CLASSIC ROCK
1982
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14 de junho de 2020
13 de junho de 2020
MARILLION - Tales From The Engine Room
ELECTRONIC HOUSE
1998
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Total Time: 68 min
10 de junho de 2020
CANGAIA DE JEGUE - Na Pista Com A Cangaia - Ao Vivo
FORRÓ
2012
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Total Time: 52 min
DAVID SANBORN - Inside
SMOTH JAZZ
1999
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Ganhador de seis prêmios Grammy e um dos campeões mundiais de vendagem no gênero instrumental com mais de sete milhões de cópias, David já acompanhou Albert King, David Bowie, James Brown, James Taylor, Stevie Wonder e o grupo The Eagles, entre outros. Sanborn nasceu em Tampa, Flórida e cresceu em Kirkwood, Missouri. Ele sofria de poliomielite em sua juventude, e começou a tocar saxofone devido a um conselho médico para reforçar os músculos enfraquecidos do peito e melhorar sua respiração. Sanborn já tocava com os músicos de blues Albert King e Little Milton com a idade de 14, e continuou tocando blues quando ele ingressou na Paul Butterfield's band em 1967. Uma das primeiras aparições de Sanborn como convidado foi no álbum de David Bowie chamado Young Americans. Embora Sanborn está mais associado ao smooth jazz, ele explorou os horizontes do free jazz em sua juventude, estudando com Roscoe Mitchell e Julius Hemphill. Ele foi um músico altamente requisitado desde final dos anos 1960, tocando com uma série de artistas famosos, como Eric Clapton, Roger Daltrey, Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, Jaco Pastorius, The Brecker Brothers, David Bowie, Little Feat, Bob James, James Taylor, Al Jarreau, George Benson, Joe Beck, Donny Hathaway, Elton John, Gil Evans, Carly Simon, Linda Ronstadt, Billy Joel, Roger Waters, Steely Dan, Ween, The Eagles, Michael Stanley, o grupo alemão Nena, e a pop star japonesa Utada Hikaru. Sanborn já ganhou vários prêmios Grammy, incluindo os prêmios por Voyeur (1982), Double Vision (1987) e o single instrumental Close Up (1988). Na televisão, Sanborn é conhecido pelo seu sax solo na música-tema para o sucesso da rede NBC L.A. Law. Ele também fez algumas participações em filmes como Máquina Mortífera (Lethal Weapon) e Os Fantasmas Contra-atacam (Scrooged). Em 1991 Sanborn gravou Another Hand, que o All Music Guide to Jazz descriveu como um "regresso de Sanborn ao seu real e verdadeiro amor: um sem adorno (ou apenas parcialmente adornado) jazz" que "a balanceia as escalas" com o seu material de smotth jazz. No álbum, produzido por Hal Willner, participam músicos de fora do cenário do smooth jazz, como Charlie Haden, Jack DeJohnette, Bill Frisell, e Marc Ribot. Seu álbuns mais recentes incluem Closer. Em 1994 Sanborn participou do A Celebration: The Music of Pete Townshend and The Who, também conhecido como Daltrey Sings Townshend. O evento, produzido por Roger Daltrey da banda inglesa de rock The Who, consisitia de duas noites de concertos no Carnegie Hall em comemoração do seu quinquagésimo aniversário. Em 1994, um CD e um vídeo VHS foram lançados e, em 1998 foi lançado um DVD. Sanborn trabalhou tanto no rádio quanto na televisão. Em finais dos anos 1980 ele foi convidado para ser membro regular da banda de Paul Shaffer no programa de entrevistas Late Night with David Letterman. A partir de 1988-89, ele co-organizou com Jools Holland um programa musical na NBC. O programa, Night Music, seguindo uma abordagem eclética do produtor Hal Willner, apresentou Sanborn junto a muitos músicos famosos, como Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Lou Reed, Santana, Youssou N'dour, Pere Ubu, Loudon Wainwright III, Mary Margaret O ' Hara e Curtis Mayfield. Durante os anos 1980 e 1990, Sanborn organizou um programa de rádio o The Jazz Show with David Sanborn. Em 2004, Sanborn ganhou uma estrela na calçada da fama de St. Louis. Sanborn também fez também uma turnê no Japão tocando na rede de restaurantes Blue Note em Nagoya, Osaka e Tóquio. [Fonte: wikipedia]
Winner of six Grammy Awards and one of the world champions of bandage in the instrumental genre with more than seven million copies, David has followed Albert King, David Bowie, James Brown, James Taylor, Stevie Wonder and the group The Eagles, among others. Sanborn was born in Tampa, Florida and grew up in Kirkwood, Missouri. He suffered from polio in his youth, and began playing the saxophone due to a medical board to strengthen the weakened muscles of the chest and improve your breathing. Sanborn was playing with blues musicians Albert King and Little Milton at the age of 14, and continued playing blues when he joined the Paul Butterfield's band in 1967. One of the first appearances of Sanborn was a guest on the album of David Bowie called Young Americans . Although Sanborn is most associated with smooth jazz, he explored the free jazz horizons in his youth, studying with Roscoe Mitchell and Julius Hemphill. He was a musician highly requested since the late 1960s, performing with a number of famous artists such as Eric Clapton, Roger Daltrey, Stevie Wonder, Paul Simon, Jaco Pastorius, The Brecker Brothers, David Bowie, Little Feat, Bob James, James Taylor, Al Jarreau, George Benson, Joe Beck, Donny Hathaway, Elton John, Gil Evans, Carly Simon, Linda Ronstadt, Billy Joel, Roger Waters, Steely Dan, Ween, The Eagles, Michael Stanley, the German group Nena, and the Utada Hikaru Japanese pop star. Sanborn has won several Grammy Awards, including awards for Voyeur (1982), Double Vision (1987) and the instrumental single Close Up (1988). On television, Sanborn is known for his sax solo on the theme song for the hit NBC LA Law network. He also made guest appearances in films like Lethal Weapon (Lethal Weapon) and Ghosts Counter-attack (Scrooged). In 1991 Sanborn Another Hand recorded, the All Music Guide to Jazz descriveu as a "return Sanborn to your real and true love: An unadorned (or only partially adorned) jazz" that "balances the scales" with your material smotth of jazz. On the album, produced by Hal Willner, participating musicians from outside the smooth jazz scene, as Charlie Haden, Jack DeJohnette, Bill Frisell, Marc Ribot and. His most recent albums include Closer. In 1994 Sanborn participated in A Celebration: The Music of Pete Townshend and The Who, also known as Daltrey Sings Townshend. The event, produced by Roger Daltrey of English rock band The Who, consisitia two concert nights at Carnegie Hall in celebration of his fiftieth birthday. In 1994, a CD and a VHS video were released, and in 1998 a DVD was released. Sanborn worked both in radio and in television. In late 1980 he was invited to be a regular member of the band Paul Shaffer on Late Night talk show with David Letterman. From 1988-89, he co-hosted with Jools Holland a music program on NBC. The program, Night Music, following an eclectic approach to producer Hal Willner, presented Sanborn together with many famous musicians such as Miles Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Lou Reed, Santana, Youssou N'dour, Pere Ubu, Loudon Wainwright III, Mary Margaret O O'Hara and Curtis Mayfield. During the 1980s and 1990s, Sanborn hosted a radio program The Jazz Show with David Sanborn. In 2004, Sanborn got a star on the St. Louis Walk of Fame. Sanborn also also toured in Japan playing in chain restaurants Blue Note in Nagoya, Osaka and Tokyo. [Source: wikipedia]
Total Time: 48 min
9 de junho de 2020
DEEP PURPLE - Rapture Of The Deep
CLASSIC ROCK
2005
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O Deep Purple é uma banda de rock inglesa formada em Hertford, Hertfordshire. Em 1967, Chris Curtis, ex-baterista do The Searchers, teve a idéia exótica de reunir vários músicos muito talentosos num grupo chamado Roundabout. Eles se revezariam em torno do baterista, como num carrossel. Depois que a idéia foi comprada pelo produtor Tony Edwards, o primeiro músico a topar a idéia foi o tecladista Jon Lord, colega de Curtis nos The Flowerpot Men, onde também tocava o baixista Nick Simper. Era o final dos anos 60, Lord entrou no apartamento e encontrou as paredes cobertas de papel alumínio. Seu colega havia redecorado a casa pra mudar o astral. O grupo achou um guitarrista - Ritchie Blackmore, conhecia um baterista - Ian Paice - que trouxe um colega da The Maze - o vocalista Rod Evans. Com a saída de Curtis, acabou a idéia do rodízio e a banda precisava trocar de nome. Em fevereiro de 1968, depois de queimar pestana em uma lista de nomes que incluía o pomposo Orpheus, acabou vencendo o título da música favorita da avó de Blackmore: Deep Purple. O primeiro disco, Shades of Deep Purple, foi lançado em setembro de 1968. Recheado de regravações (incluindo versões progressivas de Help, dos Beatles, e Hey Joe, de Jimi Hendrix), o disco estourou nas paradas de sucesso dos EUA com uma música de Joe South: Hush, o primeiro single da banda. Em dezembro daquele ano, quando o segundo disco (The Book of Taliesyn) já havia sido lançado, eles fizeram sua primeira turnê na América, acompanhando o Cream. Nessa turnê, além de visitar a mansão de Hugh Hefner, criador da revista Playboy, o grupo também descobriu que outro motivo de seu sucesso no Novo Mundo vinha do nome da banda - o mesmo de uma droga então muito popular na Califórnia. O segundo disco também trazia regravações, como River Deep, Mountain High (sucesso na voz de Tina Turner), We Can Work it Out (Beatles) e Kentucky Woman (Neil Diamond). A composição Wring That Neck (chamada de Hard Road nos Estados Unidos, pela violência do nome) sobreviveu, no setlist do grupo, à extinção da primeira formação no ano seguinte. Foi o veículo de algumas das mais inspiradas trocas de solos entre Blackmore e Lord.... [Fonte: wikipedia]
Deep Purple are an English rock band formed in Hertford, Hertfordshire. In 1967, Chris Curtis, former drummer of The Searchers, had the wild idea to put together several very talented musicians in a group called Roundabout. They would take turns around the drummer, like a carousel. Once the idea was bought by producer Tony Edwards, the first musician to bump the idea was keyboardist Jon Lord, fellow Curtis in The Flowerpot Men, where he also played bassist Nick Simper. It was the late '60s, Lord entered the apartment and found the walls covered with aluminum foil. His colleague had redecorated the house to change the mood. The group found a guitarist - Ritchie Blackmore, knew a drummer - Ian Paice - who brought a colleague from The Maze - vocalist Rod Evans. With the departure of Curtis, just the idea of rotation and the band had to change its name. In February 1968, after burning eyelash in a list of names that included the pompous Orpheus, eventually won the title of favorite music Grandma Blackmore Deep Purple. The first album, Shades of Deep Purple, was released in September 1968. Stuffed rewrites (including progressive versions of Help by the Beatles, and Hey Joe, Jimi Hendrix), the album broke the U.S. charts with a song Joe South Hush, the band's first single. In December of that year, when the second disc (The Book of Taliesyn) had already been released, they made their first tour in America, watching the Cream. On this tour, besides visiting the mansion of Hugh Hefner, founder of Playboy magazine, the group also found that another reason for his success in the New World came from the name of the band - even then a very popular drug in California. The second disc also featured reworkings, like River Deep, Mountain High (hit for Tina Turner), We Can Work it Out (Beatles) and Kentucky Woman (Neil Diamond). Wring That Neck The composition (called Hard Road in the United States, the violence of the name) survived in the setlist of the group, the extinction of training the following year. Was the vehicle of some of the most inspired solos exchanges between Blackmore and Lord .... [Source: wikipedia]
Deep Purple are an English rock band formed in Hertford, Hertfordshire. In 1967, Chris Curtis, former drummer of The Searchers, had the wild idea to put together several very talented musicians in a group called Roundabout. They would take turns around the drummer, like a carousel. Once the idea was bought by producer Tony Edwards, the first musician to bump the idea was keyboardist Jon Lord, fellow Curtis in The Flowerpot Men, where he also played bassist Nick Simper. It was the late '60s, Lord entered the apartment and found the walls covered with aluminum foil. His colleague had redecorated the house to change the mood. The group found a guitarist - Ritchie Blackmore, knew a drummer - Ian Paice - who brought a colleague from The Maze - vocalist Rod Evans. With the departure of Curtis, just the idea of rotation and the band had to change its name. In February 1968, after burning eyelash in a list of names that included the pompous Orpheus, eventually won the title of favorite music Grandma Blackmore Deep Purple. The first album, Shades of Deep Purple, was released in September 1968. Stuffed rewrites (including progressive versions of Help by the Beatles, and Hey Joe, Jimi Hendrix), the album broke the U.S. charts with a song Joe South Hush, the band's first single. In December of that year, when the second disc (The Book of Taliesyn) had already been released, they made their first tour in America, watching the Cream. On this tour, besides visiting the mansion of Hugh Hefner, founder of Playboy magazine, the group also found that another reason for his success in the New World came from the name of the band - even then a very popular drug in California. The second disc also featured reworkings, like River Deep, Mountain High (hit for Tina Turner), We Can Work it Out (Beatles) and Kentucky Woman (Neil Diamond). Wring That Neck The composition (called Hard Road in the United States, the violence of the name) survived in the setlist of the group, the extinction of training the following year. Was the vehicle of some of the most inspired solos exchanges between Blackmore and Lord .... [Source: wikipedia]
Total Time: 52 min
CANNED HEAT - Future Blues [Recommended]
BLUES ROCK
1970
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8 de junho de 2020
CARLINHOS BROWN - Omelete Man
MPB
[Brazilian Popular Music]
1998
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4 de junho de 2020
DELIGHT - A New
GOTHIC METAL
2004
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A banda foi formada sob a denominação SATOR, em 1998, em Skawina, uma pequena cidade perto de Cracóvia, Polônia. A primeira formação foi: Paulina Maslanka - vocais, Jaroslaw Baran - bateria e guitarra, Sebastian Wojtowicz - guitarra, Piotr Szymanski - baixo e Tomasz Polczyk - teclados. - Depois de alguns meses de trabalho a banda gravou sua primeira demo tape “…And Remember”, lançado com o rótulo underground da Eternal Blackness. Logo após o término da preparação da demo, Daniel Kaczmarczyk juntou-se a banda na bateria. Com a nova formação a banda trabalhou em novo material e após um ano de preparação, a banda foi capaz de obter 10 canções prontas. Estas canções eram para ser incluídas no primeiro trabalho com a re-denominada banda, Delight. Ao contrário da primeira demo, as novas canções foram totalmente compostas, produzidas e gravadas em um estúdio caseiro por Jaroslaw Baran. Pouco tempo depois, a banda assinou seu primeiro grande acordo, com a empresa polonesa Metal Mind Records. Foi isso que trouxe a necessária mudança de nome. Pouco antes do lançamento do álbum, o baterista Daniel Kaczmarczyk e o tecladista Tomasz Polczyk decidiram deixar a banda. No entanto, eles iriam ainda participar no processo de gravação. As substituições foram Tomasz Baran como baterista e Barbara Lasek como tecladista. Em 12 de novembro de 2000 a Metal Mind Production lançou o álbum de Delight - Last Temptation. Em 14 de maio de 2005, Delight desempenhou uma performance no Wave Gotik Treffen Festival, em Leipzig, na Alemanha. O show foi parte de um concurso, e Delight ganhou o título de Best Unsigned Gothic Act International. O evento foi organizado pela revista alemã Orkus, Roadrunner Records, Wave Gotik Treffen e Mastersound Entertainment. O júri foi presidido por Henk Hakker & Christian Klimek (Roadruner Records), Claus Müller & Kerstin Strobel (Orkus Magazine), Michael Brunner (organizator Wave Gotik Treffen), Alex Krull (Atrocidade / Leaves’ Eyes / Mastersound Entretenimento / Roadrunner Records) & Liv Kristine (Leaves’ Eyes) & Robert SUSS (Mastersound Entretenimento). Delight foi eleita a melhor banda do evento, ganhando um contrato de longo prazo com a Roadrunner Records. Delight foi a primeira banda polonesa marcada com o rótulo de rock / metal / alternativo. Em 13 de julho Delight co-apoiou Soulfly no concerto da banda em Varsóvia. Em 31 de agosto, delight tocou no Metal Hammer Festival, ao lado de bandas como Korn, Opeth, Lacuna Coil, Hunter e Mech. Em 2005 Delight iniciou a preparação de seu novo material. Paula e Jarek trabalharam no estúdio Gorycki & Sznyterman em Cracóvia, aperfeiçoando a nova demo, com a ajuda do produtor Łukasz Gorycki e Krystian Aparta, que co-produziu a letra para o novo álbum. Em setembro de 2005, a formação foi alterada novamente e Piotr Szymanski foi substituído por Marek Tkocz como baixista, e a banda foi incrementada com um guitarrista adicional, Grzegorz Gustof. {Fonte: lastfm]
The band was formed under the name SATOR in 1998 in Skawina, a small town near Krakow, Poland. The first line was: Paulina Maslanka - vocals, Jaroslaw Baran - drums and guitar, Sebastian Wojtowicz - guitar, Piotr Szymanski - down and Tomasz Polczyk - keyboards. - After a few months of work the band recorded their first demo tape "... And Remember", released with underground label Eternal Blackness. Soon after the end of the demo preparation, Daniel Kaczmarczyk joined the band on drums. With the new lineup the band worked on new material and after a year of preparation, the band was able to get 10 songs ready. These songs were to be included in the first work with the re-named band, Delight. Unlike the first demo, the new songs were totally composed, produced and recorded in a home studio by Jaroslaw Baran. Shortly thereafter, the band signed its first major agreement with the Polish company Metal Mind Records. That's what brought the necessary name change. Shortly before the album's release, drummer Daniel Kaczmarczyk and keyboardist Tomasz Polczyk decided to leave the band. However, they would still participate in the recording process. The replacements were Tomasz Baran as drummer and Barbara Lasek as keyboard player. On November 12, 2000 Metal Mind Production released the album Delight - Last Temptation. On May 14, 2005, Delight played a performance at the Wave Gotik Treffen festival in Leipzig, Germany. The show was part of a contest, and Delight won the title of Best Unsigned Gothic Act International. The event was organized by the German magazine Orkus, Roadrunner Records, Wave Gotik Treffen and mastersound Entertainment. The jury was chaired by Henk Hakker & Christian Klimek (Roadruner Records), Claus Müller & Kerstin Strobel (Orkus Magazine), Michael Brunner (Wave Gotik Treffen Organizator), Alex Krull (ATROCITY / Leaves' Eyes / mastersound Entertainment / Roadrunner Records) & Liv Kristine (Leaves' Eyes) & Robert SUSS (mastersound Entertainment). Delight was voted the best band in the event, earning a long-term contract with Roadrunner Records. Delight was the first Polish band marked with the label rock / metal / alternative. On July 13 Delight co-supported SOULFLY at the band's concert in Warsaw. On August 31, delight touched the Metal Hammer Festival, alongside bands like Korn, Opeth, Lacuna Coil, and Hunter Mech. Delight in 2005 started working on their new material. Paula and Jarek worked in Gorycki & Sznyterman studio in Krakow, perfecting new demo, with the help of producer Łukasz Gorycki and Krystian Aparta, who co-produced the letter for the new album. In September 2005, the training was changed again and Piotr Szymanski was replaced by Marek Tkocz as bassist, and the band was increased with an additional guitarist, Grzegorz Gustof. {Source: lastfm]
Total Time: 52 min
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