ROCK
1990
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3 de outubro de 2023
THE ROLLING STONES - Jump Back
CLASSIC ROCK
1993
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The Rolling Stones é uma das mais notórias bandas de rock de todos os tempos, tendo realizado seu primeiro show em 12 de julho de 1962, no Marquee Club, em Londres. Ao lado dos Beatles, The Who e The Kinks, foi uma das bandas mais importantes da chamada Invasão Britânica ocorrida nos anos 60, que adicionou diversos artistas ingleses nas paradas norte-americanas. Formado por Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman e Charlie Watts, o grupo calcava sua sonoridade no blues, e surgia como uma opção aos Beatles. Em mais de 50 anos de carreira, hits como Satisfaction, Start Me Up, Sympathy for the Devil, Jumping Jack Flash, Miss You e Angie fizeram dos Stones uma das mais conhecidas bandas do rock mundial. Tudo começou em 1960, quando os dois amigos de infância, Mick e Keith, se reencontraram em um trem na estação de Dartford, Inglaterra, e descobriram um interesse em comum por blues e rock and roll. Foram convidados pelo guitarrista Brian Jones em 1962 a montar a definitiva banda de R&B branca, que se chamaria The Rolling Stones, inspirado no nome de uma canção de Muddy Waters, Rolling Stone, cujo nome foi utilizado oficialmente, pela primeira vez, em sua apresentação no Marquee Club de Londres em 12 de julho de 1962. O pianista Ian Stewart, amigo de Brian, seria o co-fundador da banda, com direito a gravar com a banda mas não de posar como membro. Bill Wyman, que embora já vivesse da noite há muito mais tempo que os demais, seria acrescentado à banda por possuíi mais de um amplificador(!). Em janeiro de 1963, Charlie Watts assumiria definitivamente a bateria. A boa repercussão nas apresentações ao vivo somadas à habilidade promocional de seu empresário, levou a banda a um contrato com a Decca Records. Os primeiros singles, um cover de uma canção de Chuck Berry e Muddy Waters de cada lado, Come On/I Want To Be Loved, e uma gravação para uma composição da dupla John Lennon e Paul McCartney, I Wanna Be Your Man, foram bem aceitos. O primeiro álbum, chamado simplesmente The Rolling Stones, saiu em abril de 1964, contendo apenas uma composição de Jagger e Richards. A partir daí, pouco a pouco o material próprio começou a ser valorizado, tendo em Out Of Our Heads, de 1965, o primeiro de uma série de discos basicamente de composições da dupla Jagger-Richards. É nesse ano que a banda lança seu maior hit em todos os tempos, Satisfaction. Com o álbum Aftermath, de 1966, a banda começaria uma fase de músicas mais longas e de arranjos mais elaborados. O flerte com o rock psicodélico e experimental teria seu ápice em Their Satanic Majesties Request, de 1967. Com Beggar’s Banquet (1968) haveria a volta ao estilo mais próximo ao R&B que os fizeram famosos. São desta época dois dos maiores hits da banda, Jumpin’ Jack Flash, que só saiu como compacto e a controversa Sympathy For The Devil, música responsável pela maior parte das acusações de satanismo que a banda iria sofrer desde então. Em 1969 Brian Jones oficialmente abandona os Stones, sendo substituído por Mick Taylor. Em 1970 sai Get Your Ya-Ya’s Out, o primeiro disco ao vivo, com estéreo autêntico e alta fidelidade, gravado de sua apresentação no Madison Square Garden, em Nova York. Em 1971 a banda passa para a Atlantic Records, que lhes permite estrear o selo próprio, Rolling Stones Records. Nesse ano a banda lança um dos seus álbuns mais curiosos, Sticky Fingers, cuja capa foi idealizada por Andy Warhol com uma foto de uma pélvis atribuida a Jagger e cujo LP original possuía um zíper que podia ser aberto e mostrava uma figura de uma cueca. Esse álbum também foi o primeiro a mostrar o famoso logo da Banda. [Fonte: wikipedia]
The Rolling Stones is one of the most notorious rock bands of all time, having performed their first gig on July 12, 1962, at the Marquee Club in London. Alongside the Beatles, The Who and The Kinks, was one of the most important bands of the British Invasion call occurred in the 60s, which added several British artists in American charts. Formed by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts, the group wore their blues sound, and emerged as an option to the Beatles. In over 50 years of career hits as Satisfaction, Start Me Up, Sympathy for the Devil, Jumping Jack Flash, Miss You and Angie made the Stones one of the best known bands in the rock. It all started in 1960 when two childhood friends, Mick and Keith, were reunited on a train station in Dartford, England, and discovered a common interest in blues and rock and roll. Were invited by guitarist Brian Jones in 1962 to assemble the definitive band of R & B white, to be called The Rolling Stones, inspired the name of a song by Muddy Waters, Rolling Stone, whose name was used officially for the first time in his presentation Marquee Club in London on July 12, 1962 the pianist Ian Stewart, a friend of Brian, was the co-founder of the band, with the right to record with the band but not posing as a member. Bill Wyman, who much longer than the others though have lived there at night, would be added to the band by possuíi over an amplifier (!). In January 1963, Charlie Watts definitely assume the battery. The good effect on live performances coupled with the ability of your promotional entrepreneur, took the band to a contract with Decca Records. The first singles, a cover of a song by Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters on each side, Come On / I Want To Be Loved, and a recording for a composition of double John Lennon and Paul McCartney, I Wanna Be Your Man, were well accepted. The first album, simply called The Rolling Stones, came out in April 1964, containing only a composition of Jagger and Richards. Since then, little by little the material itself began to be valued, in Out Of Our Heads, 1965, the first of a series of disks of double compositions basically Jagger-Richards. Is this year the band released their biggest hit of all time, Satisfaction. With the Aftermath album, 1966, the band would begin a phase of longer songs and more elaborate arrangements. The flirtation with psychedelic and experimental rock had its apex in Their Satanic Majesties Request, 1967 With Beggar's Banquet (1968) would be a return to closer to R & B style that made them famous. This time are two of the biggest hits of the band, Jumpin 'Jack Flash, which only came out as compact and the controversial Sympathy For The Devil, music accounted for most of the accusations of Satanism that the band would suffer since. In 1969 Brian Jones leaves the Stones officially and was replaced by Mick Taylor. In 1970 out Get Your Ya-Ya's Out, the first live album, with authentic, high fidelity stereo, recorded their performance at Madison Square Garden in New York. In 1971 the band goes to Atlantic Records, which allows them to own debut, Rolling Stones Records label. That year the band released one of their most curious albums, Sticky Fingers, whose cover was designed by Andy Warhol with a photo of a pelvis attributed to Jagger and whose original LP had a zipper that could be opened and showed a picture of his underwear. This album was also the first to show the famous logo of the band. [Source: wikipedia]
The Rolling Stones is one of the most notorious rock bands of all time, having performed their first gig on July 12, 1962, at the Marquee Club in London. Alongside the Beatles, The Who and The Kinks, was one of the most important bands of the British Invasion call occurred in the 60s, which added several British artists in American charts. Formed by Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Brian Jones, Bill Wyman and Charlie Watts, the group wore their blues sound, and emerged as an option to the Beatles. In over 50 years of career hits as Satisfaction, Start Me Up, Sympathy for the Devil, Jumping Jack Flash, Miss You and Angie made the Stones one of the best known bands in the rock. It all started in 1960 when two childhood friends, Mick and Keith, were reunited on a train station in Dartford, England, and discovered a common interest in blues and rock and roll. Were invited by guitarist Brian Jones in 1962 to assemble the definitive band of R & B white, to be called The Rolling Stones, inspired the name of a song by Muddy Waters, Rolling Stone, whose name was used officially for the first time in his presentation Marquee Club in London on July 12, 1962 the pianist Ian Stewart, a friend of Brian, was the co-founder of the band, with the right to record with the band but not posing as a member. Bill Wyman, who much longer than the others though have lived there at night, would be added to the band by possuíi over an amplifier (!). In January 1963, Charlie Watts definitely assume the battery. The good effect on live performances coupled with the ability of your promotional entrepreneur, took the band to a contract with Decca Records. The first singles, a cover of a song by Chuck Berry and Muddy Waters on each side, Come On / I Want To Be Loved, and a recording for a composition of double John Lennon and Paul McCartney, I Wanna Be Your Man, were well accepted. The first album, simply called The Rolling Stones, came out in April 1964, containing only a composition of Jagger and Richards. Since then, little by little the material itself began to be valued, in Out Of Our Heads, 1965, the first of a series of disks of double compositions basically Jagger-Richards. Is this year the band released their biggest hit of all time, Satisfaction. With the Aftermath album, 1966, the band would begin a phase of longer songs and more elaborate arrangements. The flirtation with psychedelic and experimental rock had its apex in Their Satanic Majesties Request, 1967 With Beggar's Banquet (1968) would be a return to closer to R & B style that made them famous. This time are two of the biggest hits of the band, Jumpin 'Jack Flash, which only came out as compact and the controversial Sympathy For The Devil, music accounted for most of the accusations of Satanism that the band would suffer since. In 1969 Brian Jones leaves the Stones officially and was replaced by Mick Taylor. In 1970 out Get Your Ya-Ya's Out, the first live album, with authentic, high fidelity stereo, recorded their performance at Madison Square Garden in New York. In 1971 the band goes to Atlantic Records, which allows them to own debut, Rolling Stones Records label. That year the band released one of their most curious albums, Sticky Fingers, whose cover was designed by Andy Warhol with a photo of a pelvis attributed to Jagger and whose original LP had a zipper that could be opened and showed a picture of his underwear. This album was also the first to show the famous logo of the band. [Source: wikipedia]
Total Time: 75 min
2 de outubro de 2023
MICHEL PORTAL - Musiques De Cinémas Déjouées Avec Des Amis Jazzmen
JAZZ
1995
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Total Time: 41 min
PAULINHO MOSKA - Eu Falso da Minha Vida o Que Eu Quiser
MPB ALTERNATIVE
2001
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Total Time: 62 min
1 de outubro de 2023
RICHARD CLAYDERMAN - The Very Best Of
INSTRUMENTAL
1999
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Total Time: 49 min
JAY JESSE JOHNSON - Set The Blues On Fire
BLUES ROCK
2015
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OS ATUAIS - Deixe Dele Que Deixo Dela
FANDANGO
1996
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Total Time: 35 min
PINK FLOYD - The Division Bell
PROGRESSIVE ROCK
1994
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O Pink Floyd é uma banda inglesa formada na cidade de Cambridge em 1965, inicialmente reconhecida pelo estilo psicodélico e experimental durante sua fase inicial e mais tarde por seu álbuns conceituais, letras filosóficas e concertos extremamente elaborados, com combinações muito originais entre som e imagem em todas as suas fases. Um dos conjuntos de maior sucesso na história, a banda vendeu 200 milhões de discos ao redor do mundo, obtendo o recorde de manter por mais tempo um álbum (The Dark Side Of The Moon) no Top 200 da Billboard – 741 semanas consecutivas, ou seja, mais de 14 anos. Apesar do moderado sucesso nas rádios à fase inicial, o Pink Floyd era uma das bandas mais conhecidas e respeitadas no underground londrino, quando realizava shows memoráveis por sua combinação de sons e luzes, arquitetada pelo então líder Syd Barrett. Algum tempo depois do lançamento do primeiro álbum, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, de 1967, o comportamento imprevisível de Barrett, agravado pelo seu uso abusivo de drogas, forçou seu posterior desligamento. Durante algum tempo ele ainda permaneceu na banda de forma apagada, compondo apenas uma música do disco A Saucerful of Secrets (1968). Barrett, que sofria de diabetes, teve sua situação médica agravada lentamente ao longo dos anos, o que culminou em sua morte por câncer em 2006. O próximo disco – já sem a presença de Syd – More, de 1969, trilha sonora para o filme homônimo, contava com David Gilmour já como guitarrista e vocalista principal em todas as faixas. Durante algum tempo a banda permaneceu sem rumo certo em função da perda do líder e principal letrista. Discos experimentais e longas músicas instrumentais são exemplos dessa época: Ummagumma, álbum duplo de 1969, Atom Heart Mother (1970) e Meddle (1971). Antes de seu disco de maior sucesso, Dark Side of the Moon (1973), a banda ainda lançou em 1972 Obscured by Clouds, outra trilha sonora e um dos discos mais singulares do Pink Floyd. Foi com Dark Side que a banda se tornou mundialmente conhecida e atingiu grande nível de popularidade. O disco, aclamado pelo público e pela crítica, tematizava sobre diversos problemas que afligem o homem moderno, como o dinheiro, a loucura, a morte e a apatia, dentre outros. Esse sucesso intensificou a influência do baixista Roger Waters, que criou os conceitos de todos os demais álbuns dessa época. São eles: Wish You Were Here (1975), Animals (1977), The Wall (1979) e Final Cut (1983). O primeiro trata basicamente sobre a ausência – tanto a de Syd quanto a dos membros à época, em parte desmotivados por terem alcançado tanto sucesso com o disco anterior. Há também severas críticas à indústria fonográfica em geral, exemplo de Welcome to the Machine e Have a Cigar. O álbum Animals, não tão bem recebido pela crítica quando do seu lançamento, é uma adaptação do clássico de George Orwell, A Revolução dos Bichos. Apesar disso, o disco é provavelmente o auge técnico dos integrantes e possui muito boa avaliação entre os fãs. Com o próximo disco – The Wall – que muitos concordam ser o ponto alto de Waters como compositor, a banda novamente alcança o topo das paradas da Billboard, vendendo mais de 11 milhões de cópias, o que o torna o disco duplo mais vendido de todos os tempos. Complexo e bastante autobiográfico, o disco tem como ponto chave o processo de isolamento causado por traumas sofridos ao longo da vida. Um deles, a morte do pai na 2ª Guerra Mundial, é mais bem trabalhado no último disco sob a liderança do baixista: Final Cut, que também contém críticas à política bélica britânica, comandada na época por Margaret Thatcher. Waters, que alegava sérias divergências com os demais membros da banda, declarou o fim em 1985. Insatisfeitos com o desfecho da situação, David Gilmour, juntamente com o baterista Nick Mason brigaram na justiça com Waters, ganhando o direito de continuar usando o nome Pink Floyd mesmo sem a presença do ex-líder. Após isso foram lançados 2 álbuns sob liderança do guitarrista: A Momentary Lapse of Reason, de 1987, com fortes influências da década de 80 (e que ainda não continha a presença de Wright), e The Division Bell, de 1994, com diversas letras co-escritas pela mulher de Gilmour, Polly Samson. [Fonte: lastfm]
Pink Floyd are an English band formed in Cambridge in 1965, initially recognized by the psychedelic and experimental style during its initial phase and later by his concept albums, philosophical lyrics and extremely elaborate concerts, with very unique combinations of sound and image every stage. One of the sets most successful in history, the band has sold 200 million records around the world, obtaining a record keep longer an album (The Dark Side Of The Moon) on the Billboard Top 200 - 741 weeks in a row, or That's over 14 years. Despite the moderate success on the radio to the initial phase, Pink Floyd was one of the most known and respected bands in the London underground, when performed memorable shows for its combination of sounds and lights, engineered by then leader Syd Barrett. Some time after the release of the first album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, 1967, the unpredictable behavior of Barrett, exacerbated by his drug abuse, forced his subsequent shutdown. For a while he still remained in the band off form, making only one disc music Saucerful of Secrets (1968). Barrett, who suffered from diabetes, had his medical condition worsened slowly over the years, culminating in his death from cancer in 2006. The next album - already without the presence of Syd - More, 1969 soundtrack for the movie namesake, David Gilmour had already as a guitarist and lead singer on all tracks. For a while the band remained aimlessly because of the loss of the leader and main songwriter. Experimental discs and long instrumental songs are examples of that time: Ummagumma, double album 1969 Atom Heart Mother (1970) and Meddle (1971). Prior to his most successful album, Dark Side of the Moon (1973), the band also launched in 1972 Obscured by Clouds, another soundtrack and one of the most unique albums of Pink Floyd. It was with the band Dark Side became known worldwide and achieved great level of popularity. The album, acclaimed by audiences and critics, tematizava on various problems afflicting modern man, like money, madness, death and apathy, among others. This success has intensified the influence of bassist Roger Waters, who created the concepts of all other albums of this period. They are: Wish You Were Here (1975) Animals (1977), The Wall (1979) and Final Cut (1983). The first basically deals with the absence - both Syd as a Member at the time, partly motivated by having been so successful with the previous disc. There are also severe criticism of the recording industry in general, sample Welcome to the Machine and Have a Cigar. The album Animals, not as well received by critics upon its release, is a classic adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm. Nevertheless, the disc is probably the pinnacle of technical members and has very good rating among fans. With the next album - The Wall - which many agree is the highlight of Waters as a composer, the band again reaches the top of the Billboard charts, selling over 11 million copies, making it the best-selling double album of all time. Complex and quite autobiographical, the disc has a key point the process of isolation caused by traumas suffered throughout life. One, his father's death in World War 2, is best worked on the last album under the leadership of bassist: Final Cut, which also contains criticism of the British war policy, led at the time by Margaret Thatcher. Waters, who claimed serious differences with the other members of the band, declared an end in 1985. Dissatisfied with the outcome of the situation, David Gilmour, along with drummer Nick Mason fought in court with Waters, earning the right to continue using the name Pink Floyd even without the presence of the former leader. After that were released two albums under the leadership of guitarist: A Momentary Lapse of Reason, 1987, with strong influences of the 80 (and not yet contained the presence of Wright), and The Division Bell, 1994, with several letters co-written by the wife of Gilmour, Polly Samson. [Source: lastfm]
Pink Floyd are an English band formed in Cambridge in 1965, initially recognized by the psychedelic and experimental style during its initial phase and later by his concept albums, philosophical lyrics and extremely elaborate concerts, with very unique combinations of sound and image every stage. One of the sets most successful in history, the band has sold 200 million records around the world, obtaining a record keep longer an album (The Dark Side Of The Moon) on the Billboard Top 200 - 741 weeks in a row, or That's over 14 years. Despite the moderate success on the radio to the initial phase, Pink Floyd was one of the most known and respected bands in the London underground, when performed memorable shows for its combination of sounds and lights, engineered by then leader Syd Barrett. Some time after the release of the first album, The Piper at the Gates of Dawn, 1967, the unpredictable behavior of Barrett, exacerbated by his drug abuse, forced his subsequent shutdown. For a while he still remained in the band off form, making only one disc music Saucerful of Secrets (1968). Barrett, who suffered from diabetes, had his medical condition worsened slowly over the years, culminating in his death from cancer in 2006. The next album - already without the presence of Syd - More, 1969 soundtrack for the movie namesake, David Gilmour had already as a guitarist and lead singer on all tracks. For a while the band remained aimlessly because of the loss of the leader and main songwriter. Experimental discs and long instrumental songs are examples of that time: Ummagumma, double album 1969 Atom Heart Mother (1970) and Meddle (1971). Prior to his most successful album, Dark Side of the Moon (1973), the band also launched in 1972 Obscured by Clouds, another soundtrack and one of the most unique albums of Pink Floyd. It was with the band Dark Side became known worldwide and achieved great level of popularity. The album, acclaimed by audiences and critics, tematizava on various problems afflicting modern man, like money, madness, death and apathy, among others. This success has intensified the influence of bassist Roger Waters, who created the concepts of all other albums of this period. They are: Wish You Were Here (1975) Animals (1977), The Wall (1979) and Final Cut (1983). The first basically deals with the absence - both Syd as a Member at the time, partly motivated by having been so successful with the previous disc. There are also severe criticism of the recording industry in general, sample Welcome to the Machine and Have a Cigar. The album Animals, not as well received by critics upon its release, is a classic adaptation of George Orwell's Animal Farm. Nevertheless, the disc is probably the pinnacle of technical members and has very good rating among fans. With the next album - The Wall - which many agree is the highlight of Waters as a composer, the band again reaches the top of the Billboard charts, selling over 11 million copies, making it the best-selling double album of all time. Complex and quite autobiographical, the disc has a key point the process of isolation caused by traumas suffered throughout life. One, his father's death in World War 2, is best worked on the last album under the leadership of bassist: Final Cut, which also contains criticism of the British war policy, led at the time by Margaret Thatcher. Waters, who claimed serious differences with the other members of the band, declared an end in 1985. Dissatisfied with the outcome of the situation, David Gilmour, along with drummer Nick Mason fought in court with Waters, earning the right to continue using the name Pink Floyd even without the presence of the former leader. After that were released two albums under the leadership of guitarist: A Momentary Lapse of Reason, 1987, with strong influences of the 80 (and not yet contained the presence of Wright), and The Division Bell, 1994, with several letters co-written by the wife of Gilmour, Polly Samson. [Source: lastfm]
Total Time: 67 min
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