RHYTHM AND BLUES
1993
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20 de setembro de 2021
BLIND PIGS - São Paulo Chaos
PUNK ROCK
1997
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Porcos Cegos (até o início de 2006 Blind Pigs) é uma banda de punk rock formada em 1993 na cidade de Barueri, SP com influências de Forgotten Rebels, Misfits, Ramones e The Clash. Blind Pigs, posteriormente Porcos Cegos, é uma referência a um bar de Ann Arbor (EUA) em que o pai de Henrike (vocal) costumava assistir a shows punks. Tiveram seu primeiro álbum, o São Paulo Chaos, produzido por Jay Ziskrout, ex-baterista do Bad Religion e dono da Grita! Records. A banda lançou 4 álbuns entre 1997 e 2004, ainda sob o nome de Blind Pigs, distribuídos independentemente pela gravadora DIY própria, Sweet Fury Records. Em 2005 foi anunciado no site oficial e em webzines que fariam uma pausa indeterminada, segundo os próprios, por motivos pessoais. No início de 2006 a banda retornou em uma nova postura lançando o disco Heróis ou Rebeldes, com novo nome e músicas somente em português. [Creditos: wikipedia]
Blind Pigs (until early 2006 Blind Pigs) is a punk rock band formed in 1993 in the city of Barueri, SP with influences from Forgotten Rebels, Misfits, Ramones and The Clash. Blind Pigs subsequently Blind Pigs, is a reference to a bar in Ann Arbor (USA) where the father Henrike (vocals) punks used to watch shows. Had their first album, São Paulo Chaos, produced by Jay Ziskrout, former drummer of Bad Religion and owner of Screaming! Records. The band released four albums between 1997 and 2004, still under the name of Blind Pigs, independently distributed by own DIY label, Sweet Fury Records. In 2005 it was announced on the official website and webzines that would make an indefinite break, according to themselves for personal reasons. In early 2006 the band returned with a new attitude or releasing Heroes Rebels disc with new name and music only in Portuguese. [Credits: wikipedia].
Total Time: 45 min
19 de setembro de 2021
BURNING YESTERDAY - We Create Monsters Not Machines
ALTERNATIVE MUSIC
2009
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WAGNER TISO E PAULO MOURA - Brasil Musical - Série Música Viva - Vol. 2
INSTRUMENTAL
1996
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1996
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CLAUDIO ZOLI - Férias
POP ROCK
1999
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Nascido em São Gonçalo, Rio de Janeiro, Cláudio Zoli cresceu ouvindo a nata da "black music" (Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Tim Maia) e começou a cantar e a tocar violão ainda garoto. A estréia profissional foi aos 17 anos de idade na banda de Cassiano, que se tornaria o seu guru. Em 1982, com sua voz e sua guitarra, Zoli ajudou a fundar a banda Brylho, que no ano seguinte estourou nacionalmente o soul-reggae "A Noite do Prazer". A banda acabou em 1985 e, no ano seguinte, ele estaria lançando o seu primeiro disco solo, "Livre Para Viver". Três anos depois, Zoli voltou a ser sucesso quando Marina gravou "À Francesa", parceria com o irmão da cantora, Antônio Cícero. Mais tarde, Elba Ramalho gravou sua "Felicidade Urgente". A carreira de intérprete, porém, começou a não ir tão bem, e ele passou em 1993 pelo grupo Tigres de Bengala (com Ritchie e Vinícius Cantuária). Em 1999, Zoli retomou a carreira fonográfica solo (interrompida por oito anos) com "Férias", álbum no qual acrescentou elementos do rap e do R&B ao seu tradicional soul-funk-samba. [Fonte: cliquemusic]
Born in São Gonçalo, Rio de Janeiro, Cláudio Zoli grew up listening to the cream of "black music" (Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Tim Maia) and started singing and playing guitar as a boy. The professional debut was at the age of 17 in Cassiano band that would become his guru. In 1982, with his voice and his guitar, Zoli helped found Brylho band, which broke out the following year nationally the soul-reggae "A Night of Pleasure". The band broke up in 1985 and the next year he would be releasing his first solo album, "Free To Live". Three years later, Zoli was again successful when Marina recorded "To the French," with his brother of the singer, Anthony Cicero. Later, Elba Ramalho recorded his "Happiness Urgent". The interpreting career, however, began to not go so well, and he passed in 1993 by the Bengal tigers group (Ritchie and Vinicius Canterbury). In 1999, Zoli resumed recording solo career (interrupted by eight years) with "Vacation" album in which added elements of rap and R & B to its traditional soul-funk-samba. [Source: ABM]
Born in São Gonçalo, Rio de Janeiro, Cláudio Zoli grew up listening to the cream of "black music" (Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Tim Maia) and started singing and playing guitar as a boy. The professional debut was at the age of 17 in Cassiano band that would become his guru. In 1982, with his voice and his guitar, Zoli helped found Brylho band, which broke out the following year nationally the soul-reggae "A Night of Pleasure". The band broke up in 1985 and the next year he would be releasing his first solo album, "Free To Live". Three years later, Zoli was again successful when Marina recorded "To the French," with his brother of the singer, Anthony Cicero. Later, Elba Ramalho recorded his "Happiness Urgent". The interpreting career, however, began to not go so well, and he passed in 1993 by the Bengal tigers group (Ritchie and Vinicius Canterbury). In 1999, Zoli resumed recording solo career (interrupted by eight years) with "Vacation" album in which added elements of rap and R & B to its traditional soul-funk-samba. [Source: ABM]
Total Time: 43 min
18 de setembro de 2021
RAIMUNDO FAGNER & ZECA BALEIRO - Raimundo Fagner & Zeca Baleiro (Recomendado)
MPB
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[Popular Brazilian Music]
2004
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SEU JORGE - The Life Aquatic Sessions
ACOUSTIC
2005
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Apareceu inicialmente no grupo Farofa Carioca, formado em 1997 no Rio de Janeiro. Com uma linguagem híbrida, o grupo misturava influências de vários gêneros, entre eles o choro, samba, xote e ritmos estrangeiros como o hip hop e o reggae. No ano seguinte, ainda fazendo parte do grupo Farofa Carioca, lançou o disco "Moro no Brasil", no qual foram incluídas várias composições de autoria: "A carne" (c/ Marcelo Yuca e Ulisses Cappelletti), "Menino da Central" (c/ Wallace Jefferson e Maury Santana), além da faixa-título "Moro no Brasil", de sua autoria em parceria com Gabriel Moura, Wallace Jefferson e Jovi Joviniano. Por essa época trabalhou com o coreógrafo Ivaldo Bertazzo no espetáculo "Mãe Gentil - Folias Guanabaras" e ainda fez participações nos filmes "Moro no Brasil", de Mika Kaurismaki e no documentário "Sambatown", de Jodele Lacher (com Nelson Sargento, Rui Ipanema e Claudinho do Cavaco). No ano de 1999 afastou-se do grupo para seguir carreira solo. Neste mesmo ano, a gravadora rescindiu o contrato com a banda. Em 2000 o grupo Farofa Carioca participou do CD "Soul brasileiro", da gravadora Universal Music, disco no qual foi incluída a faixa "A lei da bala", de sua autoria em parceria com Gabriel Moura, Jovi Joviniano e Sandrinho. Por essa época participou de excursões do grupo Planet Hemp no Japão e nos Estados Unidos, gravou um CD de voz e violão para o mercado europeu (com os produtores da boate francesa Favela Chic), participou do disco "Favela Chic", coletânea que reuniu diversos artistas brasileiros que se apresentaram na boite francesa. Participou também da montagem de "Othelo" (Shakespeare), na qual atuou no papel principal, dirigido por Antônio Pedro, atuou em um episódio de "Os Normais", da Rede Globo e começou a gravar seu primeiro disco solo nos estúdios do vocalista do grupo Marcelo D2. No ano de 2001 participou como ator (interpretando o personagem Mané Galinha) no filme "Cidade de Deus" de Kátia Lund e Fernando Meirelles, baseado no romance homônimo de Paulo Lins, filme para o qual também compôs a música de fechamento. Neste mesmo ano, pela gravadora Regata Music, lançou o CD "Samba esporte fino". O disco contou com as participações de Carlos Dafé na faixa "De alegria raiou o dia" (Carlos Dafé e Dom Mita), William Magalhães (teclados), pastoras da Velha-Guarda da Mangueira, DJs Rodrigo Nuts e Zé Gonzales e Dudu Nobre. Foram incluídas neste CD "Samba que nem Rita a Dora" (Luiz Carlos da Vila e Jane), "Pequinês e pitbull" (Gabriel Moura, Lula Aranha e Jovi Joviniano) "Mangueira" (anteriormente gravada por Paula Lima), "O samba taí" (Seu Jorge e Pell), "Carolina" e "Chega no swingue". Ainda em 2001, participou ao lado de Elza Soares, DJ Dolores e a Orquestra de Cordas de Pernambuco de um musical. No ano de 2002, ao lado de Nina Becker, Rodrigo Amarante, Thalma de Freitas e Moreno Veloso, e os músicos Bidu Cordeiro (trombone), Max Glamour (flugel), Felipe Pinaud (flauta), Bartolo (guitarra), Nelson Jacobina (guitarra), Rubinho Jacobina (teclado), Berna (sampler) e Kassin (baixo), integrou a Orchestra Imperial, fazendo diversas apresentações no Ballroom, no Rio de Janeiro e participou do disco "Tranqüilo", do DJ Marcelinho da Lua, CD no qual interpretou em dueto com o rapper a faixa "Cotidiano", de Chico Buarque. Neste mesmo ano, a convite de João Bosco, participou do CD "Malabaristas do sinal vermelho", no qual interpertou a faixa "Cinema cidade" (João Bosco e Francisco Bosco). Ainda em 2002, Elza Soares regravou de sua autoria "A carne" (c/ Marcelo Yuca e Ulisses Cappelletti) no CD "Do cóccix até o pescoço". Neste mesmo ano, participou como convidado especial de Marina Machado e Markus Ribas em show no Teatro Rival BR, no "Projeto Conexão Telemig Celular de Música". Participou também, ao lado de outros artistas, participou do documentário sobre o samba "Moro no Brasil", do cineasta finlandês radicado no Brasil Mika Kaurismaki. Em 2003, voltou a apresentar-se no Ballroom integrando a Orchestra Imperial. Participou do "Projeto Rio Quintas de Verdade nas Quintas de janeiro", na Marina da Glória, dividindo o show com Luiz Melodia e, ao lado de Pedro Luís e A Parede, foi o anfitrião do "Projeto Skol Rio 2003", no Jockey Club Brasileiro, no qual o trio recebeu como convidados Lenine, Luiz Melodia, Jorge Vercilo e Cláudio Zoli. Neste mesmo ano, com Jorge Aragão, J. Smidt, Bangalafumenga e Discípulos de Jorge, participou do show "Salve Jorge", apresentado no Armazém do Rio, no Cais do Porto do Rio de Janeiro. Durante o ano de 2003 manteve um projeto de música no bar Buxixo, em Vila Isabel, no qual recebia toda segunda-feira diversos convidados e ainda participou do disco de Ana Carolina, no qual interpretou em dueto com a parceira a faixa "O beat da beata". Entre suas diversas intérpretes está Paula Lima em "Tive razão" e "Gafieira". Participou do filme "The life aquatic", de Wes Anderson (filmado em Roma), no qual fez o papel de um mergulhador (Pelé dos Santos) da equipe de Steve Zissou (Bill Murray) um oceanógrafo documentarista, um tipo "à la Jacques Cousteau". Neste mesmo ano, ao lado de Dona Ivone Lara, Wilson Moreira, Elton Medeiros, Cristina Buarque, Monarco, Velha-Guarda da Portela, Elza Soares, Teresa Cristina, Mart'nália, Cristina Buarque, Nilze Carvalho, Renato Braz e Walter Alfaiate, entre outros, participou do CD "Um ser de luz - saudação à Clara Nunes", lançado pela gravadora Deckdisc. Em 2004 lançou pelo selo francês Naïve o CD "Cru", que vendeu cerca de 30 mil cópias na França, disco de ouro naquele país. Nesse mesmo ano gravou o DVD “MTV Apresenta: Seu Jorge”, no Hotel Unique, em São Paulo, com a participação da cantora Paula Lima. No ano de 2005 apresentou-se com grande sucesso na França. Também foi uma das principais atrações do MIDEM (Mercado Internacional do Disco e Edição Musical). Fez cerca de 50 shows na Europa, entre eles, "Festival de Montreux", e na Inglaterra no "Royal Festival Hall" e "Festival La Línea", que promove anualmente a música latino-americana em Londres. Seu disco "Cru", lançado pelo selo Ether Music, vendeu 50 mil cópias na Europa e alcançou o oitavo lugar na lista dos dez melhores CDs de fevereiro da revista "Observer Monthly Music" e o jornal britânico "Daily Telegraph" o classificou com o título de "O homem mais cool do mundo no momento". Neste mesmo ano o disco "Cru" foi lançado nos Estados Unidos pelo selo Six Degrees, da cantora Bebel Gilberto. Fez turnê pelos Estados Unidos, Portugal e Inglaterra. Também em 2005, apresentou-se ao lado de Ana Carolina, em São Paulo. Os dois artistas interpretaram no espetáculo sucessos de suas respectivas carreiras, além de dois textos de Elisa Lucinda que musicaram em parceria: "Só de sacanagem" e "Alfredo é Gisele". O show foi gravado ao vivo para lançamento no DVD "Ana e Jorge" (Sony BMG) e gerou o single "É isso aí", versão de Ana Carolina para "Blower's daughter", sucesso de Damien Rice. Lançou, pela Hollywood Records, o CD “The life aquatic studio sessions”. Coletânea de canções do cantor e compositor americano David Bowie, gravadas em português para a trilha sonora do filme “The life aquatic with Steve Zissou”. No ano de 2006 lançou "Live at Montreux 2005", o segundo DVD da carreira. Gravado no importante festival suíço, incluiu no trabalho o samba-rock "Coqueiro verde" (Roberto Carlos e Erasmo Carlos), "Depois que o Ilê passar", samba-reggae composto por Miltão em tributo ao bloco afro-baiano Ilê Aiyê e ainda sucessos de carreira como "Tive razão", "Mania de peitão" e "São Gonça". Em 2007 lançou na Europa, Brasil e Estados Unidos o CD "América Brasil". Neste mesmo ano participou, ao lado de vários artistas da MPB, tais como Martinho da Vila, Alcione, Diogo Nogueira, Zeca Pagodinho, Nélson Sargento, Ivete Sangalo, Jair Rodrigues, Velha-Guarda da Portela, ente outros, da gravação do primeiro CD e DVD "Cidade do samba", do Selo Zecapagodiscos (Universal Music), no qual fez dueto com Luiz Melodia na faixa "Diz que fui por aí" (Zé Kétti). O evento foi apresentado por Ricardo Cravo Albin e contou com a arranjos e produção musical de Rildo Hora, sendo gravado na Cidade do Samba, no Rio de Janeiro. Em 2009 gravou no Citibank Hall, no Rio de Janeiro, o DVD/ CD “América Brasil Ao vivo”. Nesse show apresentou o repertório do CD homônimo, a inédita “Pessoal particular” (Seu Jorge, Peu Meurray e Leonardo Reis), com a participação do percussionista e cantor Peu Meurray, e recebeu como convidado o cantor irlandês Damien Rice, realizando um dueto em “The Blower’s Daughter/ É isso aí”. Participou da gravação do CD/ DVD “O Baile do Simonal”, realizada no Vivo Rio, no Rio de Janeiro, na qual interpretou a faixa “País tropical”. No ano de 2010 lançou, como integrante do grupo Almaz, o CD "Seu Jorge and Almaz", somente para os mercados dos EUA, Europa e Japão. O grupo Almaz (almaz quer dizer diamante em russo) é formado pelo guitarrista Lúcio Maia, o percussionista Da Lua e o baterista Pupillo (todos integrantes do grupo pernambucano Nação Zumbi), Antônio Pinto (filho de Ziraldo, baixista e autor de várias trilhas sonoras para cinema) e Seu Jorge (voz). O Almaz fez a estreia na gravação de "Juízo final" (Nélson Cavaquinho e Élcio Soares) para a trilha sonora do filme "Linha de Passe", dos diretores Walter Salles e Daniela Thomas. Em 2010 grupo conseguiu com o primeiro single "Everybody loves the sunshine" (do vibracionista jazz-soul Roy Avers) cotação máxima na revista americana "Rolling Stone". No disco foram incluídas, além de "Everybody loves the sunshine"; "Errare humano et" (Jorge Benjor); "Cristina" (Tim Maia); "Cirandar" (João de Aquino e Martinho da Vila); "Tempo de amor" (Baden Powell e Vinicius de Moraes); "Cala boca menino" (Dorival Caymmi); "Das model" (sucesso do grupo alemão Kraftwerk) e "Rock wth you", de Michel Jackson, entre outras. A turnê do lançamento do disco "Seu Jorge e Almaz" estreou no Fillmore Theater, em Miami, passou por casas noturnas em Los Angeles e seguiu para outras cidades dos EUA e Canadá, como Chicago, San Diego, Seatle, Nova York, Boston, Portland, São Francisco, Washigton, Montreal, Toronto e Vancouver. Nesse mesmo ano a gravadora Som Livre laçou o CD “Perfil - Seu Jorge”, que contou com as participações especiais de Ana Carolina em “É isso aí” (The Blower’s Daughter), Alexandre Pires em “Eu sou o samba”, Marcelo D2 em “Pode acreditar” (Meu laiá laiá) e Marcelinho da Lua em “Cotidiano”. Integrou o elenco do filme "Tropa de elite 2", lançado em 2010, no qual interpretou o detento Beirada, que liderava uma rebelião no presídio Bangu 1. Em 2011 estreou o show "Seu Jorge e Almaz" em palcos brasileiros com duas apresentações que fizeram parte do projeto "Sonoridades", com curadoria do produtor Nelson Motta, realizado no espaço Oi Futuro, em Ipanema (RJ). Nesse mesmo ano lançou, pelo selo Universal Music, o CD “Músicas para Churrasco Vol. 1” que contou com 10 faixas inéditas de sua autoria, dentre as quais “A doida”, “Vizinha”, “A véia” e “Dia de comemorar”. O show de lançamento do disco foi apresentado no palco da Fundição Progresso, no Rio de Janeiro. Apresentou-se na Quinta da Boa Vista, no Rio de Janeiro, para a gravação do DVD “Músicas para Churrasco”, que contou com a participação de Caetano Veloso, Zeca Pagodinho, Racionais MCs, Alexandre Pires e Trio Preto, formado por Pretinho da Serrinha, Nene Brown e Miudinho. Participou da gravação do “Samba Book - João Nogueira”, lançado em CD, DVD e Blu Ray pela Musickeria em 2012, no qual interpretou as faixas “Minha missão” (João Nogueira e Paulo César Pinheiro) e “Clube do samba”. Também participou da coletânea temática “Red Hot + Rio 2”, projeto beneficente idealizado pela banda norte-americana Red Hot Chili Peppers, que reuniu artistas nacionais e estrangeiros em 33 faixas inéditas, em homenagem à Tropicália. Nesta coletânea, lançada no Brasil pela Som Livre em 2012, interpretou as faixas “Tropicália” (Caetano Veloso), com Beck, e “Boa reza”, com Vanessa da Mata e Almaz. Sua música “A doida” foi eleita “Melhor Música” pelo júri oficial “1º Prêmio Contigo! MPB Brasil”. Ainda em 2012 o disco “Músicas para churrasco Vol. 1” recebeu o “Grammy Latino” de “Melhor Álbum Pop Contemporâneo”. Participou do show “Reflexões”, de Roberto Carlos, exibido na programação especial de natal da Rede Globo em 2012. No show, apresentado no Citibank Hall, no Rio de Janeiro, sob a direção de Jayme Monjardim, dividiu os vocais com o “Rei” em “Amiga da minha mulher” (Gabriel Moura, Pascal, Pretinho da Serrinha, Rogê e Seu Jorge) e “As curvas da estrada de Santos” (Roberto Carlos e Erasmo Carlos). A música “Alma de guerreiro” (Gabriel Moura, Leandro Fab, Pretinho da Serrinha e Seu Jorge), foi escolhida como tema de abertura da novela “Salve Jorge”, da Rede Globo. Em 2013 lançou, pelo selo Universal Music, o DVD “Músicas para churrasco Vol. 1”, registro do show apresentado na Quinta da Boa Vista, no Rio de Janeiro, que reuniu milhares de pessoas no Dia Nacional da Consciência Negra. Como convidados, recebeu Sandra de Sá, Zeca Pagodinho, Caetano Veloso, entre outros. [Fonte: dicionariocravoalbin]
Originally appeared on Farofa Carioca group , formed in 1997 in Rio de Janeiro . With a hybrid language , the group mingled influences of various genres , including choro, samba , xote and foreign rhythms such as hip hop and reggae . The following year , still part of the Carioca Farofa group , launched the " Live in Brazil " album, in which several compositions were written included: "Meat " ( c / Marcelo Yuca and Ulisses Cappelletti ) , " Central Boy " ( c / Wallace Jefferson and Maury Santana ), and the title track " Live in Brazil " , which he authored in partnership with Gabriel Moura , Wallace Jefferson and Joviniano Jovi . By that time he worked with choreographer Ivaldo Bertazzo the show " Gentle Mother - reveled Guanabaras " and even guest starred in the films " Live in Brazil " by Mika Kaurismaki and the documentary " Sambatown " by Jodele Lacher (with Nelson Sargento , Rui Ipanema and Claudinho Cavaco ) . In 1999 moved away from the group to pursue a solo career. That same year , the label terminated the contract with the band . In 2000 the group participated Farofa Carioca CD " Brazilian Soul " of Universal Music , the disk on which the track " The law Bullet " , which he authored in partnership with Gabriel Moura , Joviniano Jovi and Sandrinho was included . By that time participated in the tour group Planet Hemp in Japan and the United States , recorded a CD for voice and guitar for the European market ( with the producers of the French club Favela Chic ) , participated in the album " Favela Chic " collection that gathered several Brazilian artists who performed in French boite . Also participated in the production of " Othello " ( Shakespeare ) , in which he served in the lead role , directed by Antonio Pedro , starred in an episode of " The Standard " , Rede Globo and began recording his first solo album in studios Vocalist Marcelo D2 group . In 2001 he participated as actor ( playing the character Mane Chicken ) in the film " City of God " Katia Lund and Fernando Meirelles , based on the novel by Paulo Lins, the film for which he also composed the music of closing . That same year , the Race Music label , released the CD " Samba fine sport ." The album had the participation of Carlos Dafé on the track " From joy the day dawned " ( Don Carlos Dafé and Mita ) , William Magalhães ( keyboards ) , pastors of the Old - Guard Hose , DJs Rodrigo Nuts and Ze Gonzales and Dudu Nobre . Were included in the CD " Samba that neither Rita Dora " ( Luiz Carlos da Vila and Jane ) , " and Pekingese Pit Bull " ( Gabriel Moura , Lula Spider and Joviniano Jovi ) " Hose " ( previously recorded by Paula Lima ) , "Samba Tai " ( Seu Jorge and Pell ) , " Carolina " and " Stop the swingers . " Also in 2001 , participated alongside Elza Soares , DJ Dolores and a musical String Orchestra of the Pernambuco . In 2002 , alongside Nina Becker , Rodrigo Amarante , Thalma de Freitas and Moreno Veloso , and musicians Bidu Cordeiro ( trombone ) , Max Glamour ( flugel ) , Felipe Pinaud (flute ) , Bartolo (guitar ) , Nelson Jacobina ( the guitar) , Rubens Jacobina ( keyboard) , Bern ( sampler) and Kassin ( bass) joined the Imperial Orchestra , making several presentations in Ballroom at the Rio de Janeiro and attended the " Quiet " album, DJ Marcelo Moon , CD in which he played a duet with rapper track " Everyday " by Chico Buarque . In the same year , at the invitation of John Bosco , participated in the CD " Jugglers red signal ," in which the band interpertou " Cinema City " (John Bosco and Bosco Francis ) . Also in 2002 , Elza Soares rerecorded the author of "Meat " ( c / Marcelo Yuca and Ulisses Cappelletti ) on the CD " From the coccyx to the neck ." That same year , participated as special guest Marina Machado and Markus Ribas in concert at Teatro Rival BR , in " Design Connection Telemig Music " . Also participated , alongside other artists , participated in the documentary about the samba " Live in Brazil " , the Finnish filmmaker Mika Kaurismaki living in Brazil . In 2003 , he returned to appear in integrating the Imperial Ballroom Orchestra . Participated in the " Project River Farms Truth on Thursdays January " at the Gloria Marina , dividing the show with Luiz Melodia and alongside Pedro Luis and The Wall to , was the host of " Project Skol Rio 2003," the Jockey Club Brazil , in which the trio received as guests Lenin , Luiz Melodia , Jorge Vercilo and Claudio Zoli . In this same year with Jorge Aragon , J. Smidt , and Bangalafumenga Disciples of Jorge participated in the show " Salve Jorge " presented at Warehouse River , on the Quayside of Rio de Janeiro . During the year 2003 held a music project at the bar Buxixo in Vila Isabel , in which he received every Monday and still many guests attended the Ana Carolina disk , in which he played a duet partner with the track " The beat of Blessed . " Among its many interpreters are Paula Lima " I was right " and " Gafieira " . In the film "The Life Aquatic " by Wes Anderson ( filmed in Rome ) , in which she played a diver ( Pelé dos Santos ) Team Steve Zissou ( Bill Murray ) A documentary oceanographer , a type " à la Jacques Cousteau " . That same year , Dona Ivone Lara side , Wilson Moreira , Elton Medeiros , Cristina Buarque , Monarco , Velha Guarda da Portela - , Elza Soares , Teresa Cristina , Mart'nália , Cristina Buarque , Nilze Carvalho , Renato Braz and the Walter Taylor , among others , participated in the CD " a being of light - salute to Clara Nunes ," released by the label Deckdisc . Launched in 2004 by French label Naïve CD " Raw " , which sold around 30,000 copies in France , gold record in that country . That same year he recorded the DVD " MTV Presents : Seu Jorge " , the Hotel Unique in Sao Paulo , with the participation of the singer Paula Lima . In 2005 appeared with great success in France . Was also one of the main attractions of the MIDEM ( International Market and Music on Disc Edition ) . Did about 50 shows in Europe , among them , " Festival of Montreux " , and in England the " Royal Festival Hall " and " La Linea Festival ," which promotes the annual Latin American Music in London . His " Raw " album, released by the label Ether Music , sold 50 million copies in Europe and reached the eighth place in the list of the top ten CDs of February magazine " Observer Music Monthly " and the British newspaper " Daily Telegraph " classified it with the title of " the coolest man in the world right now." In the same year the " Raw " album was released in the United States by Six Degrees label , the singer Bebel Gilberto . Toured the United States, Portugal and England. Also in 2005 , he performed alongside Ana Carolina when , in São Paulo . The two artists have interpreted the spectacle successes of their respective careers , plus two texts that Elisa Lucinda musicaram in partnership : " Just kidding " and " Alfredo is Gisele ." The show was recorded live for release on DVD " Ana and Jorge " ( Sony BMG ) and spawned the hit single "Yeah " version of Ana Carolina for " Blower 's Daughter " by Damien Rice success . Released by Hollywood Records CD "The life aquatic studio sessions ." A collection of songs from the American singer-songwriter David Bowie , recorded in Portuguese for the soundtrack of the film "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou ." In 2006 he released " Live at Montreux 2005," the second DVD career . Taped important Swiss festival, included in the work samba -rock " Green Coconut " ( Roberto Carlos and Erasmo Carlos ) , " After the Ilê pass," samba- reggae Miltão composed in tribute to african - Bahian block Ile Aiye and still career hits as " I was right " , " big breasts Mania " and " St. Gonça " . Launched in 2007 in Europe , Brazil and the United States CD " America Brazil " . That same year he participated , along with several MPB artists such as Martinho da Vila , Alcyone, Diogo Nogueira , Zeca Pagodinho, Nelson Sargento , Ivete Sangalo , Jair Rodrigues , Old - Guard of Portela , other entity , the recording of the first CD DVD and " City of Samba " , Seal Zecapagodiscos ( Universal Music ) , which did duet with Luiz Melodia on the track " Say that I was there " ( Zé Ketti ) . The event was presented by Ricardo Cravo Albin and featured musical arrangements and production Rildo time , being recorded in Samba City in Rio de Janeiro . Recorded in 2009 at Citibank Hall in Rio de Janeiro , the DVD / CD " America Live In Brazil " . In this show featured the repertoire of the eponymous CD , the unreleased "private staff " ( Seu Jorge, Peu Meurray and Leonardo Reis ) , with the participation of the singer and percussionist Peu Meurray , and received as a guest Irish singer Damien Rice performing a duet in " The Blower 's Daughter / You got it ." Recorded the CD / DVD " The Ball Simonal " held at Vivo Rio in Rio de Janeiro , in which he played the track " tropical country" . Launched in 2010 , as part of the Almaz group , the CD " Seu Jorge and Almaz " , only to markets in the U.S., Europe and Japan The group Almaz ( Diamond almaz mean in Russian ) is formed by guitarist Lucio Maia , Moon percussionist and drummer Pupillo (all members of the group Pernambuco Zombie Nation ) , Antonio Pinto ( son of Ziraldo , bassist and author of several soundtracks for film ) and Seu Jorge (voice ) . The Almaz made the debut recording of " Doomsday " ( Nelson and Cavaquinho Élcio Soares ) for the soundtrack of the movie " Pass Line " , the directors Walter Salles and Daniela Thomas . In 2010 the group managed with the first single " Everybody loves the sunshine " ( the jazz-soul vibracionista Roy Avers ) maximum price in the American magazine " Rolling Stone " . Were included on the disc , and " Everybody loves the sunshine " , " human Errare et " ( Jorge Benjor ) ; " Cristina " ( Tim Maia ) ; " sift " ( Aquinas and John Martinho da Vila ), " Time of Love " ( Baden Powell and Vinicius de Moraes ), "Shut your mouth boy " ( Dorival Caymmi ), "Das model" ( success of the German group Kraftwerk ) and " Rock wth you" , Michel Jackson , among others . A tour of the release of the album " Seu Jorge and Almaz " debuted at the Fillmore Theater in Miami , went through nightclubs in Los Angeles and moved to other cities in the U.S. and Canada , such as Chicago , San Diego , Seattle , New York , Boston , Portland, San Francisco , Washigton , Montreal , Toronto and Vancouver . That same year the Som Livre label lassoed the CD " Profile - Seu Jorge " , which featured appearances by Ana Carolina in "Yeah " ( The Blower 's Daughter ) , Alexandre Pires on "I 'm samba " , Marcelo D2 in "Believe " ( My laia laia ) and Marcelo in the Moon " Everyday " . Joined the cast of the film " Tropa de Elite 2 " , released in 2010 , in which he played the Beirada inmate , who led a rebellion in Bangu 1 prison . In 2011 debuted the show " Seu Jorge and Almaz " in Brazilian stage with two performances that were part of the " sounds " project , curated by producer Nelson Motta , held in space Hi Future in Ipanema ( RJ ) . That same year released by the label Universal Music , the CD " Songbook Vol 1 Barbecue " which featured 10 unreleased tracks of his own, among which " The crazy " , " Neighbor " , " vein " and " Day celebrate " . The album release show was presented on stage at Progress Casting , in Rio de Janeiro . He performed in Boa Vista, Rio de Janeiro , for the DVD recording " Songs for Barbecue ," which was attended by Caetano Veloso , Zeca Pagodinho, Racionais MCs , Alexandre Pires and Black Trio , formed by the Pretinho serrinha , Brown and Nene Miudinho . Participated in the recording of " Samba Book - João Nogueira " , released on CD , DVD and Blu Ray by Musickeria in 2012 , in which he played the tracks " My mission " ( João Nogueira and Paulo Cesar Pinheiro ) and " Club samba " . Also participated in the thematic compilation " Red Hot + Rio 2 " charity project created by the American band Red Hot Chili Peppers , which brought together national and international artists in 33 unreleased tracks , in tribute to Tropicália . In this collection , released by Som Livre in Brazil in 2012 , played the tracks " Tropicalia " ( Caetano Veloso ) , with Beck , and "good reads " Vanessa da Mata and Almaz . His song " The crazy " was voted " Best Music " by the official jury " Contigo 1st Prize ! MPB Brazil " . Yet in 2012 the " Songbook Vol 1 BBQ " disc received the " Latin Grammy " for "Best Contemporary Pop Album " . Participated in the show " Reflections " by Roberto Carlos , aired special programming on Christmas Rede Globo in 2012 . In the show , presented at Citibank Hall in Rio de Janeiro , under the direction of Jaime Monjardim , shared the vocals with the " King " in " Girlfriend my wife " ( Gabriel Moura , Pascal , Pretinho Serrinha , Rogê and Seu Jorge ) and " the road curves Santos " ( Roberto Carlos and Erasmo Carlos ) . The song " Soul Warrior " ( Gabriel Moura , Leandro Fab , Pretinho Serrinha and Seu Jorge ) , was chosen as the opening theme of the novel " Salve Jorge " , Rede Globo . Launched in 2013 , the label Universal Music , DVD " Songs BBQ Vol 1 " , record the show presented in Boa Vista, Rio de Janeiro , which brought together thousands of people in the National Day of Black Consciousness. As guests received Sandra de Sá , Zeca Pagodinho, Caetano Veloso , among others . [Source: dicionariocravoalbin ]
Originally appeared on Farofa Carioca group , formed in 1997 in Rio de Janeiro . With a hybrid language , the group mingled influences of various genres , including choro, samba , xote and foreign rhythms such as hip hop and reggae . The following year , still part of the Carioca Farofa group , launched the " Live in Brazil " album, in which several compositions were written included: "Meat " ( c / Marcelo Yuca and Ulisses Cappelletti ) , " Central Boy " ( c / Wallace Jefferson and Maury Santana ), and the title track " Live in Brazil " , which he authored in partnership with Gabriel Moura , Wallace Jefferson and Joviniano Jovi . By that time he worked with choreographer Ivaldo Bertazzo the show " Gentle Mother - reveled Guanabaras " and even guest starred in the films " Live in Brazil " by Mika Kaurismaki and the documentary " Sambatown " by Jodele Lacher (with Nelson Sargento , Rui Ipanema and Claudinho Cavaco ) . In 1999 moved away from the group to pursue a solo career. That same year , the label terminated the contract with the band . In 2000 the group participated Farofa Carioca CD " Brazilian Soul " of Universal Music , the disk on which the track " The law Bullet " , which he authored in partnership with Gabriel Moura , Joviniano Jovi and Sandrinho was included . By that time participated in the tour group Planet Hemp in Japan and the United States , recorded a CD for voice and guitar for the European market ( with the producers of the French club Favela Chic ) , participated in the album " Favela Chic " collection that gathered several Brazilian artists who performed in French boite . Also participated in the production of " Othello " ( Shakespeare ) , in which he served in the lead role , directed by Antonio Pedro , starred in an episode of " The Standard " , Rede Globo and began recording his first solo album in studios Vocalist Marcelo D2 group . In 2001 he participated as actor ( playing the character Mane Chicken ) in the film " City of God " Katia Lund and Fernando Meirelles , based on the novel by Paulo Lins, the film for which he also composed the music of closing . That same year , the Race Music label , released the CD " Samba fine sport ." The album had the participation of Carlos Dafé on the track " From joy the day dawned " ( Don Carlos Dafé and Mita ) , William Magalhães ( keyboards ) , pastors of the Old - Guard Hose , DJs Rodrigo Nuts and Ze Gonzales and Dudu Nobre . Were included in the CD " Samba that neither Rita Dora " ( Luiz Carlos da Vila and Jane ) , " and Pekingese Pit Bull " ( Gabriel Moura , Lula Spider and Joviniano Jovi ) " Hose " ( previously recorded by Paula Lima ) , "Samba Tai " ( Seu Jorge and Pell ) , " Carolina " and " Stop the swingers . " Also in 2001 , participated alongside Elza Soares , DJ Dolores and a musical String Orchestra of the Pernambuco . In 2002 , alongside Nina Becker , Rodrigo Amarante , Thalma de Freitas and Moreno Veloso , and musicians Bidu Cordeiro ( trombone ) , Max Glamour ( flugel ) , Felipe Pinaud (flute ) , Bartolo (guitar ) , Nelson Jacobina ( the guitar) , Rubens Jacobina ( keyboard) , Bern ( sampler) and Kassin ( bass) joined the Imperial Orchestra , making several presentations in Ballroom at the Rio de Janeiro and attended the " Quiet " album, DJ Marcelo Moon , CD in which he played a duet with rapper track " Everyday " by Chico Buarque . In the same year , at the invitation of John Bosco , participated in the CD " Jugglers red signal ," in which the band interpertou " Cinema City " (John Bosco and Bosco Francis ) . Also in 2002 , Elza Soares rerecorded the author of "Meat " ( c / Marcelo Yuca and Ulisses Cappelletti ) on the CD " From the coccyx to the neck ." That same year , participated as special guest Marina Machado and Markus Ribas in concert at Teatro Rival BR , in " Design Connection Telemig Music " . Also participated , alongside other artists , participated in the documentary about the samba " Live in Brazil " , the Finnish filmmaker Mika Kaurismaki living in Brazil . In 2003 , he returned to appear in integrating the Imperial Ballroom Orchestra . Participated in the " Project River Farms Truth on Thursdays January " at the Gloria Marina , dividing the show with Luiz Melodia and alongside Pedro Luis and The Wall to , was the host of " Project Skol Rio 2003," the Jockey Club Brazil , in which the trio received as guests Lenin , Luiz Melodia , Jorge Vercilo and Claudio Zoli . In this same year with Jorge Aragon , J. Smidt , and Bangalafumenga Disciples of Jorge participated in the show " Salve Jorge " presented at Warehouse River , on the Quayside of Rio de Janeiro . During the year 2003 held a music project at the bar Buxixo in Vila Isabel , in which he received every Monday and still many guests attended the Ana Carolina disk , in which he played a duet partner with the track " The beat of Blessed . " Among its many interpreters are Paula Lima " I was right " and " Gafieira " . In the film "The Life Aquatic " by Wes Anderson ( filmed in Rome ) , in which she played a diver ( Pelé dos Santos ) Team Steve Zissou ( Bill Murray ) A documentary oceanographer , a type " à la Jacques Cousteau " . That same year , Dona Ivone Lara side , Wilson Moreira , Elton Medeiros , Cristina Buarque , Monarco , Velha Guarda da Portela - , Elza Soares , Teresa Cristina , Mart'nália , Cristina Buarque , Nilze Carvalho , Renato Braz and the Walter Taylor , among others , participated in the CD " a being of light - salute to Clara Nunes ," released by the label Deckdisc . Launched in 2004 by French label Naïve CD " Raw " , which sold around 30,000 copies in France , gold record in that country . That same year he recorded the DVD " MTV Presents : Seu Jorge " , the Hotel Unique in Sao Paulo , with the participation of the singer Paula Lima . In 2005 appeared with great success in France . Was also one of the main attractions of the MIDEM ( International Market and Music on Disc Edition ) . Did about 50 shows in Europe , among them , " Festival of Montreux " , and in England the " Royal Festival Hall " and " La Linea Festival ," which promotes the annual Latin American Music in London . His " Raw " album, released by the label Ether Music , sold 50 million copies in Europe and reached the eighth place in the list of the top ten CDs of February magazine " Observer Music Monthly " and the British newspaper " Daily Telegraph " classified it with the title of " the coolest man in the world right now." In the same year the " Raw " album was released in the United States by Six Degrees label , the singer Bebel Gilberto . Toured the United States, Portugal and England. Also in 2005 , he performed alongside Ana Carolina when , in São Paulo . The two artists have interpreted the spectacle successes of their respective careers , plus two texts that Elisa Lucinda musicaram in partnership : " Just kidding " and " Alfredo is Gisele ." The show was recorded live for release on DVD " Ana and Jorge " ( Sony BMG ) and spawned the hit single "Yeah " version of Ana Carolina for " Blower 's Daughter " by Damien Rice success . Released by Hollywood Records CD "The life aquatic studio sessions ." A collection of songs from the American singer-songwriter David Bowie , recorded in Portuguese for the soundtrack of the film "The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou ." In 2006 he released " Live at Montreux 2005," the second DVD career . Taped important Swiss festival, included in the work samba -rock " Green Coconut " ( Roberto Carlos and Erasmo Carlos ) , " After the Ilê pass," samba- reggae Miltão composed in tribute to african - Bahian block Ile Aiye and still career hits as " I was right " , " big breasts Mania " and " St. Gonça " . Launched in 2007 in Europe , Brazil and the United States CD " America Brazil " . That same year he participated , along with several MPB artists such as Martinho da Vila , Alcyone, Diogo Nogueira , Zeca Pagodinho, Nelson Sargento , Ivete Sangalo , Jair Rodrigues , Old - Guard of Portela , other entity , the recording of the first CD DVD and " City of Samba " , Seal Zecapagodiscos ( Universal Music ) , which did duet with Luiz Melodia on the track " Say that I was there " ( Zé Ketti ) . The event was presented by Ricardo Cravo Albin and featured musical arrangements and production Rildo time , being recorded in Samba City in Rio de Janeiro . Recorded in 2009 at Citibank Hall in Rio de Janeiro , the DVD / CD " America Live In Brazil " . In this show featured the repertoire of the eponymous CD , the unreleased "private staff " ( Seu Jorge, Peu Meurray and Leonardo Reis ) , with the participation of the singer and percussionist Peu Meurray , and received as a guest Irish singer Damien Rice performing a duet in " The Blower 's Daughter / You got it ." Recorded the CD / DVD " The Ball Simonal " held at Vivo Rio in Rio de Janeiro , in which he played the track " tropical country" . Launched in 2010 , as part of the Almaz group , the CD " Seu Jorge and Almaz " , only to markets in the U.S., Europe and Japan The group Almaz ( Diamond almaz mean in Russian ) is formed by guitarist Lucio Maia , Moon percussionist and drummer Pupillo (all members of the group Pernambuco Zombie Nation ) , Antonio Pinto ( son of Ziraldo , bassist and author of several soundtracks for film ) and Seu Jorge (voice ) . The Almaz made the debut recording of " Doomsday " ( Nelson and Cavaquinho Élcio Soares ) for the soundtrack of the movie " Pass Line " , the directors Walter Salles and Daniela Thomas . In 2010 the group managed with the first single " Everybody loves the sunshine " ( the jazz-soul vibracionista Roy Avers ) maximum price in the American magazine " Rolling Stone " . Were included on the disc , and " Everybody loves the sunshine " , " human Errare et " ( Jorge Benjor ) ; " Cristina " ( Tim Maia ) ; " sift " ( Aquinas and John Martinho da Vila ), " Time of Love " ( Baden Powell and Vinicius de Moraes ), "Shut your mouth boy " ( Dorival Caymmi ), "Das model" ( success of the German group Kraftwerk ) and " Rock wth you" , Michel Jackson , among others . A tour of the release of the album " Seu Jorge and Almaz " debuted at the Fillmore Theater in Miami , went through nightclubs in Los Angeles and moved to other cities in the U.S. and Canada , such as Chicago , San Diego , Seattle , New York , Boston , Portland, San Francisco , Washigton , Montreal , Toronto and Vancouver . That same year the Som Livre label lassoed the CD " Profile - Seu Jorge " , which featured appearances by Ana Carolina in "Yeah " ( The Blower 's Daughter ) , Alexandre Pires on "I 'm samba " , Marcelo D2 in "Believe " ( My laia laia ) and Marcelo in the Moon " Everyday " . Joined the cast of the film " Tropa de Elite 2 " , released in 2010 , in which he played the Beirada inmate , who led a rebellion in Bangu 1 prison . In 2011 debuted the show " Seu Jorge and Almaz " in Brazilian stage with two performances that were part of the " sounds " project , curated by producer Nelson Motta , held in space Hi Future in Ipanema ( RJ ) . That same year released by the label Universal Music , the CD " Songbook Vol 1 Barbecue " which featured 10 unreleased tracks of his own, among which " The crazy " , " Neighbor " , " vein " and " Day celebrate " . The album release show was presented on stage at Progress Casting , in Rio de Janeiro . He performed in Boa Vista, Rio de Janeiro , for the DVD recording " Songs for Barbecue ," which was attended by Caetano Veloso , Zeca Pagodinho, Racionais MCs , Alexandre Pires and Black Trio , formed by the Pretinho serrinha , Brown and Nene Miudinho . Participated in the recording of " Samba Book - João Nogueira " , released on CD , DVD and Blu Ray by Musickeria in 2012 , in which he played the tracks " My mission " ( João Nogueira and Paulo Cesar Pinheiro ) and " Club samba " . Also participated in the thematic compilation " Red Hot + Rio 2 " charity project created by the American band Red Hot Chili Peppers , which brought together national and international artists in 33 unreleased tracks , in tribute to Tropicália . In this collection , released by Som Livre in Brazil in 2012 , played the tracks " Tropicalia " ( Caetano Veloso ) , with Beck , and "good reads " Vanessa da Mata and Almaz . His song " The crazy " was voted " Best Music " by the official jury " Contigo 1st Prize ! MPB Brazil " . Yet in 2012 the " Songbook Vol 1 BBQ " disc received the " Latin Grammy " for "Best Contemporary Pop Album " . Participated in the show " Reflections " by Roberto Carlos , aired special programming on Christmas Rede Globo in 2012 . In the show , presented at Citibank Hall in Rio de Janeiro , under the direction of Jaime Monjardim , shared the vocals with the " King " in " Girlfriend my wife " ( Gabriel Moura , Pascal , Pretinho Serrinha , Rogê and Seu Jorge ) and " the road curves Santos " ( Roberto Carlos and Erasmo Carlos ) . The song " Soul Warrior " ( Gabriel Moura , Leandro Fab , Pretinho Serrinha and Seu Jorge ) , was chosen as the opening theme of the novel " Salve Jorge " , Rede Globo . Launched in 2013 , the label Universal Music , DVD " Songs BBQ Vol 1 " , record the show presented in Boa Vista, Rio de Janeiro , which brought together thousands of people in the National Day of Black Consciousness. As guests received Sandra de Sá , Zeca Pagodinho, Caetano Veloso , among others . [Source: dicionariocravoalbin ]
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RENATO TERRA - Renato Terra
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1997
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O Bad Brains é uma influente banda americana de hardcore e reggae, formada em Washington,DC em 1977. São considerados um dos pioneiros do hardcore. A banda foi formada com o nome de Mind Power pelo guitarrista de jazz fusion Dr. Know (Gary Miller), em 1977. Junto a ele havia o vocalista Sid McCray, o baixista Darryl Jennifer e o baterista Earl Hudson. Originalmente formada com influências de funk e jazz fusion, a banda desenvolveu um punk rock muito mais rápido, intenso e musicalmente mais complexo e extremo que os seus contemporâneos. É considerada uma das primeiras bandas americanas de hardcore e, alguns anos depois foram os primeiros a fazer a fusão do heavy metal com o funk. Também são adeptos da música reggae, sendo seguidores da religião rastafári. Em 1978, o vocalista apresenta o punk rock para o resto da banda, que já andava escutando Black Sabbath na época, e isso mudou toda a percepção da banda. Por influência do vocalista, a banda fica obcecada pelo punk rock e mudam o seu nome para Bad Brains, nome de uma música do Ramones, mas o Bad (mau) com o sentido de poderoso. Apesar do forte envolvimento com o punk rock a banda tinha uma forte ligação com o reggae, que segundo boatos foi depois de ver Bob Marley em um show, que os integrantes mergulharam fundo no reggae adotaram como filosofia de vida a religião rastafári. Ainda no começo, a banda ficou conhecida em Washington por ser formada apenas por integrantes afro-americanos, o que era uma certa novidade para a época e também pelas apresentações enérgicas e o talento dos músicos, que tocavam um hardcore mais complexo e bem trabalhado. Por volta de 1979, o Bad Brains foi "banido" de diversos locais de shows, mudando-se mais tarde para a cidade de Nova York. Essa fase seria relatada mais à frente na música "Banned in D.C.". O primeiro single "Pay To Cum" foi prensado em poucas cópias e, em 1982, o álbum de estréia Bad Brains foi lançado apenas em formato de fita cassete pela gravadora ROIR. A banda demorou quase três anos para lançar outro álbum de estúdio, mas finalmente em 1986 sai pela SST Records o clássico I Against I, que é um álbum aclamado pela crítica de punk hardcore americano misturando Funk, Soul, e Heavy Metal, que para muitos foi o apogeu criativo da banda. O único da carreira do grupo que não traz Reggae. Há quem diga que o I Against I representa para o Bad Brains o mesmo que o London Calling representou para o The Clash. Em 1989 sai o álbum Quickness, que com sua sonoridade mais pesada, influenciada pelos intercâmbios entre o hardcore e o metal que ocorriam na época, neste álbum, a banda continua o mesmo estilo que usou em I Against I. Ainda assim, a maioria dos fãs considera Quickness um clássico. Com a explosão do rock alternativo nos anos 90, Dr. Know foi abordado por Epic Records em 1992, oferecendo à banda um contrato por uma grande gravadora. E em 1993 foi lançado o álbum Rise gravado com o baterista Mackie Jayson (que havia tocado como músico em Quickness) e com o vocalista Israel Joseph I. A banda ganhou um tributo chamado Never Give In: A Tribute To Bad Brains, com bandas grandes da cena metal/hardcore como Sepultura, Downset e Moby, que saiu no Brasil pela gravadora holandesa Century Media Records. [Fonte: wikipedia]
The Bad Brains is an influential American hardcore and reggae band formed in Washington, DC in 1977. Sao considered one of the pioneers of hardcore. The band was formed under the name Mind Power by jazz fusion guitarist Dr. Know (Gary Miller) in 1977. Beside him was the lead singer Sid McCray, bassist Darryl Jennifer, and drummer Earl Hudson. Originally formed with influences from funk and jazz fusion, the band developed a punk rock much faster, more intense and musically complex and extreme than their contemporaries. It is considered one of the first American hardcore bands and a few years later were the first to make a fusion of heavy metal with funk. They are also fans of reggae music, being followers of the Rastafarian religion. In 1978, the singer introduced the rock for the rest of the band, who was already listening to Black Sabbath at the time, and it changed the whole perception of the punk band. On the influence of the singer, the band is obsessed with punk rock and changed their name to Bad Brains, the name of a song by the Ramones, but the Bad (bad) to mean powerful. Despite the strong involvement with rock punk band had a strong connection with reggae, which was rumored after seeing Bob Marley in concert, the members plunged deep into reggae adopted as a philosophy of life Rastafarian religion. Still at the beginning, the band became known in Washington for being formed only by african-american members, which was a novelty at the time and also the energetic performances and talent of the musicians, who played a more complex hardcore and well worked. By 1979, the Bad Brains was "banned" from several local shows, moving later to the city of New York. This phase would be reported later in the song "Banned in DC". The first single "Pay To Cum" was pressed in a few copies, and in 1982, the debut album by Bad Brains was released only on cassette by ROIR label format. The band took almost three years to release another studio album, but finally comes out in 1986 by SST Records classic I Against I, which is a critically acclaimed album of American hardcore punk mixing Funk, Soul, and Heavy Metal, which for many was the band's creative heyday. The only career that does not bring the group Reggae. Some say that I Against I Bad Brains is to the same as the London Calling The Clash accounted for. In 1989 the Quickness album comes out, that with his heavier sound, influenced by exchanges between hardcore and metal occurring at the time, this album, the band continues the same style as used in I Against I. Still, most fans Quickness considered a classic. With the explosion of alternative rock in the '90s, Dr. Know was approached by Epic Records in 1992, offering the band a contract with a major label. And in 1993 the Rise album recorded with drummer Mackie Jayson (who had played as a session musician on Quickness), and vocalist Israel Joseph I. was released the band gained a tribute called Never Give In: A Tribute To Bad Brains, with big bands Scene metal / hardcore like Sepultura, Downset and Moby, which was released in Brazil by the Dutch record label Century Media Records. [Source: wikipedia]
The Bad Brains is an influential American hardcore and reggae band formed in Washington, DC in 1977. Sao considered one of the pioneers of hardcore. The band was formed under the name Mind Power by jazz fusion guitarist Dr. Know (Gary Miller) in 1977. Beside him was the lead singer Sid McCray, bassist Darryl Jennifer, and drummer Earl Hudson. Originally formed with influences from funk and jazz fusion, the band developed a punk rock much faster, more intense and musically complex and extreme than their contemporaries. It is considered one of the first American hardcore bands and a few years later were the first to make a fusion of heavy metal with funk. They are also fans of reggae music, being followers of the Rastafarian religion. In 1978, the singer introduced the rock for the rest of the band, who was already listening to Black Sabbath at the time, and it changed the whole perception of the punk band. On the influence of the singer, the band is obsessed with punk rock and changed their name to Bad Brains, the name of a song by the Ramones, but the Bad (bad) to mean powerful. Despite the strong involvement with rock punk band had a strong connection with reggae, which was rumored after seeing Bob Marley in concert, the members plunged deep into reggae adopted as a philosophy of life Rastafarian religion. Still at the beginning, the band became known in Washington for being formed only by african-american members, which was a novelty at the time and also the energetic performances and talent of the musicians, who played a more complex hardcore and well worked. By 1979, the Bad Brains was "banned" from several local shows, moving later to the city of New York. This phase would be reported later in the song "Banned in DC". The first single "Pay To Cum" was pressed in a few copies, and in 1982, the debut album by Bad Brains was released only on cassette by ROIR label format. The band took almost three years to release another studio album, but finally comes out in 1986 by SST Records classic I Against I, which is a critically acclaimed album of American hardcore punk mixing Funk, Soul, and Heavy Metal, which for many was the band's creative heyday. The only career that does not bring the group Reggae. Some say that I Against I Bad Brains is to the same as the London Calling The Clash accounted for. In 1989 the Quickness album comes out, that with his heavier sound, influenced by exchanges between hardcore and metal occurring at the time, this album, the band continues the same style as used in I Against I. Still, most fans Quickness considered a classic. With the explosion of alternative rock in the '90s, Dr. Know was approached by Epic Records in 1992, offering the band a contract with a major label. And in 1993 the Rise album recorded with drummer Mackie Jayson (who had played as a session musician on Quickness), and vocalist Israel Joseph I. was released the band gained a tribute called Never Give In: A Tribute To Bad Brains, with big bands Scene metal / hardcore like Sepultura, Downset and Moby, which was released in Brazil by the Dutch record label Century Media Records. [Source: wikipedia]
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