1 	A Hard Days Night 	4:40
2 	Eleanor Rigby 	4:02
3 	You Can't Do That 	4:07
4 	Yesterday 	7:14
5 	Stand By Me 	4:04
6 	I've Got A Feeling 	4:00
7 	Ticket To Ride 	4:14
8 	Yellow Submarine 	3:36
9 	The Word 	3:31
10 	Help	3:04

Bass – Bruno Falcão
Drums – Humberto Zigler
Guitar – Lancaster Ferreira
Organ [Hammond], Piano – Flávio Naves
Saxophone – Denilson Martins
Vocals – Marcos Viana
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Harmonica – Ivan Marcio

The blues aspect of the band is deep-rooted. Blue Beatles’ arrangements combine blues and soul grooves that suit the vocals of the songs while adding a different feel to them. Instrumental solos and improvisation, typical elements of the blues, are an integral part of the Blues Beatles style. Their fiery live performances showcase their individual and collective skills as soloists. ---dakotacooks.com

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1     You Can't Do That 04:05
2    Eleanor Rigby 04:00
3    Yesterday 07:13
4    Help 03:04
5    Yellow Submarine 03:35
6    Ticket To Ride 04:12
7    I've Got A Feeling 03:58
8    A Hard Day's Night 04:38
9    The Word 03:29
10    Stand By Me 04:03

Marcos Viana (lead singer)
Flavio Naves (keyboard)
Fred Barley (drums)
Brunco Falcao (bass)
Denilson Martins (saxophone)
Fred Sunwalk (guitar)

According to the band's official bio, Viana would pick up his acoustic guitar during breaks with Today and start playing Beatles songs, blues style. Soon the rest of the band were adding their own blues twists. From there, the Blues Beatles were officially born in 2013.

Their debut CD "Get Back to The Blues" was recorded in Brazil in 2016, and they released a self-titled album last year. With songs like "Yesterday," "Ticket to Ride," and "You Can't Do That," they've been racking up millions of video views on Facebook. Their version of "A Hard Days Night" alone has 12 million views there.

Not all Beatles songs fit the Blues style, however, and the Blues Beatles don't force songs to fit. They just keep the ones that sound natural in blues style.

Their current U.S. tour this month has taken them through New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia and Missouri. They'll have made a couple of stops in Tennessee before heading to Montgomery on Sunday. The Montgomery show almost didn't happen, since the band is traveling without its backline. "That's like the drums, the guitar amps and the bass amps," Mashburn said. "The piano and the piano amp."

Fortunately, Mashburn has the gear they need, so the show could go on. "This ought to be a lot of fun," Mashburn said. "Everyone my age will know all the words to the songs, no matter how they're playing them." ---montgomeryadvertiser.com

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01. Can’t Buy Me Love
02. Something
03. Let It Be
04. Drive My Car
05. Oh Darling
06. Yer Blues
07. Love Me Do
08. One After 909
09. Chains
10. Come Together

Bass – Bruno Falcão
Drums – Humberto Zigler
Guitar – Lancaster Ferreira
Organ [Hammond], Piano – Flávio Naves
Saxophone – Denilson Martins
Vocals – Marcos Viana 

Blues Beatles started during the breaks of the rehearsals of Today – an original band that Marcos Viana, Flavio Naves, Lancaster Ferreira, Bruno Falcão and Fred Barley started in 2010. Marcos, the singer, would invariably pick up his acoustic guitar and start playing Beatles songs The other members of the band were amazed at how natural the songs sounded, as if he had written them himself. Being blues players the rest of the band started adding their blues twist to these “break songs”. One day Lancaster said: “why do not we mix these two things we love to play? We could call this Blues Beatles! “Everyone loved the idea and together they started the Blues Beatles in 2013.

The first version of the Beatles songs that caught people’s attention was Ticket To Ride. The video has now more than two million views on Facebook. The band has worked and reworked many different songs since it was formed, but only the ones that sound natural to their ears stay in the repertoire. The arrangements combine blues and soul grooves that suit the vocals of the songs while adding a different feel to them. Instrumental solos and improvisation, typical elements of the blues, are an integral part of the Blues Beatles style. ---geneseoriviera.com

I'm a lifetime Beatle fan - from 7 years to 64 years now. I have never cared for Beatle covers cuz to me, they're too fake. These guys, Blues Beatles, put that blues twist on it and made my most loved songs fresh, and even more exciting!! They have SUPER energy in concert!! And they do the Beatles proud!! During this pandemic on Wednesday nights, they are putting on free shows, but you can tip if you want thru Pay Pal, and you just don't want them to end!! ELECTRIC!! Each musician is a very accomplished player and they can really rip it!! ---Susan Rasmussen, amazon.com

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