Carlos Segarra - Segarra Inn Blues

Size: 324 MB
Time: 45:55
File: Flac
Released: 2022
Styles: Blues
Art: Front

1. I' m Talkin About You (2:30)
2. Dimples (2:36)
3. Eso Es Blues (Y No Lo Que Cantas Tu) (3:40)
4. Six Days On The Road (3:32)
5. Ganster Of Love (3:10)
6. Room To Move (2:31)
7. Matchbox (2:39)
8. Un Viejo Blues (3:51)
9. Tell Mama (3:00)
10. Shame, Shame, Shame (3:50)
11. El Rey De Los Bolos (4:33)
12. Madison Blues (2:57)
13. El Club Del Motor (3:24)
14. You Got Move (3:36)

After his time with Los Rebeldes and Rock and Roll Club, Carlos Segarra has launched a new project, Segarra Inn Blues. In it, he combines blues-style arrangements of old Rebeldes songs, original new material, Spanish-language adaptations of genre classics, and English-language covers. For this show, Segarra is joined by Álvaro Martialay (Faraones, Red House) on electric bass and Moisés Beltrá (La Reserva, Motorcity) on drums; like Segarra himself, both musicians reside in the province of Alicante. Born in Barcelona in 1961, Carlos Segarra was already performing in public at just 16 years old, playing covers of artists such as Jerry Lee Lewis, The Beatles, Bob Dylan, and—above all—Eddie Cochran. His friend Loquillo supported him as a manager, and the two would later join forces to form a band. In 1979, Carlos Segarra founded Los Rebeldes alongside Aurelio Morata (bass) and Moisés Sorolla (drums). Shortly thereafter, in 1980, the band—along with Los Intocables—backed Loquillo on the album *Los tiempos están cambiando*, which achieved a measure of fame thanks to the song "Esto no es Hawaii." Los Rebeldes made their debut in 1981 with the album *Cerveza, chicas y… rockabilly!*. Since then, the band has released around twenty albums across various formats (including the soundtrack for the film *Las edades de Lulú*). Among these, the 1986 live album *Preferiblemente vivos* was hailed as one of the best Spanish live albums of the decade—a testament to the fact that, at the time, Los Rebeldes were a formidable live act. While continuing with his long-standing band, Segarra has kept his "Rock and Roll Club" venture alive and is now launching *Inn Blues*. This new project blends "glam, rock, and blues—Black music with a blues rhythm"—featuring tracks by Ray Charles, John Lee Hooker, B.B. King, and The Doors. As Segarra stated at the project's official presentation, these songs "merge in an exercise where rock and roll and its roots converge."

Segarra Inn Blues FLAC

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