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Those cats come from the cold Sweden to warm up the dance floors around the globe, their first CD is full of great R&B sounds from the 50's and 60's era.
Genre:
Blues: West Coast Blues
Release Date:
2007
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Let The Sweet Talk Flow...
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Record Label: El Toro Records
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El Toro Records is proud to present one of the best R&B bands coming from Sweden in the new century! Don't miss it!
Torbjörn "T-Bear" Solberg and Jan Lillsäter had been playing together in a Texas Shuffle trio for about 10years, when T-Bear came up with the idea of starting a band with a horn section.
The band was formed in spring 2004 and had their first gig just before Christmas the same year.
The following year the band continued doing gigs, writing some new songs and saving up money for a CD production.
In the mid summer 2006 T-Bear&the Dukes hired one of the Swedish Radios mobile studios and recorded "Let The Sweet Talk Flow" in a church-house outside of their hometown. Later that summer, parts of the band mixed the recording and sent it to Mastertone for mastering.
Thanks to Leo Castro, a legendary radio-voice in Barcelona and MySpace the band got in contact with Carlos Diaz of "El Toro Records" who was interested in releasing "Let The Sweet Talk Flow" on his label.
A promo version of the CD has been and still is played on several Blues Radio Shows in Spain, Finland, Australia, Belgium, Argentina, the Netherlands and Italy.
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author: Frederick Turgis - www.jumpingfrom6to6.com
This 8-piece combo (3 saxes, piano, bass, drums, guitar and an excellent blues shouter) comes from Sweden and knows how to play rhythm'n'blues for sure. And the five originals written by T-Bear prove they can deliver solid originals too. They have roots in the 40's and the 50's but they are not a retro band. The global sound has a modern edge and would please fans of The Fabulous Thunderbirds and Little Charlie and the Nightcats as well as fans of T-Bone Walker. They don't hesitate to make incursions into the 60's and add a bit of soul in their groovy music for the pleasure of your ears and your feet. You'll also find swamp pop (Dont Touch me Baby) a very danceable funky number (That's What the Blues Is All About), and a Chicago blues with soul (You're Gonna Need Me) closes this fine album. Highly recommended.
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