CATROGATOS A Estrada welcomes the Vargas Blues Band
He lived in Mendoza, San Luis, Buenos Aires and Mar del Plata, where Javier started playing the guitar: it was the first gift from his father, was a Spanish naylon string guitar. When he got his first electric guitar was only 12 years.
Javier was first moved to Nashville, Tennessee, the birthplace of Country and Rockabilly, obligatory place for southern rock bands step. Two years later he moved to Los Angeles. There he played in clubs and collaborated on recordings as a session guitarist. Every night participated in jam sessions with British and American artists and musicians met the category of Alvin Lee, Roy Buchanan, texas department of health jobs Cannet Heat, etc.. that also influenced his style.
In 1972, on a visit to his family in Spain, he was offered texas department of health jobs work as a guitarist on a cruise that left from Vigo to Southampton (Great Britain) to scroll after the Caribbean with stops in Aruba, Jamaica, texas department of health jobs Curacao ... The cruise was full Jamaicans returning to their homeland, many of them musicians, with jam sessions that were organized. Besides being a great experience for the trip itself, the cruise suposo making contact with other influences such as Reggae.
On his return to Spain from USA, Javier was part of the band Miguel Rios and participated in several of his albums, The Old rockers never die, Boomerang Rock and Roll, Rock and Rios ... - bringing subjects like A Horse Called Death , generation limit, or New Wave ...
Throughout the decade, Javier spent time in London, playing clubs, Paris - working as a moving-in circuits York Jazz and Blues with fellow guitarist Ray Gomez-session musician and New.
In 1991 gives the most important step in his career and make his own band. Blues All Around is the first album recorded as a leader Javier Vargas of Vargas Blues Band. Collaborated Elena Figueroa and Philip Guttman, among others.
In 1992 Madrid-Memphis appears. In this second album Javier Vargas had the cooperation of the bluesman Carey Bell and Louisiana Red, flamenco guitarist Rafael Riqueni and voices of Philip Guttman and Jeff Espinoza.
In February 1994, goes outside, Blues Latino. For this work Javier Vargas had the collaboration of Flaco Jimenez, Chris Rea, Junior Wells and Andres Calamaro. The album was extremely well received among a wide range of audiences. Also published in Argentina and following the well received album in that country, the Vargas Blues Band in Buenos Aires acts resounding success with audiences and critics.
In May 1995 at Ardent studios in Memphis and Austin (Texas) Texas Tango is recorded. Produced by Jim Gaines, the album featured collaborations texas department of health jobs with Double Trouble (Band Stevie R. Vaughan), Larry T. Thurston (Blues Brothers) and Preston Shannon. It has been published in Spain, France, Switzerland, Colombia, Mexico and Brazil.
In July of the same year he was invited by Carlos Santana to play with him two themes of the concert at the Zenith texas department of health jobs in Paris. The passion and feeling transmitting the guitar duo inflamed the French public. The invitation was repeated in 1998 during Santana concert in Madrid (Conde Duque), Paris (Bercy) and in 2000, on tour "Supernatural" by Spain.
Gipsy Boogie (1997), repeat production of Jim Gaines. Was recorded between Madrid and Memphis, was mixed and mastered in Florida in New York. Reviewers had the likes of Raimundo Amador, Carles Benavent, The Chonchi, Cuban singer David Montes, Chester Thompson, Lonnie Brooks, texas department of health jobs Larry McCray, Little Jimmy King, David Allen and Larry Graham (Sly & The Family Stone). This album was nominated for the Friend Awards, was released in a total of 24 countries and the band extended their tours to France, Italy, Germany and Portugal.
Larry Graham, the current music director of the band The Artist-The New Power Generation-introduced texas department of health jobs in December 1998 to Javier Vargas and The Artist (Formerly Known As Prince), who invited Javier to play with him on various subjects concert at the Palacio de los Deportes in Madrid, Jam of the Year.
Feedback / Bluestrology (1998) is the sixth album by Vargas. It released as a double CD, was recorded texas department of health jobs in Checkendon (England), co-produced by Ian Taylor (producer Gary Moore, etc..) And with the participation of its regular contributors to Memphis: Steve Potts, Dave Smith and Ernest Williamson and band vocalists Bobby Alexander and David Montes.
In November 1999 the Vargas Blues Band moved to the U.S. to record their first album live at club "Buddy Guy's Legends" in Chicago. Participated as guest artists Larry McCray, harmonica player Sugar Blue and flamenco singer Elena Andújar. The concert was recorded texas department of health jobs on a mobile unit under the supervision of Ian Taylor.
He lived in Mendoza, San Luis, Buenos Aires and Mar del Plata, where Javier started playing the guitar: it was the first gift from his father, was a Spanish naylon string guitar. When he got his first electric guitar was only 12 years.
Javier was first moved to Nashville, Tennessee, the birthplace of Country and Rockabilly, obligatory place for southern rock bands step. Two years later he moved to Los Angeles. There he played in clubs and collaborated on recordings as a session guitarist. Every night participated in jam sessions with British and American artists and musicians met the category of Alvin Lee, Roy Buchanan, texas department of health jobs Cannet Heat, etc.. that also influenced his style.
In 1972, on a visit to his family in Spain, he was offered texas department of health jobs work as a guitarist on a cruise that left from Vigo to Southampton (Great Britain) to scroll after the Caribbean with stops in Aruba, Jamaica, texas department of health jobs Curacao ... The cruise was full Jamaicans returning to their homeland, many of them musicians, with jam sessions that were organized. Besides being a great experience for the trip itself, the cruise suposo making contact with other influences such as Reggae.
On his return to Spain from USA, Javier was part of the band Miguel Rios and participated in several of his albums, The Old rockers never die, Boomerang Rock and Roll, Rock and Rios ... - bringing subjects like A Horse Called Death , generation limit, or New Wave ...
Throughout the decade, Javier spent time in London, playing clubs, Paris - working as a moving-in circuits York Jazz and Blues with fellow guitarist Ray Gomez-session musician and New.
In 1991 gives the most important step in his career and make his own band. Blues All Around is the first album recorded as a leader Javier Vargas of Vargas Blues Band. Collaborated Elena Figueroa and Philip Guttman, among others.
In 1992 Madrid-Memphis appears. In this second album Javier Vargas had the cooperation of the bluesman Carey Bell and Louisiana Red, flamenco guitarist Rafael Riqueni and voices of Philip Guttman and Jeff Espinoza.
In February 1994, goes outside, Blues Latino. For this work Javier Vargas had the collaboration of Flaco Jimenez, Chris Rea, Junior Wells and Andres Calamaro. The album was extremely well received among a wide range of audiences. Also published in Argentina and following the well received album in that country, the Vargas Blues Band in Buenos Aires acts resounding success with audiences and critics.
In May 1995 at Ardent studios in Memphis and Austin (Texas) Texas Tango is recorded. Produced by Jim Gaines, the album featured collaborations texas department of health jobs with Double Trouble (Band Stevie R. Vaughan), Larry T. Thurston (Blues Brothers) and Preston Shannon. It has been published in Spain, France, Switzerland, Colombia, Mexico and Brazil.
In July of the same year he was invited by Carlos Santana to play with him two themes of the concert at the Zenith texas department of health jobs in Paris. The passion and feeling transmitting the guitar duo inflamed the French public. The invitation was repeated in 1998 during Santana concert in Madrid (Conde Duque), Paris (Bercy) and in 2000, on tour "Supernatural" by Spain.
Gipsy Boogie (1997), repeat production of Jim Gaines. Was recorded between Madrid and Memphis, was mixed and mastered in Florida in New York. Reviewers had the likes of Raimundo Amador, Carles Benavent, The Chonchi, Cuban singer David Montes, Chester Thompson, Lonnie Brooks, texas department of health jobs Larry McCray, Little Jimmy King, David Allen and Larry Graham (Sly & The Family Stone). This album was nominated for the Friend Awards, was released in a total of 24 countries and the band extended their tours to France, Italy, Germany and Portugal.
Larry Graham, the current music director of the band The Artist-The New Power Generation-introduced texas department of health jobs in December 1998 to Javier Vargas and The Artist (Formerly Known As Prince), who invited Javier to play with him on various subjects concert at the Palacio de los Deportes in Madrid, Jam of the Year.
Feedback / Bluestrology (1998) is the sixth album by Vargas. It released as a double CD, was recorded texas department of health jobs in Checkendon (England), co-produced by Ian Taylor (producer Gary Moore, etc..) And with the participation of its regular contributors to Memphis: Steve Potts, Dave Smith and Ernest Williamson and band vocalists Bobby Alexander and David Montes.
In November 1999 the Vargas Blues Band moved to the U.S. to record their first album live at club "Buddy Guy's Legends" in Chicago. Participated as guest artists Larry McCray, harmonica player Sugar Blue and flamenco singer Elena Andújar. The concert was recorded texas department of health jobs on a mobile unit under the supervision of Ian Taylor.
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