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Smokin Joe Kubek Wiki Information
Smokin' Joe Kubek
(born November 30, 1956, Grove City, Pennsylvania
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SMOKIN JOE KUBEK TICKETS
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Biography
Although he was born in Pennsylvania, Kubek grew up in Texas and is associated with the Texas blues style. He played with Freddie King while still a teenager, and put together his own band to tour in the Dallas area. [1] He met the Louisiana-born singer, Bnois King, in the 1980s, and together they put together the first incarnation of Kubek's band. [2] Kubek signed to Bullseye Blues in 1991 and released his debut record; he has steadily released albums since then, which often featured the two frontmen's songs. Discography
- Steppin' Out Texas Style
(Bullseye Blues, 1991)
- Chain Smokin' Texas Style
(Bullseye, 1992)
- Texas Cadillac
(Bullseye, 1993)
- Cryin' for the Moon
(Bullseye, 1995)
- Keep Comin' Back
(Bullseye, 1996)
- The Axe Man
(Double Trouble Records, 1996)
- Got My Mind Back
(Bullseye, 1996)
- Take Your Best Shot
(Bullseye, 1998)
- Bite Me!
(Bullseye, 2000)
- Roadhouse Research
(Blind Pig Records, 2003)
- Show Me the Money
(Blind Pig, 2004) U.S. Blues #14 [3]
- My Heart's in Texas
(Blind Pig, 2006) U.S. Blues #11
- Blood Brothers
(Alligator Records, 2008) U.S. Blues #4
References
- Smokin' Joe Kubek at Allmusic
- The Blues - From Robert Johnson (musician)
- Billboard, Allmusic.com
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