COCO MONTOYA ~
Live at the Big Muddy Blues Festival
St. Louis, MO
Duration: 5:33
COCO MONTOYA
Posted by admin | Under Coco Montoya Sunday Dec 20, 2009Coco Montoya ~ Toronto 3-17-07
Posted by admin | Under Coco Montoya Sunday May 31, 2009
Fabulous blues!
Guitar player Coco Montoya
At the Silver Dollar. Toronto, Canada.
Duration: 7:37
Coco Montoya in concert in Toronto – MAR 17, 07
Posted by admin | Under Coco Montoya Wednesday Dec 10, 2008
Fabulous blues guitarist Coco Montoya
Live at the Silver Dollar room in Toronto.
March 17, 2007
Duration: 8:30
Walter Trout & Friends – Full Circle
Posted by admin | Under Blues Music, Coco Montoya Tuesday Jul 15, 2008
UPC: 710347111726 1. She Takes More Than She Gives – (with John Mayall) 2. Workin’ Overtime – (with Jeff Healey) 3. Firehouse Mama – (with Eric Sardinas) 4. Who’s Listenin’ In – (with Coco Montoya) 5. Slap Happy – (with Junior Watson) 6. Wrapped Around Your Finger – (with Guitar Shorty) 7. Busy Man, A – (with James Harman) 8. Highway Song – (with John Mayall) 9. When Will It Ever Change – (with Bernard Allison) 10. Can’t Help Falling Apart – (with Finis Tasby) 11. After Hours – (with Deacon Jones) 12. Clouds On The Horizon – (with Joe Bonamassa) 13. Full Circle – (with Larry Keene)
Ana Popovic & Coco Montoya
Posted by admin | Under Ana Popovic, Coco Montoya Monday Jul 14, 2008
Ana Popovic and Coco Montoya Jamming
2 blues artists that transcend race, gender and international borders.
Duration : 2:56
Dirty Deal – Montoya
Posted by admin | Under Coco Montoya Sunday Jul 13, 2008
At times on Dirty Deal, it’s virtually a Little Feat reunion, with five members from the classic lineup helping out on “Three Sides To Every Story”, giving it a wonderful, funky momentum. Montoya himself is definitely a bette rthan average guitarist and singer when it comes to the RB/blues axis, although he’s at his best on tracks like “How Do You Sleep At Night?” where he has the chance to pull more emotion from his instrument in this case, more than a touch of bitterness. He’s cut from the same cloth as Robert Cray, but without the same soulful subtlety Montoya is more a shot and a beer than a smooth cocktail. You come away from this with the sense that he holds nothing back, and even a performance in the studio would be sweaty; there’s that amount of commitment. And whilst he may not be one of the guitar gods, when he unleashes a flurry of notes (as on “It Takes Time”) he’s still a powerhouse. Perhaps the biggest problem is that, although he cranks in all departments, there’s very little to really distinguish his music from many others mining the same seam.
- Chris Nickson, All Music Guide
Coco Montoya
Posted by admin | Under Coco Montoya Thursday Jun 19, 2008
Coco Montoya plays the blues at Mexacali Blues in NJ. Oh yeah!! “I Can’t Get My in Gear”
Duration : 0:4:49
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