POP MUSIC
2013
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4 de setembro de 2021
ULCERATE - Stare into Death and Be Still
DEATH METAL
2020
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Total Time: 59 min
2020
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SEVEN MARY THREE - American Standard [Recommended]
ALTERNATIVE ROCK
1995
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Seven Mary Three, ocasionalmente abreviado para 7M3, é uma banda hard rock americano. Eles têm sete álbuns editados e são conhecidos pelos seus hit single “Cumbersome”, “Water’s Edge” e “Wait”, entre outros. A banda foi formada em 1992, quando Jason Ross e Jason Pollock se conheceram enquanto frequentam a Faculdade de William e Mary, em Williamsburg, Virgínia. Originalmente um duo acústico, Ross e Pollock dividiram as funções de escrita desempenhadas, com Ross cantando e Pollock tocando guitarra. Mais tarde o baixista Giti Khalsa e o baterista Casey Daniel juntaram-se à banda, e o quarteto tocou em todos os bares e clubes por todo o sudeste. Paul Smith, dos Megaphone, contribuiu com faixas de guitarra para os 7M3 para o segundo e terceiro álbuns (Rockcrown e Orange Avenue.), e participou na digressão dos dois álbuns como mais um guitarrista. Em 1999, o guitarrista Jason Pollock deixou o grupo e foi substituído por Thomas Juliano . No verão de 2001 , a Seven Mary Three voltou a Mammoth Records. Os esforços resultantes no album Economy of Sound . Este quinto álbum de estúdio inclui, uma faixa cativante que chegou ao número 7 no Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks e tornou-se entre as canções mais conhecidas de Seven Mary Three . Esta faixa demonstrou Seven Mary Three evoluindo e também serviu como o primeiro single da trilha sonora do filme Beatiful. Depois de Economy of Sound, o grupo mudou mais uma vez a DRT Entertainment e , em 2004, lançou Dis / Location. Quatro anos depois , a Seven Mary Three provaram a sua competência, apresentando um sétimo álbum, Day & nightdriving , agora sob o selo Bellum Records. Em 9 de fevereiro de 2010, sete Mary Three lançou o álbum acústico ao vivo Backbooth. Creditos: wikipedia]
Seven Mary Three , occasionally abbreviated to 7M3, is an American hard rock band. They have published seven albums and are known for their hit single " Cumbersome" , "Water's Edge" and "Wait", among others . The band was formed in 1992 when Jason Ross and Jason Pollock met while attending the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. Originally an acoustic duo, Ross and Pollock split the roles performed written with Ross singing and Pollock playing guitar . Later Giti Khalsa and bassist Casey Daniel drummer joined the band , and the quartet played in all bars and clubs throughout the southeast. Paul Smith of Megaphone , contributed guitar tracks to 7M3 for the second and third albums (Rockcrown and Orange Avenue), And participated in the tour of the two albums as another guitarist. In 1999, guitarist Jason Pollock left the group and was replaced by Thomas Juliano. In the summer of 2001, Seven Mary Three returned to Mammoth Records. Efforts resulting in the Economy of Sound album. This fifth studio album includes a catchy track that reached number 7 on the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart and became among the best known songs of Seven Mary Three. This track demonstrated Seven Mary Three evolving and also served as the first single from the soundtrack of the film Beatiful. After Economy of Sound, the group changed again to DRT Entertainment and, in 2004, launched Dis / Location . Four years later, Seven Mary Three proved their competence by presenting a seventh album, Day & nightdriving, now under the seal Bellum Records. On February 9, 2010 Seven Mary Three released the live acoustic album Backbooth. [Credits: wikipedia]
Seven Mary Three , occasionally abbreviated to 7M3, is an American hard rock band. They have published seven albums and are known for their hit single " Cumbersome" , "Water's Edge" and "Wait", among others . The band was formed in 1992 when Jason Ross and Jason Pollock met while attending the College of William and Mary in Williamsburg, Virginia. Originally an acoustic duo, Ross and Pollock split the roles performed written with Ross singing and Pollock playing guitar . Later Giti Khalsa and bassist Casey Daniel drummer joined the band , and the quartet played in all bars and clubs throughout the southeast. Paul Smith of Megaphone , contributed guitar tracks to 7M3 for the second and third albums (Rockcrown and Orange Avenue), And participated in the tour of the two albums as another guitarist. In 1999, guitarist Jason Pollock left the group and was replaced by Thomas Juliano. In the summer of 2001, Seven Mary Three returned to Mammoth Records. Efforts resulting in the Economy of Sound album. This fifth studio album includes a catchy track that reached number 7 on the Hot Mainstream Rock Tracks chart and became among the best known songs of Seven Mary Three. This track demonstrated Seven Mary Three evolving and also served as the first single from the soundtrack of the film Beatiful. After Economy of Sound, the group changed again to DRT Entertainment and, in 2004, launched Dis / Location . Four years later, Seven Mary Three proved their competence by presenting a seventh album, Day & nightdriving, now under the seal Bellum Records. On February 9, 2010 Seven Mary Three released the live acoustic album Backbooth. [Credits: wikipedia]
Total Time: 47 min
BIG LEON BROOKS - Let's Go To Town [Recommended]
ELECTRIC BLUES
1983
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Leon Brooks foi influenciado muito pouco pelos funk, blues-driven guitarra dos anos 60 e 70. Leon foi rápido em apontar que havia melhores músicos da harmônica anos atrás. "Tivemos muito poucos jogadores da harmônica de volta, então, que eram bastante muito bom .... eles tinham mais peso, mais de tom. Você tem que realmente explodir de dentro; você tem que ter esse sentimento para a música, música dos azuis. Este é algo que você não encontrará muitos tocadores de harpa com hoje". "The Big Man", como ele foi apropriadamente chamado ao redor de sua casa (muitas vezes ele usava camisas com "Big" bordado no bolso em vez de seu nome), começou a tocar harpa quando ele tinha seis anos de idade. Crescendo em Sunflower, Mississippi, ele teve a oportunidade de aprender com os mestres: Sonny Boy Williamson (Rice Miller), Elmore James, Boyd Gilmore e Charlie Booker. "Eu fui criado em torno desses caras", lembrou ele, "mas eu realmente aprendi muito com o rádio, também." Mudando-se para Chicago no início dos anos 1940, Leon começou a brincar com "crianças do bairro, na rua e para baixo em Jewtown" (o mercado ao ar livre Maxwell Street). Lá ele conheceu seu futuro mentor, Little Walter Jacobs. "Comecei no estilo de Rice Miller, mas Little Walter era realmente o meu ídolo na gaita, e eu segui-lo em torno de um lote. Ele foi meu treinador. " Ainda adolescente, Leon começou a escorregar para os clubes de blues, pendurado em torno principalmente no The Zanzibar, onde se sentou com a banda Muddy Waters. Durante o início dos anos 50, ele tocou com Freddie King e Jimmy Lee Robinson, antes de formar sua primeira banda com o guitarrista Charles Pearson em 1953. Ele manteve bandas juntos de vez em quando e trabalhou como sideman com Willie Johnson, Kansas City Red, Floyd Jones, Otis Rush e Robert Nighthawk ao longo dos anos 50. Em seguida, no início dos anos 60, se desencanta com o som mais dominado pela guitarra de blues moderno. O guitarrista Paul Cooper trouxe Leon para o Lado Norte, e em 1977 o harpista começou um show de domingo à noite em Kingston Mines, que durou quase um ano. Em seguida, Leon voltou para o lado oeste, trabalhando com Cauda Dragger, Eddie Taylor e James Scott em Maria, The Golden Slipper e The Show & Tell. Ele estava de volta no lado norte com Scott na Broadway Night Club, antes de ser hospitalizado em novembro de 1979 com um problema cardíaco. Leon morreu em 1982, com a idade de 49, ainda conhecido apenas por um pequeno número de fãs de blues que amam o som do clássico, 1950's de estilo blues de Chicago. [Fonte: alligatorrecords]
Leon Brooks was influenced very little by funk, blues-driven guitar 60s and 70s Leon was quick to point out that there were better musicians harmonica years ago. "We had very few harmonica players back then, they were very good .... they had more weight, more tone You have to really explode from within;. You have to have that feeling for music, music of the blue. This is something you will not find many harp players with today. " "The Big Man", as he was aptly named around his house (he often wore shirts with "Big" embroidered on the pocket instead of his name), started playing harp when he was six years old. Growing up in Sunflower, Mississippi, he had the opportunity to learn from the masters: Sonny Boy Williamson (Rice Miller), Elmore James, Boyd Gilmore and Charlie Booker. "I grew up around these guys," he recalled, "but I really learned a lot from the radio, too." Moving to Chicago in the early 1940s, Leon started playing with "children of the neighborhood, on the street and down Jewtown" (the outdoor market Maxwell Street). There he met his future mentor, Little Walter Jacobs. "I started in the style of Rice Miller, but Little Walter was really my idol on harmonica, and I followed it around a lot. He was my coach." As a teenager, Leon began to slip into the blues clubs, hanging around especially at The Zanzibar, where he sat with the band Muddy Waters. During the early '50s, he played with Freddie King and Jimmy Lee Robinson, before forming his first band with guitarist Charles Pearson in 1953. He kept bands together at times and worked as a sideman with Willie Johnson, Kansas City Red Floyd Jones, Otis Rush and Robert Nighthawk over the years 50. Then, in the early 60s, disenchanted with the sound dominated by the modern blues guitar. Guitarist Paul Cooper brought Leon to the North Side, and in 1977 Harper began a Sunday evening show in Kingston Mines, which lasted almost a year. Then Leon returned to the west side, working with Tail Dragger, Eddie Taylor and James Scott in Mary, The Golden Slipper and The Show & Tell. He was back on the north side with Scott on Broadway Night Club before being hospitalized in November 1979 with a heart condition. Leon died in 1982 at the age of 49, still known only to a small number of blues fans who love the sound of classic, 1950's of Chicago blues style. [Source: alligatorrecords]
Total Time: 54 min
THE ROLLING STONES - Still Life (American Concert 1981)
CLASSIC ROCK
1981
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BEN DIETSCHI & ANDREW OLIVER QUARTET - Parallax
JAZZ
2013
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Total Time: 40 min
LED ZEPPELIN - In Through The Out Door (Recommended)
HARD ROCK
1979
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KAILEE MORGUE - Here In Your Bedroom (EP)
Pop Music
2020
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3 de setembro de 2021
BANDA DE PAU E CORDA - O Melhor da Banda de Pau e Corda
MPB
[Popular Brazilian Music]
1993
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1993
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A banda foi formada no Recife em 1972 sob a liderança do compositor e estudioso da cultura popular Roberto Andrade. O grupo atuou inicialmente no Bar "Olho Nu" na cidade de Recife, freqüentado basicamente por um público universitário. O trabalho do grupo tornou-se rapidamente conhecido da crítica especializada do Nordeste. Em 1973, foram para São Paulo, onde gravaram seu primeiro disco, "Vivência" pela RCA, com apresentação na contracapa do sociólogo pernambucano Gilberto Freyre. O disco contou com composições do próprio grupo como "Vivência", "Lampião", "Banco de feira" e "Vida de vaqueiro", entre outras, além da regravação de "Voltei Recife", de Luiz Bandeira. Com a repercussão do disco, o grupo apresentou no mesmo ano um show com o mesmo nome do disco, com direção de Lúcio Lombardi e textos da poeta Zeca Andrade, mãe de Walter, Sérgio e Roberto Andrade, componentes do grupo. O espetáculo estreou no Recife, sendo apresentado posteriormente em todas as capitais do Nordeste. Foi apresentado ainda no Teatro Municipal de Santo André em São Paulo. Entre outros discos, a banda lançou ainda, "O maior forró do mundo", pela Eldorado e "o outro lado da banda", pela Polydisc. Em fins dos anos 90, somente os irmãos Andrade, Roberto, Sérgio e Walter permaneciam como membros permanentes da banda, que passou a acrescentar músicos contratados para apresentações e gravações. [Fonte: dicionariocravoalbin]
The band was formed in Recife in 1972 under the leadership of composer and scholar of popular culture Roberto Andrade . The group initially served in the Bar " Naked Eye " in the city of Recife , frequented mainly by a public university . The group's work quickly became known critics of the Northeast . In 1973 , went to Sao Paulo , where they recorded their first album , " Experience " by RCA , with the presentation on the back of Pernambuco sociologist Gilberto Freyre . The album featured the group's own compositions such as " Experience " , " Lantern " , " Bank Friday " and " Cowboy Life " , among others , in addition to rewriting "Returned Reef " by Luiz Bandeira. With echoes of the disc , the group presented a concert in the same year with the same name as the album, directed by Lucio Lombardi and texts of the poet Zeca Andrade , mother of Walter , Sergio and Roberto Andrade , members of the group . The show premiered in Recife , is presented later in all the capitals of the Northeast. Was also presented at the Teatro Municipal de Santo André in São Paulo . Among other records , the band has also launched " the world 's most forró " , the Eldorado and "the other side of the band ," the Polydisc . In the late 90s , only Andrade , Roberto , Sergio and brothers Walter remained as permanent members of the band , who went on to add musicians hired for performances and recordings . [Source: dicionariocravoalbin ]
The band was formed in Recife in 1972 under the leadership of composer and scholar of popular culture Roberto Andrade . The group initially served in the Bar " Naked Eye " in the city of Recife , frequented mainly by a public university . The group's work quickly became known critics of the Northeast . In 1973 , went to Sao Paulo , where they recorded their first album , " Experience " by RCA , with the presentation on the back of Pernambuco sociologist Gilberto Freyre . The album featured the group's own compositions such as " Experience " , " Lantern " , " Bank Friday " and " Cowboy Life " , among others , in addition to rewriting "Returned Reef " by Luiz Bandeira. With echoes of the disc , the group presented a concert in the same year with the same name as the album, directed by Lucio Lombardi and texts of the poet Zeca Andrade , mother of Walter , Sergio and Roberto Andrade , members of the group . The show premiered in Recife , is presented later in all the capitals of the Northeast. Was also presented at the Teatro Municipal de Santo André in São Paulo . Among other records , the band has also launched " the world 's most forró " , the Eldorado and "the other side of the band ," the Polydisc . In the late 90s , only Andrade , Roberto , Sergio and brothers Walter remained as permanent members of the band , who went on to add musicians hired for performances and recordings . [Source: dicionariocravoalbin ]
Total Time: 50 min
BLACKMORE'S NIGHT - Under A Violet Moon
FOLK METAL
1998
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Total Time: 59 min
BANCO DEL MUTUO SOCCORSO - Banco del Mutuo Soccorso
WORLD MUSIC
1972
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