Tóth Bagi Band

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Tóth Bagi Csaba - Guitar and vocals Hargitay László - Keyboards Árpád Tóth Bagi - Bass guitar Gábor Dörnyei - Drums Guest - Hitri Fyodor - Keyboards Guitarist and singer Tóth Bagi Csaba (born June 24, 1980) has been a fixture of the Hungarian music scene since his teenage years, well known for his powerful voice and his soulful and technically brilliant guitar playing. His rootsy blues and jazz style is greatly influenced by his Balkan upbringing, his Hungarian musical education and his years touring internationally with renowned guitarist Al Di Meola. He was raised in Serbia in a family of musicians who later settled in southern Hungary in 1993 during the Yugoslavian war. His father started him on the piano at the age of 6, and by age 12 he had found his voice writing and recording on the guitar. At the age of 16, Csaba recorded his first blues album “Crazy Clock”(1997), featuring Tibor Tatrai, the most respected Hungarian blues guitarist. The album won great acclaim from European critics, who described him as “the Hungarian Gary Moore”. The album was soon followed by four more releases: “A Tribute to Jimi Hendrix”(1999), “Kell, Hogy Hazudj”(2000), “Another Blues World”(2003) and “Nelkuled (Without You)”(2006), a melodic collection of vocal compositions influenced by traditional Hungarian style with a pop delivery. Csaba has been touring and performing throughout Eastern Europe with his bands which often include traditional Gypsy instrumentalists. In 2004, his trio

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Another Blues World (Double Edition)

Crazy Clock

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Crazy Clock (20th Anniversary Edition)

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Another Blues World

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Another Blues-world 2.

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Periferic 2002: Space and Art Rock from Hungary

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Another Blues World (feat. Csaba Toth Bagi) [Double Edition]

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Crazy Clock (feat. Csaba Toth Bagi) [20th Anniversary Edition]

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Red House Collection

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