The Juke Joint Pimps

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Red Wine 00:00 Tools
Seasons Love 00:00 Tools
Delta Trip 00:00 Tools
Mean And Evil 00:00 Tools
Dust My Broom 00:00 Tools
Eat For Me 00:00 Tools
Old School Boogie 00:00 Tools
Dick Shake 00:00 Tools
I Need My Baby 00:00 Tools
Wolfman's Romp 00:00 Tools
Sweetest Hymns 00:00 Tools
King Roland's Prayer 00:00 Tools
Rollin And Tumblin 00:00 Tools
Holy Juke Joint Beat 00:00 Tools
Boogie 65 00:00 Tools
I Feel Guilty 00:00 Tools
Blues Power 00:00 Tools
Constipated Blues 00:00 Tools
Shy Guy 00:00 Tools
Money Honey 00:00 Tools
Juke Joint In The Sky 00:00 Tools
I Can't Be Satisfied 00:00 Tools
Boogie The Church Down 00:00 Tools
Keep Your Arms Around Me 00:00 Tools
The Pimps Don't Like It 00:00 Tools
Feeling Lonely 00:00 Tools
The Devil Is In The Details 00:00 Tools
High This Morning 00:00 Tools
Let’s Do the Hippie Dance 00:00 Tools
That's The Way To Boogie 00:00 Tools
4 Seasons Love 00:00 Tools
Blues & Reefer 00:00 Tools
Superman Don't Get The Blues 00:00 Tools
Am I Blind 00:00 Tools
Don't Push That Button 00:00 Tools
Mister Vegan 00:00 Tools
Let's Do The Hippie Dance 00:00 Tools
You'll Be Mine 00:00 Tools
That's It 00:00 Tools
A Thing You Gotta Face 00:00 Tools
Slim Stepped In Dog Shit 00:00 Tools
Feel So Good 00:00 Tools
The Juke Joint Pimps - King Roland's Prayer 00:00 Tools
Boogie the House Down 00:00 Tools
Rollin' and Tumblin' 00:00 Tools
Blues Reefer 00:00 Tools
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T-Man and Mighty Mike live in the Cologne area in Germany. They had been playing blues for years in various bands before joining forces in the Silvertones in 2003, playing Chicago blues with an attitude. They recorded an album in Belgium and played two tours in Russia. It seems impossible to clearly define just exactly when the Juke Joint Pimps came into being. Maybe some time in ´04. Mike and T-Man had been teaming up with an upright bass player to rock some private students parties, got hired for a couple of shows in local bars, picked up hitting the drums while losing the bassist along the way and suddenly they were there, two blues guys wearing white pin stripe suits, red shoes and jewellery, blasting rough juke joint music for everybody who cared to dance or listen. A two-man band with drums, harmonica, guitar and a voice that can shatter glass – pretty much all you really need to play music sounding like Elmore James, Howlin´ Wolf, North Mississippi Hill Country Blues and Reverend Charlie Jackson. Within very little time the Juke Joint Pimps have evolved into a unique act. "Black" enough sounding to cater to a traditional blues audience while being so wild, loud and raw that the punk rockers and garage freaks dig them just as much. And they´re really truckloads of fun to watch! Read more on Last.fm. User-contributed text is available under the Creative Commons By-SA License; additional terms may apply.