This is about blues music in Hungary. And if we must refer to a name, this is Fekete Jenö, veteran guitarist, singer and songwriter. Above all he is a blues lover, more than three decades paddling in the more than unusual panorama of this music in his country, with bands like the pioneers Muddy Shoes, alone with other prominent musicians in the Hungarian musical underground or forming a duo joining to another blues forward, the harmonica player Horváth Misi. T. Rogers is Jenö's latest project, a meeting of crazy bluesists claiming the most consecrated Chicago blues paying homage to Little Walter, Willie Dixon, Junior Parker or Sonny Boy Williamson, opening the album with "Born In Chicago" in an obvious show of reverence to Paul Butterfield. This album exploits a constant rhythm, track after track maintains a persistent level of efficiency with musicians who know exactly what they are playing and have clear intentions of expressing their undoubted respect and affiliation for blues music in each performance. It's only blues in Hungary.