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Kokomo Kings - Too Good To Stay Away From Rock & Pop (CD) (UK Import)

Kokomo Kings - Too Good To Stay Away From Rock & Pop (CD) (UK Import)

Artist: Kokomo Kings

Music Genre: Rock & roll, Rock, Blues

Cat No
RBR 5848X
Released
2017
Pressing
Germany
Styles
Rock & Roll

EAN/UPC - 4260072723481

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Rock & roll, Rock, and Blues

The Kokomo Kings — Too Good To Stay Away From
Format: CD • Label: Rhythm Bomb Records (RBR 5848X) • Released: 2017 • Pressing: Germany • Genre: Rock & Roll

Tracklist:
1. Too Good To Stay Away From
2. The River Turned To Steam
3. I Can't Go Home Looking Like This
4. She's Stealin' Candy
5. Pillow Of Gold
6. When I Tried To Think
7. Girl From The Moon
8. I'm Your Plumber
9. Silicone Brain
10. Standing In The Cold Rain
11. A Wasted Day Is Forever Lost
12. You Need A Little Dirt (To Make The Grass Green)

Imported from the UK.

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  • Too Good to Stay Away From

  • The River Turned to Steam

  • I Can´t Go Home Looking Like This

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About the artist

The Kokomo Kings are a juke joint blues band, formed in 2012, and it's a collaboration between dedicated Swedish and Danish musicians. After years of backing a long list of international blues artists like James Harman, Mud Morganfield, Big Jack Johnson, Lazy Lester, Louisiana Red, John Primer, Big Joe Louis, Keith Dunn, Rusty Zinn and so on, and playing with a number of Scandinavian bands like The Instigators, The Domestic Bumblebees, Paul & The Blue Delivery, Peter Nande Band and many others, they decided to start a new band and do their own thing.

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