Deák Bill Gyula - A Király Meséi

Styles : Blues Revival, Blues Rock

Released : 2009

Lable : Sonny Music Entertainment

01 - Forró Hó

02 - Nagy Eso Után

03 - Kobányáról Álmodtam
04 - Itthon Maradtam
05 - Hol Az Ég?
06 - Kilakoltatás
07 - Ébredj
08 - Lassú Szorös Blues
09 - Csonka Boogie
10 - Egyedül Az Arénában
11 - Szabadon Élj
12 - A Király Meséje

13 - A Végtelen Felé

14 - Hosszú Az Út
15 - Éjféli Piac
16 - Az Legyél, Aki Vagy


Deák Bill Gyula is a Hungarian blues singer whose career spans several decades. Prior to embarking on a solo career in the mid-'80s, he was a member of the Hobo Blues Band, with which he released several albums. Born Deák Gyula on November 8, 1948, in Budapest, he grew up listening to the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Jimi Hendrix, Cream, the Doors, and other blues-influenced rock acts of the mid- to late '60s. In 1979 he joined the lineup of the Hobo Blues Band, which had formed one year prior, and he was a singer in the band for several years. He is credited with vocals on Hobo Blues Band albums including Középeurópai Hobo Blues (1980), Oly Sokáig Voltunk Lenn (1982), Még Élünk (1983), and Vadászat (1984), plus the latter-day releases Kopaszkutya (1993) and Csintalan Lányok, Rossz Fiúk (1994). Gyula made his solo debut in 1984 with Rossz Vér and released additional albums from time to time over the years, among them Mindhalálig Blues (1986), Bunön, Börtönön, Bánaton Túl (1993), Bort, Bluest, Békességet (1999), Bill Kapitány Blues Cirkusza (2001), and Hatvan Csapás (2008). In 2008, by which time he was considered something of a legend in his homeland, Gyula celebrated his 60th birthday with a triumphant concert later released on CD/DVD as 60. Születésnapi Jubileumi Nagykoncert (2009).

Personnel
Deak Bill Gyula - Vocals
Stars Endre Lukács Peta, Tornóczky Francis Sipeki Zoltán - guitar
Mercenary Thomas - bass
Tamás Szabó - harmonica
Hirleman Bartholomew - drums