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The pianist Lluís Coloma, one of the leading exponents of boogie woogie in Spain and San Javier blues again and does so with its spectacular septet which features a horn section consisting of three luxury sax and trumpet, combined with piano and Hammond organ, drums and bass.
Lluís Coloma, the last time that he was at Jazz San Javier starred dueling pianos with Barrelhouse Chuck, offered with his septet an intense show, full of rhythm, reminiscent of the sound of New Orleans, which emerges naturally with the sounds of rhythm & blues, and especially the boogie woogie, a sound that fell in love with the young and for leaving his classical piano.
The Barcelona pianist of 41 years has always reaped the most enthusiastic applause at Jazz San Javier, sum virtuosity that characterizes him, from his extensive training, creativity, power, communication, and a passion for rhythm that conveys to the audience Direct unforgettable.
Lluís Coloma give way to the "Prince of the Blues", Lucky Peterson, essential in the contemporary blues artist whose concerts are an experience for any fan of the blues, always a welcome gender Jazz San Javier.
Peterson is an excellent guitarist, sound "southern scorching", keyboards, Hammond organ virtuoso and singer.
In the 80s, when he published several albums that were praised by critics, as his celebrated "Black Midnight Sun" is described as one of the innovators of the blues.
Precocious musician, who grew up in the atmosphere of the club owned by her father as they went musicians of the moment, spent time away from the industry, to get back in top form as demonstrated in its passage through Jazz San Javier 3 years ago.
This time arrives with an album released just a month ago, "The son of a Bluesman," referring to his father, James Peterson jazz musician and club owner of Buffalo where he was spotted by Willie Dixon, who produced her first album just 5 years.
Peterson, who has played with such greats as Etta James and BB King, achieved with "The son of a Bluesman," his most intimate and personal work, according to early reviews, with versions of songs like "I Pity The Fool" from Bobby Bland and "Funky Broadway" by Wilson Pickett, gospel theme "I'm Still Here", with which claimed nearly 50 years in music and the instrumental "Nana Jarnell dedicated, while his mother and his woman, Tamara Peterson, Tejano singer to accompany him on his concert in San Javier, along with a powerful band composed of guitar, bass, drums and keyboards, which include the stunning guitarist Shaw Kellerman.
Source: Ayuntamiento de San Javier
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