Albert Castiglia

Blues guitarist Albert Castiglia was created in NY on August 12, 1969. Five years later on his parents relocated to Miami, where Castiglia started learning acoustic guitar. By age 12, he started playing regional gigs and do so regularly throughout senior high school. Pursuing conclusion of his university education, Castiglia worked well as a interpersonal support investigator while playing gigs during the night and on weekends around South Florida. In 1990 he became a member of Miami Blues Expert, and was the group’s business lead guitarist and vocalist for over seven years. After an audition with Chicago blues harp story Junior Wells in 1997, Castiglia end up being the long term business lead guitarist for Wells’ Hoodoo Man’s Music group. Pursuing Junior’s loss of life in 1998, the music group stayed together very long enough to open up displays for blues belter Sandra Hall. In 2001 Castiglia started writing his personal material by using Graham Drout, guitarist and vocalist using the Miami-based music group Iko Iko. With Drout’s assistance, Castiglia released his debut Compact disc, Burn off, in 2002, adopted four years later on by way of a Stone’s Toss on Blues Leaf Information. Castiglia remained on Blues Leaf Information for another six years, liberating three more information — THEY ARE the times (2008), Keepin On (2010), and Living the Desire (2012) — and he relocated to Ruf Information in 2014 for Solid Floor. A live recording found its way to 2015, accompanied by the studio arranged Big Doggie in 2016.