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Another young Texas axeman from the old school, Smokin' Joe Kubek issued his band's debut disc in 1991 on Bullseye Blues, Steppin' Out Texas Style. Kubek was already playing his smokin' guitar on the Lone Star State chitlin circuit at age 14, supporting such musicians as Freddie King. Soon, he formed his own band and began playing a number of bars across Dallas. In the '80s, he met guitarist/vocalist Bnois King, a native of Monroe, LA, and the duo formed the first edition of the Smokin' Joe Kubek Band. The Smokin' Joe Kubek Band began playing the rest of the Southwest in the late '80s. In 1991, they signed to Bullseye Blues, releasing their debut, Steppin' Out Texas Style, the same year. Following its release, the band launched its first national tour. For the rest of the '90s, the Smokin' Joe Kubek Band toured the United States frequently and issued records like 1993's Texas Cadillac, 1996's Got My Mind Back, and 2000's Bite Me. In 2003 Kubek and guitarist/vocalist Bnois King released Roadhouse Research on the Blind Pig label. The duo's second release for Blind Pig, Show Me the Money, came out in 2004. A single-disc collection of some of the best tracks from the Bullseye Blues years, Served Up Texas Style, came out in 2005. A third album from Blind Pig Records, My Heart's in Texas, was released in 2006. Another joint effort with King, Blood Brothers, appeared in 2008. Kubek and King followed it with Have Blues Will Travel in 2010. ~ Bill Dahl, Rovi
Saw them a couple years ago at the Chenango Blues Fest in Norwich NY. WHAT a party!
captain933
saw Smokin' Joe at a small beach concert in 1995 Jersey Shore, sure made an impression. I was sitting on a cooler of seabreezes that I had smuggled in for my wife's family. might have enhanced the experience!
I remember back in the 80's sitting in Walt Delasandri's apt diddlin' around while Joe caught a nap. Joe woke up and looked at Walt and said Circle of fifths, huh? Always a good place to start a lead! It was then that I realized that in addition to talent, Joe knew music theory! A true musician in every sense. Glad to hear him again, and RIP Walt, the blues miss you!
Just saw them at Southwest Florida Bluesfest. WOW!! What a class act. They made it seem so effort less. Smokin Joe is a bad a** on slide as well. Non stop playing. Smoke on Joe!!!!!!!!!!!!
diffrent song change of mind sounds like his own now great keep them coming.
austintexasband
man i got hooked on your music big time. you can thank pandora for that. all i can say is i dig the uckfay out of it. great groves, vocals, lyrics , guitar , backbeat. all of the above. the band sounds pretty solid and tight.
dog8mybag stoned again productions austin texas usa , planet earth
A great electric blues band on records. If you want the full effect......go see them live. The bass is straight forward and a big part of the sound. Smokin' Joe and Bnois trade licks and create a killer groove.
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Saw them a couple years ago at the Chenango Blues Fest
in Norwich NY. WHAT a party!
dog8mybag stoned again productions
austin texas usa , planet earth