Winners of the 2015 edition of the European Blues Challenge in Brussels, The Travellin’ Brothers recorded this album at the famous Juke Joint studios in Notodden, Norway as one of the awards he EBU grants to the winners The studio has a totally analogue equipment to get the most vintage sound and among the artists who have recorded only mention Jeremy Spencer or Rita Engedalen They even keep some tapes of old recordings they did to legendary artists like David Honeyboy Edwards, Pinetop Perkins or Snooky Pryor The Travellin’ Brothers have take advantage to this good opportunity and they have done an album that follows their usual path, showing they have now reached an excellent performing level, which has led them to gain recognition among all European and Americans festivals where they have been booked Blues, rhythm & blues or New Orleans combine in equal parts in a more than interesting recording that confirms Jon Careaga, Aitor Cañibano, Eneko Cañibano, Ander Unzaga, Isi Redondo and Alain Sancho as one of the best actual Spanish bands