Wild Bob Burgos, His Houserockers - Mojo Rockin' (2006)
BAND/ARTIST: Wild Bob Burgos, His Houserockers
- Title: Mojo Rockin'
- Year Of Release: 2006
- Label: Vampirette Music
- Genre: Blues, Rockin' Blues, Rockabilly
- Quality: flac lossless (tracks)
- Total Time: 01:01:14
- Total Size: 401 mb
- WebSite: Album Preview
Tracklist
01. Doin' Things Right
02. Stop Look & Listen
03. It's Meant To Be
04. Walk on the wild side
05. Rumble in the Jungle
06. Beware Of The Hound
07. Back Seat Driver
08. From London ToChicago
09. Bitten By The Rumba
10. Two Time Loser
11. Blue Boy Blues
12. Secondary Man
13. Every Day I Go Rockin'
14. Our Deed Is Done
15. Got The Blues (But I'm Rockin')
16. Mumbo Jumbo
Bob Burgos was born in South-East London and began playing drums at the early age of 8 years. His main influences in Rock n' Roll and Rhythm and Blues were (and still are), the fabulous Chuck Berry and Jimmy Reed. Wild Bob was born to an English mother and Spanish father and the "gypsy" blood drove him to the artistic side of life... painting, drawing, sketching and musical talents. All of his drawings were of Rock 'n' Roll scenes and so, he began having these Rock 'n' Roll scenes Tattooed on his body... front and back, head to foot, hence the "Tattooed" Rocker was born. He began his professional career playing drums at the age of 18 years and Rock 'n' Roll became his entire life. He played with various bands and was soon booked seven nights a week. He smashed his way through songs with a couple of drumsticks that sounded like sledgehammers beating out the beat. He was on his way! Wild Bob became well known backing big name artists and playing with such bands as Screaming Lord Sutch and The Savages, The Countbishops, The Wild Angels, Heinz of the Tornados, Wee Willie Harris, etc..
After backing many other bands, he went on to form a group with a band called Matchbox that used the old Carl Perkins hit as their name. After much rehearsal to get the true feel of original Rock 'n' Roll they went on the road and became a huge success and recognized on the Rock 'n' Roll scene as one of the Best! Their popularity grew to the point that they were doing performance after performance, day in day out, touring across the world, cutting records and having major hits that demanded more travel. This naturally took its toll being away from his family and when Wild Bob's father passed away, he went home to sort it all out. No doubt he felt guilty that he had spent so much time on the road away from his family and he needed time to decide what direction his music was taking him. As he Worked his way through depression of losing his father, he realized that Rock 'n' Roll has become his entire life and rocking was something he just had to do. Rock 'n' Roll had him in its grasp and he soon joined the Piano Rocker, Freddie Fingers Lee and the ball started rolling again. He began writing and doing sessions with Freddie, Matchbox, Jim Carlisle, Stuart Coleman and numerous other artists. He began to be called upon to back American artists on tour in Europe such as Charlie Gracie, Gene Summers, Mac Curtis, Clarence 'Frogman' Henry, and his idol... Chuck Berry. What a thrill that must have been!
I personally had the honor of meeting Wild Bob and having his excellent backing in October of 1982 at the rock festival held at Ladbroke's, Perran Sands in Cornwall, England. An artist is only as good as the band that backs them and when I heard that Solid, Hard-Driving beat behind me on stage, I felt like I had died and gone to heaven to have the privilege of being backed by so much raw talent coupled with excellent musicians that make up the group, "Dave Travis and His Bad River Band". I got to know Wild Bob during the festival and found him to de a very warm human being that lived for one thing...to play music, Rock 'n' Roll, the way it was meant to be played... from his heart. It was indeed a pleasure having wild Bob backing me with his hard-driving beat that gave me a challenge to match that drive and he came through on song after song and made me feel that I was once again back in those glorious days of the 50's. It was a show I will never forget. When I appeared at the Weymouth Festival in October 1985, I requested Wild Bob back me on several songs and again, he came through for me like the champion that he is.
It is very gratifying to me and all the other original rockers of the 50's. I Am Sure... to see young talent such as Wild Bob possesses that were inspired and appreciate our humble beginnings of Rock 'n' Roll. When Rock 'n' Roll first came on the horizon, it was a field of music so new and Raw that it was scorned, looked upon as vulgar and "devil-inspired". Yet, it has survived and is being carried on by artists such as Bob in its original form. To know that our struggles to introduce this style of music was not in vain and even though it all began many years ago, it has proven to be the greatest mainstay in the history of music. Rock 'n' Roll Is Here To Stay! Wild Bob Burgos, may I say...You Do Us Proud!
01. Doin' Things Right
02. Stop Look & Listen
03. It's Meant To Be
04. Walk on the wild side
05. Rumble in the Jungle
06. Beware Of The Hound
07. Back Seat Driver
08. From London ToChicago
09. Bitten By The Rumba
10. Two Time Loser
11. Blue Boy Blues
12. Secondary Man
13. Every Day I Go Rockin'
14. Our Deed Is Done
15. Got The Blues (But I'm Rockin')
16. Mumbo Jumbo
Bob Burgos was born in South-East London and began playing drums at the early age of 8 years. His main influences in Rock n' Roll and Rhythm and Blues were (and still are), the fabulous Chuck Berry and Jimmy Reed. Wild Bob was born to an English mother and Spanish father and the "gypsy" blood drove him to the artistic side of life... painting, drawing, sketching and musical talents. All of his drawings were of Rock 'n' Roll scenes and so, he began having these Rock 'n' Roll scenes Tattooed on his body... front and back, head to foot, hence the "Tattooed" Rocker was born. He began his professional career playing drums at the age of 18 years and Rock 'n' Roll became his entire life. He played with various bands and was soon booked seven nights a week. He smashed his way through songs with a couple of drumsticks that sounded like sledgehammers beating out the beat. He was on his way! Wild Bob became well known backing big name artists and playing with such bands as Screaming Lord Sutch and The Savages, The Countbishops, The Wild Angels, Heinz of the Tornados, Wee Willie Harris, etc..
After backing many other bands, he went on to form a group with a band called Matchbox that used the old Carl Perkins hit as their name. After much rehearsal to get the true feel of original Rock 'n' Roll they went on the road and became a huge success and recognized on the Rock 'n' Roll scene as one of the Best! Their popularity grew to the point that they were doing performance after performance, day in day out, touring across the world, cutting records and having major hits that demanded more travel. This naturally took its toll being away from his family and when Wild Bob's father passed away, he went home to sort it all out. No doubt he felt guilty that he had spent so much time on the road away from his family and he needed time to decide what direction his music was taking him. As he Worked his way through depression of losing his father, he realized that Rock 'n' Roll has become his entire life and rocking was something he just had to do. Rock 'n' Roll had him in its grasp and he soon joined the Piano Rocker, Freddie Fingers Lee and the ball started rolling again. He began writing and doing sessions with Freddie, Matchbox, Jim Carlisle, Stuart Coleman and numerous other artists. He began to be called upon to back American artists on tour in Europe such as Charlie Gracie, Gene Summers, Mac Curtis, Clarence 'Frogman' Henry, and his idol... Chuck Berry. What a thrill that must have been!
I personally had the honor of meeting Wild Bob and having his excellent backing in October of 1982 at the rock festival held at Ladbroke's, Perran Sands in Cornwall, England. An artist is only as good as the band that backs them and when I heard that Solid, Hard-Driving beat behind me on stage, I felt like I had died and gone to heaven to have the privilege of being backed by so much raw talent coupled with excellent musicians that make up the group, "Dave Travis and His Bad River Band". I got to know Wild Bob during the festival and found him to de a very warm human being that lived for one thing...to play music, Rock 'n' Roll, the way it was meant to be played... from his heart. It was indeed a pleasure having wild Bob backing me with his hard-driving beat that gave me a challenge to match that drive and he came through on song after song and made me feel that I was once again back in those glorious days of the 50's. It was a show I will never forget. When I appeared at the Weymouth Festival in October 1985, I requested Wild Bob back me on several songs and again, he came through for me like the champion that he is.
It is very gratifying to me and all the other original rockers of the 50's. I Am Sure... to see young talent such as Wild Bob possesses that were inspired and appreciate our humble beginnings of Rock 'n' Roll. When Rock 'n' Roll first came on the horizon, it was a field of music so new and Raw that it was scorned, looked upon as vulgar and "devil-inspired". Yet, it has survived and is being carried on by artists such as Bob in its original form. To know that our struggles to introduce this style of music was not in vain and even though it all began many years ago, it has proven to be the greatest mainstay in the history of music. Rock 'n' Roll Is Here To Stay! Wild Bob Burgos, may I say...You Do Us Proud!
Blues | Rock | FLAC / APE
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