Coast of the United States (Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland and Baltimore), highlighting the concerts at the Kennedy Center Millennium (Washington, D.C.) on July 25, 2002, and in 2002 Artscape (Baltimore) on July 27.
After his experience in bands like Caledonia Blues Band, Blues Machine and Blues Blasters, Mingo Balaguer made the decision to lead a quartet called Mingo And The Blues Intruders. His objective was to cover a wide range of styles within the field of blues, like the West Coast blues, Chicago electric blues, jump blues and Texas blues. In March 2008 the first CD and vinyl of Mingo & The Blues Intruders called "Goin’ West" was released, and later in November 2010, the Cambaya/Karonte companies released the second CD of the band, called "Fun To Visit", a CD recorded completely live at the Cambaya blues club. That CD was produced by the legendary British producer Mike Vernon.
Personnel: Mingo Balaguer (vocals, harmonica); Quique Bonal (guitar); Fernando Torres (bass); Juan De La Oliva (drums).
Caledonia Blues Band played in such iconic venues as Chicago (July 1994), Hanover and Hamburg (November 1995). At the beginning of 2000, Mingo Balaguer founded The Blues Blasters, and a year later the Big Bang company from Granada, released their first CD "Keep The Blues Alive". With this band they had the great opportunity to do a two week tour along the East Coast of the United States (Washington DC, Virginia, Maryland and Baltimore), highlighting the concerts at the Kennedy Center Millennium (Washington, D.C.) on July 25, 2002, and in 2002 Artscape (Baltimore) on July 27.
After his experience in bands like Caledonia Blues Band, Blues Machine and Blues Blasters, Mingo Balaguer made the decision to lead a quartet called Mingo And The Blues Intruders. His objective was to cover a wide range of styles within the field of blues, like the West Coast blues, Chicago electric blues, jump blues and Texas blues. In March 2008 the first CD and vinyl of Mingo & The Blues Intruders called "Goin’ West" was released, and later in November 2010, the Cambaya/Karonte companies released the second CD of the band, called "Fun To Visit", a CD recorded completely live at the Cambaya blues club. That CD was produced by the legendary British producer Mike Vernon.
Personnel: Mingo Balaguer (vocals, harmonica); Quique Bonal (guitar); Fernando Torres (bass); Juan De La Oliva (drums).
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