The Humorous and charming talented Chris BadNews Barnes is back with another musical venture ‘When Koko Came to Town’ collaborating with Grammy winner Tom Hambridge.
Blues is one of the most amusing Afro-American musical genres and Chris BadNews Barnes is back with his witty ways of making songs that have some elevated purposes. ‘BadNews Rising’ is his first original blues album and the third venture with Vizztone Record Label. Delivering some satiric and reflective musical gems drenched in the auras of some legendary blues performers. ‘When Koko Came To Town’, offers the story of the early days of Hokum, when legends like Koko Taylor, Pinetop Perkins, and Johnny Copeland shared the stage and performed on tramps. The first work with Vizztone was Hokum Blues. LIVE was the second Vizztone release. This song became widely popular and has received two esteemed blues nominations and eight positions on the Billboards and fifth position on Amazon.
The album ‘BadNews Rising’ has some inspiringly poetic tracks reaching great musical heights. The first glimpse of the video of ‘When Koko Came To Town’ holds a night bird’s view of New York City with all the glittering lights. Then Chris BadNews Barnes comes with a red wired retro mic and started performing the song indulging to present his admiration and love for Koko Taylor with his prolific vocal qualities. Along with the fascinating musical arrangements of the song, the background screen had her old videos along with some of her stills. This versatile artist offered his fans a detailed website containing every piece of information, apart from that his music is available on YouTube. To have all the latest updates on his music releases follow him on social media platforms like Facebook and Twitter.
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