Nov 2013 The Planetary Blues Band “Once Upon A Time In The South Loop”
Artista / Grupo: The Planetary Blues Band
Álbum: Once Upon A Time In The South Loop
Discográfica: Self Production
Año publicación: 2013
Fecha crítica: 11/2013
Valoración: VERY GOOD
Here comes a band with more than twelve years of experience which has been playing a lot of music The group was born and grew up rehearsing in one of the musician house basement What originally was only a hobby done to have fun, gradually became more than a game and finally was something inherent to those good fellows Planetary Blues Band grew up listening to records and rehearsing songs coming from some of the biggest names of Chicago blues like Junior Wells, Magic Sam, Son Seals or Buddy Guy among others After immerse themselves in the sources of those musicians and learn by heart their musical basis and roots, they decided to write their own songs The result comes in this album with ten songs, seven own ones and three free personal versions of prewar blues songs by Memphis Minnie, Blind Lemon Jefferson and Reverend Robert Wilkins In short words, this is a band which goes further up the classic twelve bars