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Pre-Order: Which Way Do We Go? [LP] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
Pre-Order: Which Way Do We Go? [LP] (ONLINE ORDER ONLY)
Regular Price $24.99Product Type : Vinyl
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Illinois-based Brandon Santini radiates raw emotion and infectious energy to audiences worldwide. Born in the Piedmont region of North Carolina and raised on historic Beale Street in Memphis, Tennessee; Santini's profound connection to the blues & American roots music fuels his high-energy blend of traditional blues with a contemporary twist, earning him critical acclaim and awards along the way. He has performed at festivals and venues throughout North America, South America, U.K., Europe, India, and Egypt. Santini's near twenty years of touring and combined passion for the genre shine through in every note, establishing him as a true torchbearer of the blues tradition in the 21st century. His soulful vocals and fire igniting harmonica style carry the torch of the blues into a new era, inspiring generations with his incredible talent, undeniable passion, and unwavering commitment to the music that he loves. It's this passion that has afforded Santini the opportunity to perform on stage with the likes of Buddy Guy, Gary Clark, Jr., Beth Hart, Charlie Musselwhite, country music stars Randy Houser & Parmalee, as well as recording with 60's rock & roll legend Sam The Sham, in 2010. Santini is a three time Billboard charting artist and has received seven Blues Music Award nominations.
Tracklist:
- Which Way Do We Go?
- War Ain't Over
- See That Pony
- Ain't Turning Back
- Do What Comes Naturally
- Mile After Mile
- Working on a Mystery
- Trouble Stay Away
- Blues So Bad
- Baby's Got Soul
- She Got the Way
UPC: 753389448641
Label: Momojo
Release Date: 6.12.26
Format: VinylAll Sales are Final.
No Refunds or Exchanges.
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'Lightly Played (LP)'
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'Heavily Played (HP)'
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