VARGAS BLUES BAND
''VARGAS BLUES BAND & COMPANY''
2012
70:03
1/Do You Think I'm Sexy (Stewart, Rod, Appice, Carmine "Junior") feat. Carmine Appice, Paul Shortino, Pat Travers/4:41
2/Pretty Blue (Javier Vargas, Jeff Spinoza) feat. Jack Bruce y Reese Wynans/3:50
3/Parisienne Walkways (Gary Moore, Phil Lynott) feat. Tim Bogert, Carmine Appice, Paul Shortino/5:50
4/Rock Away The Blues (Javier Vargas, Jeff Spinoza) feat. Juniors Wells, Andres Calamaro/4:09
5/Exotic Mambo (Javier Vargas, Fernando Vázquez, Rebeca O.Prieto) feat. Alex Ligertwood, Reese Wynans/4:46
6/Do You Belive in Love (Javier Vargas/Rafael Sañudo) feat. Chris Rea/5:17
7/Blues In My Soul (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas,Mauri Sanchis) feat. Devon Allman, Frank Marino/5:04
8/Riding High (Philip Goodman, Javier Vargas) feat. Larry Thurston/7:13
9/Body Shock (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas) feat. Larry Graham, Raimundo Amador, Chester Thompson/4:19
10/Make Sweet Love 2U (Javier Vargas, Sims Robert) feat. Bobby Alexander/3:59
11/Blues For My Baby (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas, Alfonso Perez) feat. Larry McCray/5:13
12/Man On The Run (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas) feat. Tim Mitchell/4:25
13/Blood Shot Blues (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas) feat. Preston Shannon/5:36
14/Sad Eyes (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas) feat. Glenn Hughes/5:36
ABOUT
What a celebration that marked the good of Javier Vargas. To mark the twentieth anniversary of his band, launches an album that is surrounded by a series of great artists, who throughout his long career have made him a subject company.
On the record we are of all covers, remixes, and other items already included in the great guitar albums.
The constellation of artists is overwhelming, start the disc accompanied by Carmine Appice, Paul Shortino and Pat Travers-we know that ultimately works very closely with the first two, enough to remember the great album released last year, also with Tim Bogert being marked a cover up, "Do You Think I'm Sexy", well-known issue of Rod Stewart co-written precisely with Appice. He does all his own, with that touch so characteristic Vargas.
We again put the willies with his personal tribute to the sadly departed Gary Moore, with another cover, "Parisienne Walkways". Besides the already mentioned Appice and Shortino Tim Bogert joined them, leaving a beautiful theme, where everything is close to the surface and touching feeling with Vargas is only up to very few.
Among the new mixes include comment on the one hand and original ethnic "Exotic Mambo" with Alex Ligertwood and Reese Wynans, "Sad Eyes" with the great Glenn Hughes, great song where the great bassist and singer best out as usual; pasting with Vargas in an unprecedented manner, and the portentous "Pretty Blue", also starring Reese Wynans and added an entire ex-Cream: Jack Bruce.
Of the themes already present in other records, could discuss all one by one, they are great, but if I had to I'd pick out some "Blues In My Soul" and in conjunction with Devon Allman and Frank Marino, where they make a exercise to master their instruments really amazing, and very much our "Body Schok" to be the master Raimundo Amador accompanying him on guitar, giving the song a touch aflamencado that comes in handy.
''VARGAS BLUES BAND & COMPANY''
2012
70:03
1/Do You Think I'm Sexy (Stewart, Rod, Appice, Carmine "Junior") feat. Carmine Appice, Paul Shortino, Pat Travers/4:41
2/Pretty Blue (Javier Vargas, Jeff Spinoza) feat. Jack Bruce y Reese Wynans/3:50
3/Parisienne Walkways (Gary Moore, Phil Lynott) feat. Tim Bogert, Carmine Appice, Paul Shortino/5:50
4/Rock Away The Blues (Javier Vargas, Jeff Spinoza) feat. Juniors Wells, Andres Calamaro/4:09
5/Exotic Mambo (Javier Vargas, Fernando Vázquez, Rebeca O.Prieto) feat. Alex Ligertwood, Reese Wynans/4:46
6/Do You Belive in Love (Javier Vargas/Rafael Sañudo) feat. Chris Rea/5:17
7/Blues In My Soul (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas,Mauri Sanchis) feat. Devon Allman, Frank Marino/5:04
8/Riding High (Philip Goodman, Javier Vargas) feat. Larry Thurston/7:13
9/Body Shock (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas) feat. Larry Graham, Raimundo Amador, Chester Thompson/4:19
10/Make Sweet Love 2U (Javier Vargas, Sims Robert) feat. Bobby Alexander/3:59
11/Blues For My Baby (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas, Alfonso Perez) feat. Larry McCray/5:13
12/Man On The Run (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas) feat. Tim Mitchell/4:25
13/Blood Shot Blues (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas) feat. Preston Shannon/5:36
14/Sad Eyes (Jeff Spinoza, Javier Vargas) feat. Glenn Hughes/5:36
ABOUT
What a celebration that marked the good of Javier Vargas. To mark the twentieth anniversary of his band, launches an album that is surrounded by a series of great artists, who throughout his long career have made him a subject company.
On the record we are of all covers, remixes, and other items already included in the great guitar albums.
The constellation of artists is overwhelming, start the disc accompanied by Carmine Appice, Paul Shortino and Pat Travers-we know that ultimately works very closely with the first two, enough to remember the great album released last year, also with Tim Bogert being marked a cover up, "Do You Think I'm Sexy", well-known issue of Rod Stewart co-written precisely with Appice. He does all his own, with that touch so characteristic Vargas.
We again put the willies with his personal tribute to the sadly departed Gary Moore, with another cover, "Parisienne Walkways". Besides the already mentioned Appice and Shortino Tim Bogert joined them, leaving a beautiful theme, where everything is close to the surface and touching feeling with Vargas is only up to very few.
Among the new mixes include comment on the one hand and original ethnic "Exotic Mambo" with Alex Ligertwood and Reese Wynans, "Sad Eyes" with the great Glenn Hughes, great song where the great bassist and singer best out as usual; pasting with Vargas in an unprecedented manner, and the portentous "Pretty Blue", also starring Reese Wynans and added an entire ex-Cream: Jack Bruce.
Of the themes already present in other records, could discuss all one by one, they are great, but if I had to I'd pick out some "Blues In My Soul" and in conjunction with Devon Allman and Frank Marino, where they make a exercise to master their instruments really amazing, and very much our "Body Schok" to be the master Raimundo Amador accompanying him on guitar, giving the song a touch aflamencado that comes in handy.
