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To
speak about The Allnighters is to speak
about one of the main referents regarding black music in the country and about a time when R ´n´B was little more than an often misunderstood
and residual gender. Long before
revivalist fevers, beyond temporal tendencies and fashions, This band from Vitoria raised the
genre´s flag up to the top for a decade inspired by soul, blues and psychodelia but most of
all by attitude, an attitude that only great bands have.
Since 1988 and a overwhelming
live on stage performance The Allnighters signed 3 Lps, several singles, hundreds
of gigs and so many different collaborations along with international
artists, sweeping along an army of faithful fans to which they said good bye in 1998. A long waiting
but definitely worth it. In 2013 they came back with the same energy of always
just to perpetuate their legacy and recover
the place where they belong inside the
scene
Listen : Gipsy Woman
mp3
