Komplettes MP3 Album von Buddy Zapata
Angegebene Spieldauer: 45:30
Veröffentlichungsdatum: 2005-04-05
Kurz-Beschreibung von CDbaby: JUNK SHOP BLUES
"this collection of songs is very unique, and that makes it hard to describe. Might be considered a blues album, on another planet. It’s fun, honest, and full of surprises. - Denny Freeman

Käufer, die sich für (Buffallo Springfield Nick Cave JJ Cale) interessieren sollten sich dieses Album anhören.

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I had a dream once where I was in a very warm and turbulent swimming pool with Professor Longhair and my deceased father. Another friend sat poolside with a tropical drink of some sort in his hand. In the dream Professor Longhair a.k.a. Fess, is telling me "You’ve got to be yourself, you can’t try and do it like me." My father who I’m sure in his lifetime didn’t know who Fess was, kept nodding in agreement, arms crossed and eyebrows curled in approval.

I don’t believe in Luck. I don’t believe in Fate. I believe we make things happen by keeping focus. Bad shit can still happen but, at least I am not sitting around not getting some good shit done.

That’s how music happens for me. Relax, focus, be honest and play it. I don’t try and be something I am not. I’ve been real fortunate over the years to always have played with people far above my talent and experience which has forced me to play better, learn quicker and, expect nothing but my soulful best.

Growing up in L.A. the music I heard on the radio didn’t cut it for me. This made me go out in search of something different. That’s how I found Blues. That’s how I found Punk. That’s how I began collecting oddball 45s’ and 78s’.

"Junk Shop Blues" is the way my music has been described recently and, Damn! I’m keepin’ it. That perfectly describes where my musical influences come from. Mostly blues but, so many other artists, bands and writers seep in as well. Not only music acts as as an influence...so here is the best way I can sum it up: Anything East of the Harbor Freeway, North of the 91; and South of The San Gabriel Mountains, West from Uptown Whittier.