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    Hi Fret Members,

    I want to share with you the good news a new baby born it's name is Don't Give Up a brand new album to celebrate our 20th Jubilee as Blues Band. We recorde it on a time span of 2 years due to time constrains and disponibility of our guest. Indeed it's a piece of history since we invited guest which were part of our Band or collaborated with us over this long period of twenty years.

    11 tracks mainly covers of songs which were part of our repertoire for years and some new songs. we have also two originals: one blues song "Southbound" of me and "Spleenitude" a tribute to Claude Demet our deceased friend which recorded our first album in 2011.

    Hope you'll like it 3 songs are free to listen on our web site boutique. I hope to soon offer a digital version on our Bandcamp account

    dontalbum2.jpg

    Below is a teaser of the recording sessions

    https://youtu.be/muKZM70lau4
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    I'll definitely be checking this out.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marnold View Post
    I'll definitely be checking this out.
    Thanks Marnold
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    C'est super, vraiment! Really This Sounds so professional and true, it's great that guys like you keep the blues alive! You know I'm still hoping for a meet and a nice gig together :-)
    I will buy your album!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jimi75 View Post
    C'est super, vraiment! Really This Sounds so professional and true, it's great that guys like you keep the blues alive! You know I'm still hoping for a meet and a nice gig together :-)
    I will buy your album!!!
    Thanks a lot jimi, coming from an excellent musician like you it's really touching ! I would be very happy if we could hook together and share the stage for a gig ! Thanks again for the support !
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    I watched the teaser video. My French is absolutely hopeless so I had to rely on Google's mishmash of a translation of your site. It seemed like the only way to order was in Euros. Should I just wait for the digital version for ordering from this side of the pond?
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    Sounds great Jipes. Looking forward to the album.
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    Quote Originally Posted by marnold View Post
    I watched the teaser video. My French is absolutely hopeless so I had to rely on Google's mishmash of a translation of your site. It seemed like the only way to order was in Euros. Should I just wait for the digital version for ordering from this side of the pond?
    Hello Marnold, sorry for the lack of english instructions We don't really have an international destination. I thought that you could pay by credit card in this cas you'll pay in euros and your bank will do the conversion isn't it ? Same if you have a Paypal account ! When I set up teh boutique they didn't allow me to ask for different currencies
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    Quote Originally Posted by helliott View Post
    Sounds great Jipes. Looking forward to the album.
    Thanks Helliot ! The album is now available and soon as well as a digital download on our Bandcamp account
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    Wow! Sounds terrific, Jipes! Congratulations! And you covered one of my favorite Ry Cooder songs...!
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    Thanks a lot TJ Curtin, I would love to do more Ry Cooder stuff, we also play on stage "Smack Dab in the Middle"
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    Nice job Jipes.....really enjoyed the compilation on YouTube. Sounds great.

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    Love the sound and playing! Well done, you have a great thing going there.
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    Quote Originally Posted by piebaldpython View Post
    Nice job Jipes.....really enjoyed the compilation on YouTube. Sounds great.
    Thanks a lot, we are really happy by the feedback of this new album. Everyones seems to have a blast with our new CD

    Quote Originally Posted by Robert View Post
    Love the sound and playing! Well done, you have a great thing going there.
    Thanks Robert, the set-up was pretty simpla two telecasters, one Fender like boutique amp from a friend of mine and a tube screamer with a touch of tremolo from the amp and a slice of delay from teh pedal and here we go. It's pretty basic but that's the way it sound the best for me
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    By teh way the digital album is present there if you want to support us

    https://mojotrio.bandcamp.com/album/dont-give-up

    If you buy the download the album and want the graphics I'll be happy to give them freely
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    Quote Originally Posted by Jipes View Post
    By teh way the digital album is present there if you want to support us

    https://mojotrio.bandcamp.com/album/dont-give-up
    Cool! I'll download it from home later today.

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    You're welcome TIG
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    Oh ho! And who is playing slide on the Danelectro U3?! I bought one in a pawn shop a few months ago and really love it! I have just ordered the CD and look forward to getting it, Jipes - really nice playing on that teaser!

    Ted
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    Quote Originally Posted by tjcurtin1 View Post
    Oh ho! And who is playing slide on the Danelectro U3?! I bought one in a pawn shop a few months ago and really love it! I have just ordered the CD and look forward to getting it, Jipes - really nice playing on that teaser!

    Ted
    It's a friend of us Florent Kirchmeyer a real talented guy which is mainly now playing Gipsy Jazz but he is good at whatever style he plays (Rock, Blues Reggae, Gipsy etc...). We had a ball trying to emulate each other on "One Way Out", this was a blast ! Thanks for the good words, we have been keeping it simple one or two takes and down to the bone, I guess that's the way we sound more real to what we are as a trio
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