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The XXX edition of the Cartagena Jazz Festival will end with pomade, pompadour and rhythm of the fifty stars on a big party on Sunday November 21 by Eli "Paperboy" Reed.
Present his Come and get it, where will attract everyone to their dance floor.
The concert will be at 20:30 am in the Nuevo Teatro Circo Cartagena.
The seats cost 20 Euros.
L0 The British magazine Mojo in 2009 considered the voice of the year and presented it as the male equivalent of Amy Winehouse.
And The New York Times says Ely 'Paperboy' Reed, is warmly compelling smoothness of a rhythm & blues elegant and muscular to Otis Redding and Sam Cooke.
She is 26 years and say they always travel with a bottle of gel in the suitcase.
Although it looks like a dapper young man of this age, and lives in a bohemian area of Brooklyn, Ely 'Paperboy' Reed may well have escaped the past.
School of Stax Records, for example.
For he writes that he has dug up the sound with his feverish rhythm'n'blues revision of the genus.
Also getting the miracle of a Jewish white boy from Massachusetts singing like a black in Alabama in the sixties.
In other words, as if this boy had never heard music recorded after that time.
Eli 'Paperboy' Reed came to the Big Apple after having gained a certain reputation in the black clubs in Clarksdale, Mississippi.
There would have put the nickname 'Paperboy' for those guys who deliver newspapers door to door.
Born in a village in the suburbs of Boston and grew up listening to old dusty vinyl from his father, a music critic.
Collector of LP's, Eli Reed recalls that while other kids in school were listening to the radio he was discovering Chuck Berry and Billie Holiday.
Later it was heavily biased towards people of the blues as Muddy Waters.
His second album 'Roll With You', released two years ago, all unreleased songs contained eleven, although someone might think it's covers of songs by Otis Redding, Syl Johnson or James Brown.
This year Come and get it published, with the record label Capitol Records, which proves to be something like the life and soul of a sweaty gay dance hall party in which everyone is drawn to the dance floor.
Source: Mar de Músicas
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