Tracklist
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1 | Judgement Day |
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4:10 | ||||
2 | Hoochie Coochie Coo (feat. Rusty Zinn & Frankie Ramos) |
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3:09 | ||||
3 | Don't Hold Back |
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5:08 | ||||
4 | Buzzin' (feat. Little Jonny & Johnny Cat Soubrand) |
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4:07 | ||||
5 | Let Me Get Closer |
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4:09 | ||||
6 | She Don't Want Me No More |
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3:13 | ||||
7 | Drifting Blues |
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5:47 | ||||
8 | Blue Baby (feat. Bob Welsh) |
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9 | I'll Get You Too |
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3:36 | ||||
10 | Wish Me Well |
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3:58 | ||||
11 | Freight Train (feat. Vance Ehlers, Little Jonny & June Core) |
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4:05 | ||||
12 | The Mumbai Express (feat. Kid Andersen) |
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2:59 | ||||
13 | Ajeeb Daastaan Hai Yeh (feat. Lisa Leuschner Andersen) |
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4:48 |
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About This Artist
Aki Kumar
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Indian-born, San Jose-based Aki Kumar, aka "The Only Bombay Blues Man," left his home in Mumbai with the intention of working as a software engineer in Silicon Valley. Then he discovered the blues, and his life dramatically changed. With his Little Village Foundation debut, Aki Goes to Bollywood, he began integrating elements of Indian music into his musical and visual presentation, making for a multi-cultural mash-up that sounds like no one else, yet never loses touch with its blues foundation. Kumar’s follow-up album, Hindi Man Blues, boasts his most ambitious cross-cult… read more
Indian-born, San Jose-based Aki Kumar, aka "The Only Bombay Blues Man," left his home in Mumbai with the intention of working as a software engineer in Silicon Valley. Then he dis… read more
Indian-born, San Jose-based Aki Kumar, aka "The Only Bombay Blues Man," left his home in Mumbai with the intention of working as a software engineer in Silicon Valley. Then he discovered the blues, and his life dramatically c… read more