Don Mentoni Blues Band - Don Mentoni Blues Band (1988)

                                                          Don Mentoni Blues Band
 Don Mentony Band is a blues, boogie and rock and roll group from Slovenia.

Don Mentony Band became recognised in the late 1980s with the remake of the song "Tulsa Time" (in Slovenian Dobra mrha). The original team were guitarist Janez Hostnik, bass guitarist Frenk Brajer, drummer Robert Fritsch, singer Jani Kovacic and animator Miha Mentony. Later Janez Zmazek - Žan joined as guitarist. Zmazek soon took over the lead in the band and in the early 1992 (after three released albums) the group was left by bass guitarist and singer. Zmazek didn't want to seek another singer, so he decided to sing by himself. The bass player was in March 1992 replaced by Aleksander Cepuš (Alex Bass). In April 1992, the renewed band started to concert. They played two concerts: 20 years of Val 202 in Križanke (MC ZKP RTV 1992) and benefit concert for Bosnia and Herzegovina in Hala Tivoli. They recorded the album Ko noc zamenja dan and album for the singer Janko Ropret. They also performed at a festival Melodije morja in sonca in Portorose and as main guests on a pop workshop 1992. At the end of 1992, the bass guitarist was replaced by Ana Korenini, who played for three years. In that period, many other guitarists were replaced who tried to substitute Janez Hostnik, who left the band in 1993; first came guitarist Bruno, then for the same period Matej Mršnik and at the end Zvone Kukec.

After a period of inactivity, the frontman again gathered a group of musicians in 2010 and resumed performing under this name. They published a best-of live album and played several concerts since then.


Tracklist:

01. Hideaway 02:06 
02. Boom Boom 01:44  
03. Last Night 05:49  
04. Gal You Gotta Watch 02:58  
05. Wee Wee Hours 04:46  
06. There She Goes 03:05  
07. Carol 02:55 
08. Things I Used To Do 02:47  
09. All Your Love 03:14 
10. You Got Me Running 03:13  
11. Highland Blues 02:08