Mirza
Khab (Sleep)
© 2006 Bamahang Productions (634479408908)
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Born in 1971 in Tehran, Babak Mirzakhani is a self-taught guitarist who first picked up the guitar in 1990. In 1996 started his university studies in Theater in which he performed as an actor, wrote music for student plays, directed two plays,and graduated with a B.A in 2000. After graduation he has acted as assistant director in several movies, and from 2002 has focused his efforts and music compositions on a theater troupe created by his collegue Jalal Tehrani. As of 2006 he has written scores for 7 plays and 3 movies, and was nominated for best soundtrack for the play "Hey Big Man Don't Cry" from the Fajr Art Festival.
He is also a guitar tutor and currently teaches Blues Guitar at the Tehran Conservatory of Music. He recorded the album "Beyond the Seas" as a demo but was not able to publish it.
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Mirza, Persian Heavy Electric Blues Band
author: IPCI am a Bluesman, a Blues fan, a Blues collector and a Blues historian. I listened to the Mirza Band and it blew me away! Such caliber music coming from Iran is a mystery! How can it be? That's why we call them the Persian Underground! Mirza Band is a Persian Heavy Electric Blues Band, playing some Low Down Underground Blues from Tehran! This is pure Blues. Dig it man, this is the Tehran Blues! Listen to Babak Mirzakhani, the front Bluesman of the Mirza Band sing and play the electric guitar, but with your eyes closed. If Babak does not sing in Persian, you can easily mistake him for Luther Allison, Sun Seals or some other Black American heavy electric Bluesman master! Yes, he is almost that good! Check him out, he is the top Persian Bluesman inside Iran. (for more read the article)