CD, стоящие на полке рядом : Blues (Rock)      

Antony Gomes Band

Having gained the attention in the Chicago area as a band to be noticed, the Anthony Gomes Band released their debut album in 1998. The album has some of the hottest blues guitar work you'll ever hear.

One of the strongest tracks is "Misery for Company" which has a B.B.King feel to it, with the powerful emotional vocals, and vibrant guitar work. "Bad Luck Child" conjures up memories of some of the great Texas Blues bands, with it's forceful power chords and strong driving lead guitar.

Variety is not a key word in describing this album, and should not be the reason for choosing this album.If you want real hard core blues music, then this album fits the bill. An amazing guitarist that truly has a feel for blues arrangements is what you'll find in Anthony Gomes. His band mates are equally as talented and certainly as focused. The other guitarist Dan "King" Kahn appears as a powerful entity in every tune.The drummer Brian "B.J." Jones and Junior Fuller on bass are the tightest rhythm section that you'll have the pleasure to listen to. Then for a bit of color there is Roosevelt "Hatter" Purifoy on the keyboards, and three great background vocalists, Jim Hudson, Joan Collaso and Jim Peterik.

Blues in Technicolor would make a fine addition to anyones blues collection.If your a blues guitarist this is a must have, the chops you will pick up from the Anthony Gomes Band, could be the cheapest guitar lesson you'll ever find. The top reason for listening to this album is to be entertained, and that is what you get, sound entertainment.

- Larry Belanger (All Music Guide)