Progressive Urban Blues pioneers "Big Daddy & Red Hot Java
www.bigdaddyblues.com
(from Tallahassee, Florida USA) returns to Ireland for a sixth time November 14th
through 24th, 2002 with their powerful ministry of Blues ! They perform a delicious
Blues Gumbo peppered with Soul, Funk, R&B, Hip Hop, and Jazz. "Big Daddy & Red Hot
Java" has two critically acclaimed CDs out, 'The 24th Hour' and their
latest release 'Firebrewed.' Plus they have both a live CD and a new
studio CD due in 2003. They combine tunes from both their CD releases,
fresh tunes from their upcoming releases, along with Blues nuggets from
the "Cannon" for a two-plus hour live show will "knock your socks off!"
"Big Daddy & Red Hot Java" is a six-piece powerhouse group from
Tallahassee, Florida USA. They've performed throughout the United
States, Ireland, England, France, Germany, Austria, Holland, Belgium,
and Luxembourg crafting their own unique style of Blues; "Progressive
Urban Blues" which takes the rhythm of the street and casts it to the
stars. Run a Google search for unsolicted comment.
WHAT: Big Daddy & Red Hot Java's 2002 Ireland and N. Ireland tour
features their "Patented Ministry of Booty Quakin' Soul Shakin'
Progressive Urban Blues" in a whirlwind tour of the Emerald Isle. This
is very much a pilgrimage for Big Daddy as he returns to Ireland to
perform for the 23rd time since 1991.
"'Cause it's a powerful ministry of Progressive Urban Blues that
simply can't be denied. Once it gets into your bones you know you've
got the vaccine for bad times!"
Visit one (or all) of their shows, leave your troubles at the
door, lace up your dancing shoes, and get wired and percolating with
"Big Daddy & Red Hot Java." As Big Daddy proclaims in a cut from their
new CD 'Firebrewed,' "Ain't nothin' but a party and I hope it never
ends!" Come taste the antidote for bad times!
Big Daddy & Red Hot Java @ J.J. Smyth's
Though a bit road weary after flying from the States and then immediately performing 5 shows in 5 days, Big Daddy & Red Hot Java were STILL sizzling hot! Their Blues is not pure traditional Blues; it's mixed with Soul, Funk, R&B, Jazz and Hip Hop, but very much Blues. They did a tight 2 hour show featuring mostly orginal tunes for a packed house, and everyone was pleased. They are the real deal! I hope to hear them them again either in Ireland or in the States.
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