Rough, rocky, eccentric, irreverent but at the same time sweet as honey and extremely kind These are some adjectives that have been usually employed to qualify Tas Cru, one of the most original bluesmen of actual blues scene This new album features eleven own songs where Tas is surrounded by a wide group of good musicians and friends who back him with a very professional and tasteful work, like Dick Earl Ericksen on harmonica, Chip Lamson, David Liddy and Guy Nirelli on piano and organ, Jeremy Walz on guitar, together with several bass players, drummers and vocalists, to complete a total amount of seventeen musicians who contribute to the project, giving shape and content to the whole recording All of them help in a large measure that Tas Cru\u2019s voice, guitar, Resonator and cigar box reach a vivacious passionate sound that fully captures all listeners And if that was not enough Tas Cru is a tireless activist who always brings his music, not only to festivals around the world, but also to countless schools, hospitals and social centres My personal opinion is this is the most ambitious album Tas Cru has recorded up to date<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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