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Name
  
Diablo Dimes

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Instruments
  
Guitar, Bass, Banjo, Piano, Accordion, Percussion, Harmonica, Kazoo

Associated acts
  
Deacon & The Fox, Chuck E. Weiss, HBO, Discovery Channel, Viva Marquee Music, Rhythm Chief Records, Reltone Records, Drunk Monk Records

Role
  
Singer · diablodimesmusic.com

Albums
  
Hoodoo Serpentine Blues, Villains

Diablo Dimes "No Name Song #22"


Diablo Dimes (born in Holguin, Oriente Province, Cuba, on December 19, 1973) is a Cuban-American singer-songwriter. He has seven studio releases to date, and has contributed his songs to numerous television shows, independent films, plays and musicals. Tours on occasion as both, a band leader, and solo artist. Currently resides in the Shenandoah Valley, USA.

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Album discography

  • Hoodoo Serpentine Blues LP (2014)
  • Villains LP (2011)
  • Memoirs of a Poor Balladeer: Vol. 1 & 2 LP (2009)
  • Rainin' Wine on Sunday LP (2007)
  • Son de Cruel EP (2006)
  • Gloria O' Muerte EP (2005)
  • The Tales EP (2000)
  • Singles discography

  • "Dixie Doodle Doo" (2014)
  • "Frankie Jones" (2011)
  • "Up In Flames" (2009)
  • "No Name Song #22" (2009)
  • "Rainin' Wine On Sunday" (2007)
  • "Wiggle Away" (2006)
  • "Down From Nothin'" (2005)
  • "Sweaty Sixty" (2000)
  • Songs

    No Name Song
    Rainin' Wine on Sunday
    Frankie Jones
    Down From Nothin
    Dixie Doodle Doo
    Eggshell Rag
    Gabardine Blues
    Wiggle Away
    So Long Blues
    Porcupine Women Blues
    Lip Smackin' Blues
    Done Me What's Mine
    Phila-Delphi Blues
    Jackass Rag
    Dreams True to You
    I'm Sorry Boo
    Ride - Ride - Ride
    Gone Blues
    Wicked Son House
    Le Rogo A Los Cielos
    Riverside Funeral Blues
    Dirty Dope Monkey Blues
    Joint Juke Box
    Tain't No Crack
    Villain Blues
    Wishing Well Blues
    Shake Baby Blues
    Lowdown Heartbreaker
    Pigeon Toe Woman Blues
    Backstep Ballad
    Mudhat Blues
    Secret Song

    References

    Diablo Dimes Wikipedia


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