Deák Bill Gyula

Deák Expenses Gyula is a Hungarian blues singer whose profession spans several years. Prior to getting into a solo profession in the middle-’80s, he was an associate from the Hobo Blues Music group, with which he released many albums. Given birth to Deák Gyula on November 8, 1948, in Budapest, he was raised hearing the Beatles, the Rolling Rocks, Jimi Hendrix, Cream, the Doorways, and additional blues-influenced rock functions of the middle- to past due ’60s. In 1979 he became a member of the lineup from the Hobo Blues Music group, which had created twelve months prior, and he was a vocalist in the music group for quite some time. He is acknowledged with vocals on Hobo Blues Music group albums including Középeurópai Hobo Blues (1980), Oly Sokáig Voltunk Lenn (1982), Még Élünk (1983), and Vadászat (1984), in addition to the latter-day produces Kopaszkutya (1993) and Csintalan Lányok, Rossz Fiúk (1994). Gyula produced his single debut in 1984 with Rossz Vér and released extra albums every once in awhile over time, included in this Mindhalálig Blues (1986), Bunön, Börtönön, Bánaton Túl (1993), Bort, Bluest, Békesséobtain (1999), Expenses Kapitány Blues Cirkusza (2001), and Hatvan Csapás (2008). In 2008, where period he was regarded as something of the story in his homeland, Gyula celebrated his 60th birthday having a triumphant concert later on released on Compact disc/Dvd and blu-ray as 60. Szüallowésnapi Jubileumi Nagykoncert (2009).