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ROOTSVILLE • BELGIUM

Kimon & The Prophets are a blues rock band who have long earned their stripes in the New York club circuit. They already toured all over the U.S. and even Europe is not strange for them anymore. When Kimon (voclas, guitar & organ) during one of his performances with the NY garage band''The Wilsons' drummer Rob Savoy met clicked the pretty and pulled together at the hort.

Beginning in 2008 they found their old friend Marc Gambino (bass & vocals) and Kimon & The Prophets were a fact. Together this trio had many 'live' experience both at concerts and radio performances in 2009 and now make their album "Road House Party" for. The "making-off of this album did Kimon and his pals' appeal to a" horn section "consisting Baron Raymundo (Alto Sax), Anthony M Gorusso (trumpet), Mark Patterson (trombone) and Timmy Capello (tenor sax ).

"Road House Party" is a pleasant listening album with no less than 16 tracks and the title track opener as they sit right on track. The kind of blues rock with organ that sounds nice and always makes the sharp guitar riffs do not really rocking steps forward but one variety that the album only stronger.

For funk there is space created and "Far Off Places" is a very danceable song become and with "A Letter From Ocean Side" but "Time To Move On" they come to the right path and blues rock, the band already quite firmly rocking in the corner. A blues rock band that dares to covers, there must be one from Jimmy Hendrix to find and "Fire" fulfilling the expectations.

There are 2 album covers can be observed and one is "Peace, Love & Understanding" by Nick Low but certainly 'Heroes' by David Bowie said that along with Brian Eno. So in addition to many private and therefore less known work for our region maintain this "Road House Party" covers just enough to make the most enjoyable album to make without too much to concentrate on work colleagues.

This album is accompanied by a DVD with video clips of different songs and impressions of their foreign tours. For me, these men still unknown but one of their following passages I will call them after listening to this album certainly admire.

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