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Willy DeVille - Live In Paris And New York


Modern Electric Blues
1993 / 2012
USA
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With his mariachi-flavoured take on ‘Hey! Joe’ high in European charts across late 1992 and early 1993 and his “Backstreets Of Desire” album (now available on Ace) shifting over 300,000 copies, 
Willy DeVille found himself, after many years of struggle, a genuine star across the Continent. Success brought larger audiences and more extensive tours, something DeVille had long strived for. 
A tall, striking-looking man who dressed like a 19th Century riverboat gambler with a pencil moustache, long, swept back black hair and extravagantly tailored suits, shirts, shoes and ties, Deville 
commanded the stage, singing with a rare candour and expressiveness. As he was now playing to new audiences who were largely unaware of his Mink DeVille recordings, his French label FNAC decided to 
service the new fans with a live hits album.

Live in Paris and New York is the 2012 reissue of Willy's legendary 1993 (Live) album.


01   Lilly's Daddy's Cadillac (Live)
02   This Must Be The Night (Live)
03   Savoir Faire (Live)
04   Cadillac Walk (Live)
05   Bamboo Road (Live)
06   Mixed Up, Shook Up Girl (Live)
07   Heart And Soul (Live)
08   Can't Do Without It (Live)
09   Maybe Tomorrow (Live)
10   I Must Be Dreaming (Live)
11   Heaven Stood Still (Live)
12   Demasiado Corazon (Live)
13   Spanish Stroll (Live)
14   Stand By Me (Live)
15   Hey! Joe (Live)

Lineup:

The Mink DeVille Band
Willy DeVille – lead vocals, guitar, dobro
Mario Cruz – saxophone, percussion
Seth Farber – keyboards, accordion
David J. Keyes – bass guitar, double bass, background vocals
Boris Kinberg – percussion
Freddy Koëlla – guitar, violin, mandolin
Shawn Murray – drums

The Valentine Brothers
Billy Valentine – background vocals
Johnny "Briz" Valentine – background vocals

The Brass Attack Horns
Louis Cortelezzi – saxophone
Steve Madaio – trumpet
Tom "Bones" Malone – trombone, baritone saxophone


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