Henry Butler/Charlie Hunter/Karl Denson/Stanton Moore- High Sierra, 9/6/98
O.V. Wright- A Nickel & A Nail-and-Ace Of Spades
Jorge Ben Jor- A Tãbua de Esmeralda
(#6 on Rolling Stone's Top 100 Brazilian Records list and I totally understand why. Fantastic!)
Roxy Music- Hammersmith Odeon, 5/18/79
Nazz- S/T (MONO)
Patti Smith- Personal Playlist
Trio Mocoto- S/T
Marvin Gaye- Let's Get It On (Extras, Demos, Alts.)
Os Tincoãs- S/T (1973)
(My new favorite record. Sublime.)
Os Tincoãs- S/T (1977)
The Alan Bown!- S/T (Robert Palmer, not Jess Roden)
Love Sculpture- Forms & Feelings
(A far cry from what Dave Edmunds became, but excellent nonetheless. The version of "You Can't Catch me" is borderline hardcore!!)
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Os Tincoãs S/T (1973) https://youtu.be/NEsv5GWOsiI?si=-t0yYnMmPDN9lx1P
Sublime indeed. Thank you!:)
So far, everything I've heard from Jorge Ben is fantastic. Samba Esquerra Novo, Jorge Ben, A Tabua Esmeralda and Africa Brasil (which may be my favorite since it's the album w "Umbabarauma," the first track...off that david bryne compilation.
By the way, how are you listening to the 1973 Os Tincoãs album? YouTube? I don't see it on Amazon Music.
pmac left a comment on the SOTW week post about a private blog he runs called Kingston To Rio. Invite only, but it's full of Brazilian music. I downloaded all four Os Tincoas records, not to mention a few dozen others.
Link to the 1973 Os Tincoãs album is available in the first comment above. Hope this helps. :)
Thx anonymous!
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