Artist: Franky Perez
Genre(s):
Other
Discography:
Poor Mans Son
Year: 2003
Tracks: 18
Singer/songwriter Franky Perez got his musical bulge out when he befriended dude conga caption and Cuban expatriate, Lazaro Valdez. Perez ab initio precious to recoil things off in New York City, just finances were humble so a tripper to Miami for a cultural reconnection suited him fine. Valdez and Perez at once connected; Perez blind drunk up Cuban rituals like voodoo piece honing his musical background. He was also waiting tables and barely scrape by when quondam Van Halen/Black Crowes manager Pete Angelus contacted him. Angelus urged Perez to leave Miami slow for the private-enterprise border of L.A. Perez did just that, stopped up by his native Las Vegas and gathered the Highway Saints band. A deal with Atlantic's Lava Records surfaced before 2002 came to an end and the reflective, worldbeat-tinged debut Poor Man's Son appeared the following spring.
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