Bo Gumbos

Bo Gumbos was a vibrant and influential band in Japan's music scene, known for their unique blend of New Orleans R&B, rock, and funk influences, which they seamlessly integrated with elements of Japanese pop. The group's inception dates back to the late 1980s, and they quickly made a name for themselves with their energetic live performances and their ability to capture the essence of the American South's musical traditions, while infusing it with a contemporary and international flair.

Throughout their career, Bo Gumbos released a series of albums and collections that showcased their dynamic range and musical versatility. Notable works include "Get On Up〜History Of Bo Gumbos Vol.1〜," a retrospective that offers insights into the band's early days and musical evolution; and "GO GO KING LIVE!," an album that captures the raw energy of their live shows. They continued to delight fans with releases such as "1989," paying homage to one of their formative years, and the "BO GUMBOS SINGLE COLLECTION," which brought together some of their most beloved tracks. Albums like "ULTRAVELIN' ELEPHANT GUMBO" and "JUNGLE GUMBO" reinforce their fondness for thematic titles and their ability to interweave storytelling with rhythm. The title "BO&GUMBO" underlines the band's identity, symbiotically tying the frontman to the group, while their program "Bo Gumbo Radio Show 'Gris Gris Time'" indicates their reach beyond traditional music platforms, engaging audiences through the airwaves with their charismatic presence. Bo Gumbos remain a celebrated act, admired for their dedication to the craft and their contribution to the international music landscape.

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Get On Up〜History Of Bo Gumbos Vol.1〜
Album - 14 Tracks - Released December 1, 2009
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