The Blue Stompers Jump Revue – Never Give Up !

The Blue Stompers Jump Review are a multinational band, and for many years, the hidden black pearl of blues on the Costa del Sol. They sound like Woogie Boogie, blues, New Orleans jazz and the rawest R & B of Dr. Feelgood . In short: the wet swamps of the Mississippi could use some Mediterranean breeze. The Blue Stompers Jump Review have been, for many years, the hidden black pearl of blues on the Costa del Sol. A multinational band made up of the Scotsman Andy MacKechnie (drums), the Finnish Markus Duus (double bass), the "British-Cypriot " Paul Stylianou (harmonica and voice) and one of the oldest guitars in Fuengirola and its surroundings, that of Víctor "Elmore" Sánchez. You don't have to be very smart to realize that with these wickers that intertwine the musical culture of northern Europe with the Mediterranean and using blues as a mortar of union, the result can be extraordinary. The Stompers sound like Woogie Boogie, African-American blues, 1940s New Orleans jazz and the rawest R&B of Dr. Feelgood. The humid swamps of the Mississippi benefit from a bit of a Mediterranean breeze and in Edinburgh, they are grateful in the cold winters for Terral de Málaga. And to my ears too.

1. She Ain't Been Cheating 3:21

2. Two Miles Up 4:01

3. Tip Toe 2:32

4. Bread And Scrambled Eggs 3:30

5. Never Give Up 4:32

Markus Duus - double bass and electric bass

From Finland, before moving to Spain he was a regular in the Blues and Rockabilly Groups scene playing with some of the best Finnish Bands around including the famous Tomi Leino. Markus has been with The Stompers since day one when formed back in 2014 with his beautiful Double Bass "Betty". A true genius and a true Gentleman. 

Andy Mack - drums and percussion

Of Scottish heritage but many years based in Spain,admirer of the works of Odie Payne, Kenny Smith, among many others. 

Victor "Elmore" Sanchez - guitar

From Marbella, spent many years playing with some of the best artists along the coast and also has traveled outside of Spain to explore many different styles of the Blues , considered as a true inspiration to many, delivers his own unique style that cuts above the rest ! A humble man that delivers a punch with his own unique sound and style that cuts above many. 

Paul Stylianou - vocals and harmonica

Originally from Greenwich in London, moved to Spain in 2002 and has played with various Blues Bands along the Costa Del Sol before helping form The Blue Stompers Jump Review in 2014, now the frontman, lead singer and Harmonica player for the band, currently writing more new material for the upcoming albums. Biggest influences include, Little Walter, James Harman, James Cotton, Kim Wilson to name a few.

Recorded at Cambaya Studio, Antequera, Spain