![]() ![]() ![]() Up Next the lead track off his 2019 album, “Masterpiece” Bring On The Rain. “That cashier is now a bag-lady.” Says Castiglia. This song was a comfort to young Albert after his unsuccessful attempt to court a young cashier in his time at the store. Promise.) This leads us into, Walk The Back Streets & Crying, a song by Little Milton. Castiglia emphatically declares his love of their fried chicken, (which can rival any chicken joint, ever (Yes, even Gus’. “I was a bag-boy at Publix.” For those of you unfamiliar with the chain of grocery stores located here in the south, well, I’m sorry. Followed by the title track from his 2017 release, “Up All Night.” This song expresses woes & dynamics of interpersonal relationships under the guise of a high energy party tune. Now that the energy in the room is fully charged, Castiglia’s rendition of the Roosevelt Sykes tune, Dirty Mother for You, came next. A perfect expression of the frustration that can be felt within the marital construct. All joking aside, this song, at it’s heart, conveys a powerful message & delivers a transporting, blistering, hidden gem of a blues rock guitar solo at its climax. A tribute to domestic bliss & struggle written by Gulf Coast Records label founder & best friend to Castiglia, Mike Zito. Quit Your Bitchin’… This song touches audiences in an ultra relatable & profound way. Both tracks from his 2022 album release, “I Got Love.” He goes into the Melvin Taylor & The Slack Band tune, Depression Blues. Feels good! Up next is one of ACB’s most recognized songs, Let The Big Dog Eat from his 2016 album, “Big Dog.”Īfter a comical introduction we hear, Take My Name Out of Your Mouth, a PSA for “haters” on the internet. Kicking it off right we get Big Toe from his 2013 album, “A Stones Throw.” A bass heavy prison blues track written by Iko-Iko’s Graham Wood Drout. Seasoning the brew with in a bit of sarcastic humor and we’re off. Adds a dash of sweet, recognizing his lady love, wife Michelle Castiglia. ![]() He gives us a swift greeting, sprinkles in few shoutouts to special folks in the audience. *wink-nudge*Ĭastiglia exclaims proudly, “I knew my friends would be here” as he scans the room, squinting through the blinding brightness of the stage lights. A talk with Albert feels as good as enjoying his music live. All it takes is one conversation with Albert to feel a bond forged with him. ![]() He is open & transparent about his life & gives folks a feeling of closeness to him that you won’t get from many other performers of his station. If you’re familiar with Albert Castiglia then you’ll know, he is a friendly guy. There are giant screens broadcasting an eagle eye view of the stage & house audio, a considerately designed situation for those who can’t be inside or would rather take it all in from the outside. Those who didn’t buy tickets ahead of time are sent to the outdoor area set-up with comfortable couches, outdoor bar & tables for larger parties. Not an empty seat, the standing room continues jam up to the point of cut-off. It’s The Funky Biscuit in Boca Raton, FL where The Albert Castiglia Band takes the stage, “It feels great to be back home.” Castiglia says to the full house. Albert Castiglia Band – The Funky Biscuit Īlbert Castiglia – Guitar & Vocals Ephraim Lowell – Drums Mark Garabian – Bass * Groovy Pantesco Guest Guitar (1 Song)īy Audrey Michelle | Photos Chris Schmitt ![]()
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