MP3 The Victory In Heaven Band - V.I.H. II
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Contemporary Texas blues in the SRV tradition
13 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Texas Style, BLUES: Electric Blues
Details:
V.I.H. II is the second release from The Victory In Heaven Band. Members of the band include Larry Baudoin (drums and vocals), Frank Ciambra (bass) and Sterling Koch (guitar and vocals). Here, the CD opens with a cover of Henry Mancini's instrumental classic "Them From Peter Gunn" and follows with originals such as "Wrong Side Of The Blues," "Nothin' But The Blues" and "Take A Hand." Exciting covers include Willie Dixon's "You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover" and Jimmy Morello's "Bluesman For Life." Solos and deep blues riffs abound and as you might expect, guitarist Sterling Koch has been the subject of articles in both Guitar Player and Guitar World magazines.
13 MP3 Songs
BLUES: Texas Style, BLUES: Electric Blues
Details:
V.I.H. II is the second release from The Victory In Heaven Band. Members of the band include Larry Baudoin (drums and vocals), Frank Ciambra (bass) and Sterling Koch (guitar and vocals). Here, the CD opens with a cover of Henry Mancini's instrumental classic "Them From Peter Gunn" and follows with originals such as "Wrong Side Of The Blues," "Nothin' But The Blues" and "Take A Hand." Exciting covers include Willie Dixon's "You Can't Judge A Book By The Cover" and Jimmy Morello's "Bluesman For Life." Solos and deep blues riffs abound and as you might expect, guitarist Sterling Koch has been the subject of articles in both Guitar Player and Guitar World magazines.
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