Vodka club of the russian blues

VODKA CLUB of the Russian Blues
by The Sun Cats

In a mood for Love by J.L.Hooker 00:00 / 11:38
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In a mood for Love by J.L.Hooker 11:38
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Every Night by J.L.Hooker 06:21
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Red House by J. Hendrix 09:01
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I Loved another woman by P.Green 07:40
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Messin' with the Kid by B.B.B 04:23
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Long Grey Mare by P.Green 06:19
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People, People, People by W.Dixon 11:02
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Baby Lee by J.L.Hooker 07:45
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Need Your Love So Bad by L.W.John 07:41
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Thrill is Gone by B.B.King 08:36
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Little Wheel by J.L.Hooker 05:42
about
The project Sun Cats arose in 1999, as another team of Valery Belinov, who performed blues standards - from the Delta to the modern Chicago blues. The initiative was shown recently by musician from Arkhangelsk, Yuri Silkin, who appeared in St. Petersburg in those years. Like many guitarists, Yuri Silkin received a blues blessing from the teacher, chosen by him on his arrival in the North Capital - his teacher was the blues king of St. Petersburg - KING B, recognized by the great Goloshchyokin. For Yuri it was prestigious to study with the outstanding blues musician of Russia - a participant of many international festivals and enjoying constant demand from a wide audience of blues fans. He greatly valued this opportunity and, thanks to faith to his dream, befriended the teacher. Feeling his new strength, Yuri suggested an alliance to Val, first in a duet. Then to the project, Yuri invite his son Dmitry Silkin, on the keyboard. Valery often joked - we are like an early Beatles played without drums. Yuri reminded that at the dawn of the Beatles they had a name - Moon Dogs. So, there was a name for our project - The Sun Cats. In the city began to appear an incredible number of small cellars and the first floors, where the program of the group was at the right time, because it was impossible to play loudly. The group provided a smart alternative to any team - without the drums and the chamber blues format quickly began to take root in the city, for which the blues turned out to be a revelation. Perhaps there was the time in Old England itself, the pre-Beatles times. In one of the small clubs of the new format - Neo Jazz Club - this concert was happen.
credits
released April 1, 2000

Val Belin KING B - guitar, vocal
Yuri Silkin - guitar
Dmitry Silkin - keyboard

NEW JAZZ CLUB
Live 2000.01.04
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tags
tags: blues apocalyptic chamber blues multi-directional New York
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